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| rdfs:comment | - Alarad began as a small city-state under the rule of Lord Kurlac of Akrath. In its early days, Alarad was known for its centers of learning. The kingdom grew so rapidly that some immigrants were refused citizenship because of a lack of space. At last, the aging Lord Kurlac constructed the cities of Kalaris and Kurdrac (now Al-Ame'Nrac) to ease the strain of a growing population.
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| headofstate | - The King, though Regents also took an active role in Alaradian government
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| Demographics | - Human 87%, Half-Dwarves 7%, Wood Elves 4.2%, Goblins 1.2%, Troll-men 0.6%
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| Enemies | - mainly Ajurah and Urk-Had
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| headofmilitary | - The King was generally the military head with several commanders under him
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| abstract | - Alarad began as a small city-state under the rule of Lord Kurlac of Akrath. In its early days, Alarad was known for its centers of learning. The kingdom grew so rapidly that some immigrants were refused citizenship because of a lack of space. At last, the aging Lord Kurlac constructed the cities of Kalaris and Kurdrac (now Al-Ame'Nrac) to ease the strain of a growing population. Even into the days of Kurlac's son Kirdrac, Alarad was growing rapidly in power. Within 80 years of its founding, Alarad rivaled Akrath and Wyrmenhard in both military and economic strength. Kalaris also soon became a prosperous port city. Goods and merchants poured into the new kingdom, transforming Alarad from a small offshoot of the Akrathian Empire into an independent country.
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