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The Corean Chronicles : ウィキペディア英語版
The Corean Chronicles

''The Corean Chronicles'' is a fantasy series of books by the author L. E. Modesitt, Jr.. As of 2011, it consists of:
*'' Legacies'' (2002)
*''Darknesses'' (2003)
*''Scepters'' (2004)
*''Alector's Choice'' (2005)
*''Cadmian's Choice'' (2006)
*''Soarer's Choice'' (2006)
*''The Lord-Protector's Daughter'' (2008)
*''Lady-Protector'' (2011)
==Plot and background==

The current books in the series comprise two trilogies in different time frames of the same world, with significant ties to each other. The first three books are set in a time frame roughly a thousand years after the events in the later three books.
The first trilogy introduces the world of Corus as a world that used to be ruled by a great civilization, that spanned the entire continent. However, a magical disaster caused its fall, ending a golden age. In the books, Corus is full of countries fighting for superiority, humans struggling to survive, and strange animals that are a product of and dependent on the life force-derived magic of the world. Additionally, there are rarely seen creatures – Soarers and Sanders – that are entities of pure life force. The fall of the civilization caused much to have been forgotten, but some few of the people of Corus still command magical powers, referred to as Talent. With that power comes the cost of having the lords of the world trying to gain influence over and control of Talent wielders. Among the denizens of Corus, these special features of the world are commonly referred to with phrases such as Talent magic, Talent wielders, and Talent creatures, among others.
The second trilogy, returning to the era of the lost civilization, introduces the civilization's caretaker minority, the Alectors, who are human-like entities that exist on Corus, "linked" to their former worlds with pure life-force. While the first trilogy portrays these beings as evil – for indeed they are not natives of Corus – the later books portray the Alectors through their own point of view. Paradoxically, humans are not native to Corus either. (They are ancient genetic creations of the Alectors.) The Alectors consider regular humans (commonly referred to as steers, Landers, Indigens) inferior. Alectors are by nature, Talent wielders. Fusing their powers with technical knowledge, they are the ones that have created the infrastructure and glory of civilization that is later lost.
Place names are used frequently and complexly, however, a full map of Corus is included in each book - readers are advised to check it often.

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