| Category | Fallen Empires | ||||||
| World | Bal-Kriav | ||||||
| Region | Northern Hordelands | ||||||
| Government | Republic | ||||||
| Capital | Kennel | ||||||
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| Alignment | chaotic evil | ||||||
| Deities | Demogorgon, Krak-Oth | ||||||
| Enemies | Hornfels, jara, Witch Horde | ||||||
| Reign | 746 - 956 | ||||||
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The Hlothangi Insurgency (740 - 746) end with the fall of the Drugnod Dynasty (546 - 746). The council that had long served the Drugnods, became the Yagamph Republic. They became voice of their respective territories and special interests like commerce, mineral rights, and nomadic pursuits.
Like the Drugnod Dynasty, Yagamph was a stabilizing force for the Northern Hordelands. They brought civilization to a wild region, for a time pacifying the Theegan of the Witch Horde and keeping the north's Jara in check.
Yagamph slowly succumbed to corruption and the chaotic tendencies of its people; the Gnoll of today's Garormuk blame a population with goblins the majority. After two near successive civil wars, the republic began to crack. As fighting raged across the territories, tribal interests returned, its collective strength waned. Taking advantage of their neighbor's misfortune, the Witch Horde did their part in destabilizing their neighbor through raiding and funding the tribes looking to return to their nomadic traditions.
By 956, a government in name only, the republic splintered into warring tribes and independent city-states.