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== Brief History==
 
== Brief History==
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Piety's settlements date back well before the Avignon Crusade that forged the Calixis Sector, likely back to the Dark Ages of Technology, and local tradition maintains that it had been brought into the Imperium's fold during the Great Crusade. Whatever the truth, by M39 it was long lost to the rest of humanity.
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Piety's settlements date back well before the Avignon Crusade that forged the Calixis Sector, likely back to the Dark Ages of Technology, and local tradition maintains that it had been brought into the Imperium's fold during the Great Crusade. Whatever the truth, by M39 it was long lost to the rest of humanity.
  
 
Piety was one of the first worlds to be subject to reclamation by Saint Drusus the Warrior upon his promotion to Lord Militant, under the personal command of General Octavion Astleford, who took as his base of operations the settlements now known as Drushold. More than the war effort, however, the success of the campaign was the result of missionaries among the Emperor's lost children. The petty lords who refused to submit to the Imerial forces often had less to fear from the invading armies than they did a force of their own subjects, burning with the zeal of converts, lead by a priest preaching death and damnation to the Emperor's enemies. The power and influence left to the Ministorium prompted its inclusion into the Imperium under the name Piety.
 
Piety was one of the first worlds to be subject to reclamation by Saint Drusus the Warrior upon his promotion to Lord Militant, under the personal command of General Octavion Astleford, who took as his base of operations the settlements now known as Drushold. More than the war effort, however, the success of the campaign was the result of missionaries among the Emperor's lost children. The petty lords who refused to submit to the Imerial forces often had less to fear from the invading armies than they did a force of their own subjects, burning with the zeal of converts, lead by a priest preaching death and damnation to the Emperor's enemies. The power and influence left to the Ministorium prompted its inclusion into the Imperium under the name Piety.

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