Company & trade
Saint Corvin Navigation and Colonial
Also called Saint Corvin · house of Saint Corvin · Corvin
The charter house built by a packet magnate's widow on harbour religion, quarantine law and relic traffic: pilot chapels, protected enclaves, patronage of saint feasts and the cultivation of local treaty elites. It holds and victuals Saint Corvin's Haven on the southern run.
A chartered company preferring pilot chapels, protected enclaves and cultivation of local treaty elites, holding a quay under colour of lawful sanctity.
Named with it
- Lady Ysabel Corvin
Ties
- rival of Crown Meridian
- fields the Corvin Bluecoats
- arrangement with the Holy Seat
- fought Crown Meridian in the War of the Two Ledgers
In the chronicle
At the table
Fought Crown Meridian in the War of the Two Ledgers (4594–4597). It endows chapels and keeps grounds, and in exchange for its arrangement with the Seat its havens are regular and its relic provenances undisputed; it therefore cannot quietly abandon a station. It nearly broke in the Lantern Receivership a dozen years back. Its work involves relics and unexplained escorts under strict standards of conduct.