Thalevirian Historical Accounts

Reclaiming the Forgotten Past

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The present is the moment when ignored history becomes an unavoidable Future.

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Do you have a vision for the future you seek?

How much of the past must you confront before that future becomes possible?

The Future is Determined by the Character of those who Shape it

Collage of Messo and Mushkinek from the historical accounts.

Content Advisory: These books and stories contain scenes of intense violence against men, women, and children. Its contents and themes are intended for mature audiences (18+). Reader discretion is advised.


Discover the History of Thalevir



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Thalevir is an ancient world. Countless people have lived and died on Thalevir, some having lived ordinary lives and others extraordinary. Extraordinary and admirable, however, are not always the same. The first two Thalevirian accounts represent the extraordinarily admirable and the extraordinarily horrific respectively. I included these accounts to exemplify that dichotomy. I hope that I will be able to find and share some middle ground within the ancient accounts.


The Records (Stories and Books)

Before the Seven Kingdoms: A Short Story

Messo of Orudara recorded the short story of the exodus of his people in escape from the Telimicus uprising. His role in the exodus, however, was secondary to his account of what happened and why. This short story represents a microcosm of the Thalevirian Cycle as a whole.

The Mushkinek Uprising

Mushkinek was abnormal, not just in his place and time, but in all history. The combination his of obsession, genius, and ambition came together at a time when Cendomvita was ripe for another visit from the Great Scourge. Mushkinek was willing to take the name and the cause to achieve his goals. Unfortunately for Herte, a historian at the Royal Maadigan University, Mushkinek had one more gigantic trait: his ego. He conscripted Herte into a life or death struggle between personal ethics, professional curiosity, and obligation to humanity.

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Mushkinek Uprising Book COver

Begin your Thalevirian journey with Messo‘s record, Before the Seven Kingdoms.


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Books

  1. Before The Seven Kingdoms
  2. The Mushkinek Uprising
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