Clengoth

Clengoth was a district center of the Keelan Province.

Background
It was a large town that was located about fifteen miles east from Abersford. Clengoth had a population of three thousand citizens and was a significant business district with far more variety and a number of shops. Mixed in with smaller shops were a few with up to twenty-five workers, enough to be considered small factories. In addition to the local main abbey on the outskirts of Clengoth, there were several smaller abbeys in the town. It was ruled by Longnor Vorwich the boyerman of the district.

History
When Yozef Kolsko began to produce ether from Abersford, after a sixday, an order for two bottles of ether came from the abbey in Clengoth. To pursue a production in fertilizer, Yozef went to the district registrar’s office in Clengoth, to make gain a lease at Birdshit Bay.

After Kolsko began to expand his business, to avoid overloading the local community and to aid distribution in Abersford, he started “franchising out” production, first to the district seat at Clengoth, and later to the clan center at Caernford and other provinces.

Later when Abersford was beng attacked by pirates, Denes Vegga ordered a mounted registrar to head straight to Clengoth for aid. Upon hearing the attack from the rider, Boyerman Vorwich led fifty men to the Abbey of St. Sidryn followed shortly by another hundred men. By the time reinforcements from Clengoth came, the battle was over and the pirates driven away.