By the end of his life, he had won the support of almost all the warlords of the valley (mostly through domination rather than persuasion). From his new base on the mountain, the warlord gathered supporters and repelled both Menetari and Lantian invasions. However one Menetari warlord, whose original name is lost to history, would alter the course of history and successfully take the Lantian stronghold surrounding Mount Menetar, which would eventually become the city of Menetar. The warlords of Menetar would fight among each other while unsuccessfully resisting Lantian occupation. Over the next generation, the Menetari reorganized from simple tribes of farmers into clans of warriors, each led by formidable warlords. The war-torn Menetari, with no reward from their efforts and facing extreme pressure from a new imperial overlord that neglected them, began to turn on each other. Eventually the River Empire would become no more, and the Empire of Lantria claimed ownership of the entire Menetar Valley. Over the next hundred years, the River Empire would be systematically destroyed as Lantian warships traveled up the Menetar River, supported by the Menetari pushing south into the wetlands. The Lantians offered the Menetari a deal: to join forces and eliminate the River Empire. However 3000 years ago, as the Empire of Lantria began its first waves of expansion and colonization along the coasts of the mainland Western Continent, it became clear that the River Empire would pose a threat. They rarely ventured into the wetlands surrounding the Menetar River due to the existence of the sinister River Empire who preyed on their people. The Menetari were once a tribal agricultural people who lived on the Plains of Sterdam and along the Iron Range. It is believed that the Menetari and the Lantians share a similar ancestry, though it is not clear when a divergence occurred. The people of Menetar, the Menetari, do not have any historical evidence for their origin.

All fiefs however must pay allegiance to the King of the Mountain, as well as pay an annual tax to their monarchy. Under the King of the Mountain are several landowning lords and barons who each maintain control over their won fiefdoms. The King of the Mountain is based in the eponymous city of Menetar which surrounds the tall Mount Menetar. The Kingdom of Menetar is a feudal monarchy led by a hereditary monarch, who holds the title of King of the Mountain. Allegiance: United Mortal Confederation.

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