Battle of Lake Bethany
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Location | Lake Bethany |
| Date | 24th Year of King Malaky XV's reign |
| Commander | Baron Theodore von Monocle |
| Vessel | The Liliana |
| Source | A History of Rislandia |
Overview
According to A History of Rislandia, the Battle of Lake Bethany took place in the 24th Year of King Malaky XV's reign, at the site of Lake Bethany. It stands as one of the recorded engagements of the Malaky XV's Reign era and is notable for the involvement of Baron Theodore von Monocle, who led The Liliana during the fighting.
History
According to A History of Rislandia: "The Battle of Lake Bethany (24th Year of King Malaky XV) was fought here." Beyond this attestation, the sourcebook provides no further detail regarding the opposing forces, the cause of the engagement, or its outcome. Baron Theodore von Monocle's command of The Liliana during the battle represents the earliest documented operational use of that vessel recorded in the history.
Legacy
The existence of a Treaty of Lake Bethany suggests the battle had lasting diplomatic or political consequences, though A History of Rislandia does not explicitly connect the two in the available notes. The Von Monocle Family's association with the engagement contributed to the lineage's martial reputation.