Pelabyger hyHom

About

A square three story tower with a double stone wall that surround the keep and courtyard, as well as the base of the hill and road. Inside the inner bailey and against the walls are the stables, smithy, and guard barracks. The tower itself contains the hall and private chambers of the Wyna's family. Two smaller towers on the wall contain the kitchen and a chapel to Rylava. A freestanding storehouse and larder is located near the kitchen tower, and connects to both the kitchens and the main hall tower via covered walkways. The access road passes through three small gatehouses, as it ascends the hill in a spiral fashion.

Location

Hom, Karelëa Province, Kythus

Pelabyger hyHom is located on a hilltop overlooking the village of Hom to the south.

Staff

Owner

Wyna Cëruna hyHom

History

The stone walled keep was established in 330 YG on the site of an earlier stone and timber hall with a wooden palisade. The keep serves as the home of the Wyna and his family, and is the property of the Üprewyna, Duncana II, who visits the manor once every year in late summer.

Persons

Cëruna hyHom (wyna)

Duncana II (üprewyna)

Mërva Duncanüpva (daugther of the üprewyna)