Carlisle - Revision history

Bruce: /* Vampires of the City */

2015-04-30T01:14:53Z

Vampires of the City

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	As an important point of transit into Scotland during a time of war, Carlisle warrants a much larger force of vampiric defenders than the town can truly support. The Reeve of Carlisle (Edward Cox) is subordinate to the Baroness of Carlisle, who makes her home in near-by Newcastle, and the defenders of Carlisle are often found in Northumbria, feeding or taking short stints of R and R. They spend as little time in the countryside as possible, to reduce the risk of encountering the region's Lupines. The Reeve was appointed by the Baroness of Carlisle, who makes her home in Newcastle.		As an important point of transit into Scotland during a time of war, Carlisle warrants a much larger force of vampiric defenders than the town can truly support. The Reeve of Carlisle (Edward Cox) is subordinate to the Baroness of Carlisle, who makes her home in near-by Newcastle, and the defenders of Carlisle are often found in Northumbria, feeding or taking short stints of R and R. They spend as little time in the countryside as possible, to reduce the risk of encountering the region's Lupines. The Reeve was appointed by the Baroness of Carlisle, who makes her home in Newcastle.

			* -- <<Nathaniel the Strong>> -- Medieval Baron of Carlisle before his death during the Great Rebellion at Mithras' hands.
	*[[Edward Cox]] - Reeve of Carlisle (Brujah)		*[[Edward Cox]] - Reeve of Carlisle (Brujah)
	*[[Marlon Trillsby]] - Childe of Reeve Edward		*[[Marlon Trillsby]] - Childe of Reeve Edward

Shadow Cat at 23:02, 23 January 2014

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	;[[England]] / [[~~Great Britain~~]]		;[[England]] / [[British Isles]]

	== '''Quote''' ==		== '''Quote''' ==

Shadow Cat at 23:01, 23 January 2014

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	;~~'''~~[[~~Scotland~~]]~~'''~~		;[[England]] / [[Great Britain]]

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Shadow Cat: /* Vampires of the City */

2014-01-23T23:00:35Z

Vampires of the City

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	== <span style="color:#800000;">'''Vampires of the City''' ==		== <span style="color:#800000;">'''Vampires of the City''' ==
			As an important point of transit into Scotland during a time of war, Carlisle warrants a much larger force of vampiric defenders than the town can truly support. The Reeve of Carlisle (Edward Cox) is subordinate to the Baroness of Carlisle, who makes her home in near-by Newcastle, and the defenders of Carlisle are often found in Northumbria, feeding or taking short stints of R and R. They spend as little time in the countryside as possible, to reduce the risk of encountering the region's Lupines. The Reeve was appointed by the Baroness of Carlisle, who makes her home in Newcastle.

	*[[Edward Cox]] - Reeve of Carlisle (Brujah)		*[[Edward Cox]] - Reeve of Carlisle (Brujah)
	*[[Marlon Trillsby]] - Childe of Reeve Edward		*[[Marlon Trillsby]] - Childe of Reeve Edward

Shadow Cat: /* Vampires of the City */

2014-01-23T22:55:25Z

Vampires of the City

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	== <span style="color:#800000;">'''Vampires of the City''' ==		== <span style="color:#800000;">'''Vampires of the City''' ==
			*[[Edward Cox]] - Reeve of Carlisle (Brujah)
			*[[Marlon Trillsby]] - Childe of Reeve Edward
			*[[Micky Nash]] - Gangrel
			*[[Walleye Bob]] - Caitiff

	== '''Websites''' ==		== '''Websites''' ==

Shadow Cat: /* Population */

2014-01-23T22:52:21Z

Population

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	== '''Population''' ==		== '''Population''' ==
	* ~~-- City (75~~,~~306) - 2011 census~~		2020 Census
			*Carlisle: 80,000

	== '''Arenas''' ==		== '''Arenas''' ==

Bruce: /* Cemeteries */

2014-01-21T05:12:52Z

Cemeteries

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	== '''Cemeteries''' ==		== '''Cemeteries''' ==
	* -- <<Carlisle Cemetery>>		* -- [[Carlisle Cemetery]]
	* -- <<Upperby Cemetery>>		* -- <<Upperby Cemetery>>

Bruce: /* Cemeteries */

2014-01-21T05:10:09Z

Cemeteries

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	== '''Cemeteries''' ==		== '''Cemeteries''' ==
			* -- <<Carlisle Cemetery>>
	* -- <<Upperby Cemetery>>		* -- <<Upperby Cemetery>>

Bruce: /* Cemeteries */

2014-01-21T05:06:28Z

Cemeteries

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	== '''Cemeteries''' ==		== '''Cemeteries''' ==
			* -- <<Upperby Cemetery>>

	== '''Citizens of the City''' ==		== '''Citizens of the City''' ==

Bruce: /* Before the Roman Empire */

2014-01-21T04:58:28Z

Before the Roman Empire

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	==== Before the Roman Empire ====		==== Before the Roman Empire ====
	Limited Iron Age occupation of the site presumably represents the Brythonic settlement of Luguvalion. The name means 'the strong place of Luguwalos' (Luguwalos is believed to be the personal name derived from the Celtic deity, Lugus). Or a proper name of a Celtic noble of the local Carvetii tribe. Luguvalium is the Latin form.		Limited Iron Age occupation of the site presumably represents the Brythonic settlement of Luguvalion. The name means 'the strong place of Luguwalos' (Luguwalos is believed to be the personal name derived from the Celtic deity, Lugus). Or a proper name of a Celtic noble of the local Carvetii tribe. Luguvalium is the Latin form.

			==== Arrival of the Roman Legions ====
			Around AD 72, the Romans built a timber fort on the site. Following its demolition around AD 103, a second timber fort was built. About AD 165 the fort was replaced by a stone fort. Timber structures further to the south-east were probably associated military buildings. These were later replaced in stone. When the civilian settlement in this area was enclosed by a stone wall is unknown, but it is generally assumed to have followed the line of the later medieval wall. The town probably became the civitas capital of the Carvetii tribe some time in the 2nd century. A single large stone building has been located which may have been for administrative use. Industry included copper working and tanning, while merchant traders were also in evidence. Inscriptions show there was a Mithraeum in the town and possibly a temple to Mars.

	== '''Population''' ==		== '''Population''' ==