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{{SCA Barony box|name = Barony of Ered Sul|color = Green|metal = White|device = [[Image:Ered sul.jpg]] | caption = [[Azure]], [[in base]] three mountain peaks [[vert]], [[fimbriated]] and snow-capped [[argent]], in [[canton]] a [[laurel wreath]] [[argent]]. | founded = | baron = Christopher Fitzarthur | baroness=Miana ni Chonnagain| area = Northern Arizona, USA | kingdom = [[Atenveldt]]}} |
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'''Ered Sul''' is an [[SCA]] [[barony]] of the [[Kingdom of Atenveldt]], mundanely located in northern Arizona. |
'''Ered Sul''' is an [[SCA]] [[barony]] of the [[Kingdom of Atenveldt]], mundanely located in northern Arizona. |
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==Heraldry== |
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The [[arms]] of Ered Sul are: ''[[Azure]], [[in base]] three mountain peaks [[vert]], [[fimbriated]] and snow-capped [[argent]], in [[canton]] a [[laurel wreath]] [[argent]]. |
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==Events== |
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Ered Sul hosts the [[Highlands War]] each August. |
Ered Sul hosts the [[Highlands War]] each August. |
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==See Also== |
==See Also== |
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[http://www.baronyoferedsul.org Barony of Ered Sul homepage] |
[http://www.baronyoferedsul.org Barony of Ered Sul homepage] |
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[[category:Baronies (SCA)]] |
[[category:Baronies (SCA)|Ered Sul]] |
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Ered Sul is an SCA barony of the Kingdom of Atenveldt, mundanely located in northern Arizona.
Heraldry
The arms of Ered Sul are: Azure, in base three mountain peaks vert, fimbriated and snow-capped argent, in canton a laurel wreath argent.
Events
Ered Sul hosts the Highlands War each August.
