Fessenden is a fictional princedom in Melanie Rawn's fantasy novels of the Dragon Prince and Dragon Star Trilogies. Fessenden is a western princedom famous for its wool. When Prince Ajit of Firon died without an heir in 719, High Prince Rohan was going to divide the lands of Firon between Princemarch and Fessenden. Before the division was officially proposed, however, Rohan discovered that Pandsala, the Regent of Princemarch, had murdered Ajit in order for Pol to inherit Firon. Rohan didn't want his son to gain from such a foul deed, so he gave Firon to Prince Laric of Dorval.
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| - Fessenden is a fictional princedom in Melanie Rawn's fantasy novels of the Dragon Prince and Dragon Star Trilogies. Fessenden is a western princedom famous for its wool. When Prince Ajit of Firon died without an heir in 719, High Prince Rohan was going to divide the lands of Firon between Princemarch and Fessenden. Before the division was officially proposed, however, Rohan discovered that Pandsala, the Regent of Princemarch, had murdered Ajit in order for Pol to inherit Firon. Rohan didn't want his son to gain from such a foul deed, so he gave Firon to Prince Laric of Dorval.
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| - Fessenden is a fictional princedom in Melanie Rawn's fantasy novels of the Dragon Prince and Dragon Star Trilogies. Fessenden is a western princedom famous for its wool. When Prince Ajit of Firon died without an heir in 719, High Prince Rohan was going to divide the lands of Firon between Princemarch and Fessenden. Before the division was officially proposed, however, Rohan discovered that Pandsala, the Regent of Princemarch, had murdered Ajit in order for Pol to inherit Firon. Rohan didn't want his son to gain from such a foul deed, so he gave Firon to Prince Laric of Dorval.
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