Asura Levi
Sage
I have this land, once part of a single kingdom until the unwise king dived it between his three sons, yeah, utterly cliche but who cares.
The western lands and coast he gave to the older as well as the riverlands, making one of the big rivers as a division between the firs share and the others (let's call it Chean).
To the second, he gave it the more mountainous and mineral rich south, together with the old capital (let's call this one Aon).
The third (Anhain) he gave the north, mostly plains, hills and forests.
Now, the actual rulers has no more blood relation to the old kingdom, with the royal family being overthrow and dying out.
The division between Chean and Aon as well as Chean and Anhain is well defined. A big part of the division between Anhain and Aon as well through forested area.
But a quite considerable part is plains, when the old king defined it, he said that from the top of the biggest mount in Aon (a bit more than 2,000 m) until the eye can see is the land of Aon, and for those in the plain, if they can see the mount, they are in Aon, otherwise, Anhain.
My question is, how much of land can be contested because the different point of view?
I'm don't know much, but I think maybe you can see further from the mount top than the place you must be in the plains to see the mount back. (Was that confuse?) Or would it be the other way around and no land contested in anyway?
As for other source of conflicts, Aon periodically destroy the forest that mark the beginning of Anhain, thus increasing its land (fertile soil, plus minerals running low).
That is a part of the river land that was given to Anhain by Chean, following instructions from the old king, lands that are visible from the mount, so Aon want it; also, it was given by a dynasty now defunct, so Chean want it back as well. (Given a curiosity of this world, the other divisions are oddly limited, so expansion that way isn't an option.)
The western lands and coast he gave to the older as well as the riverlands, making one of the big rivers as a division between the firs share and the others (let's call it Chean).
To the second, he gave it the more mountainous and mineral rich south, together with the old capital (let's call this one Aon).
The third (Anhain) he gave the north, mostly plains, hills and forests.
Now, the actual rulers has no more blood relation to the old kingdom, with the royal family being overthrow and dying out.
The division between Chean and Aon as well as Chean and Anhain is well defined. A big part of the division between Anhain and Aon as well through forested area.
But a quite considerable part is plains, when the old king defined it, he said that from the top of the biggest mount in Aon (a bit more than 2,000 m) until the eye can see is the land of Aon, and for those in the plain, if they can see the mount, they are in Aon, otherwise, Anhain.
My question is, how much of land can be contested because the different point of view?
I'm don't know much, but I think maybe you can see further from the mount top than the place you must be in the plains to see the mount back. (Was that confuse?) Or would it be the other way around and no land contested in anyway?
As for other source of conflicts, Aon periodically destroy the forest that mark the beginning of Anhain, thus increasing its land (fertile soil, plus minerals running low).
That is a part of the river land that was given to Anhain by Chean, following instructions from the old king, lands that are visible from the mount, so Aon want it; also, it was given by a dynasty now defunct, so Chean want it back as well. (Given a curiosity of this world, the other divisions are oddly limited, so expansion that way isn't an option.)