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When the Red Death spread through the world, the city of Kolkata closed its gates to all who wished to enter. This did little but delay the proccess, and the plauge wormed its way inside the city within 2 months. From there, the population was decimated, with the people turning to obscure faiths and desperately grasping at the straws of belief to find some way out of the horror. When the plauge finally ended and society began to reform, it was found that the predominant religion was Confucianism, a religon that had had few followers before the plauge broke out.

The survivors now struggled to rebuild their society, and it was decided that a leader should be chosen to lead them through this, the previous rulers having all died. The chosen man was Daolitamni Kalikamra and he proved remarkably skilled at directing the reconstruction efforts. When he finally died, much of the work was complete, and Kolkata had developed far further than the surrounding areas. Daolitamni's son, Patligranama, now saw that an ambitious leader could turn Kolkata into the controling power of the surrounding region. A skilled politician, he was able to ensure not only Kolkatan power throughout the region, but also his personal power in the city itself.

Eventually Patligranama began to age, and sought to bestow his power upon his son so that his work might be continued in later generations. The two of them worked together to establish a firm line of hereditary succession, which ultimately became the Monarchy that now rules the city. Although Napumaltidi Kalikamra lacked his fathers skill in obtaining power, he was able to maintain the state Patligranama had created, and would ultimately pass the reigns of power to his own son; Kramnishalti Kalikamra. What Kramnishalti's reign shall bring has yet to be seen.