Referencing Pannonia — The Sacred Ledger

12th Prefectural Division
The flank that heard the fire sing
The 12th Prefectural Division was a Rationalist flank formation annihilated at the Iron Plains and remembered because Private Kessler heard the fire sing.
Codex Ref. VIII.1.05-012
Alfold
The plain that remembered hooves after hunger learned to count
The Alfold was the cattle plain of old Hungary, where herds vanished with Debrecen's stores and the registers survived the hooves they were made to count.
Codex Ref. II.4.09-046
Baja
A town kept as an address for a grave whose hunger is reaching.
Baja survives as the locator for Famine Pit Twelve on the former road to Szeged. Two surveys record its hunger reaching farther; neither counts the dead. I have kept the town and the grave in separate columns.
Codex Ref. V.6.01-003
Blightmarsh of the Drava
Where the Breadbasket Became a Stomach
Kargath's dominion in the drowned Drava and Sava valleys: a Pannonian breadbasket consumed into marsh, false harvests and famine. Its boundary cannot be certified; its hunger travels farther.
Codex Ref. V.6.01-004
Bureau of Agriculture
The office that owned the wheat, but never the air inside the silo
The dissolved Bureau of Agriculture once governed seed, soil, yield, storage, and famine reports before the Weevil Year let Tithes inherit its grain authority.
Codex Ref. VIII.4.02-001
Drava Lowlands
Where the bread went, and what came back in its place
The Drava Lowlands once fed Pannonia. In A.S. 174 they housed a chapel whose altar was bread, whose chalice held milk, and whose congregation was entirely dead.
Codex Ref. II.6.06-174
Hungary
The breadbasket that [[hell|Hell]] ate and [[strasbourg|Strasbourg]] filed by the slice
Hungary is the old grain kingdom remade into Budapest's held bank, Pest's visible absence, Blightmarsh hunger, southern corridor necessity, refugee memory, and every office's damp-fingered embarrassment.
Codex Ref. II.4.09-045
Mohács
A town remembered for what lies south of it.
Mohács survives in the Ledger as the bearing for Pit Seven, where approximately four thousand refugees were buried in A.S. 48. The town's fate remains unverified; the grave remains hungry.
Codex Ref. II.4.09-134
Pécs
The town where bread became evidence
Pécs is the vineyard ruin where Famine Pit measurement, Abundance Field proof, and Kargath's useful bread made hunger legible to the Ledger.
Codex Ref. II.4.09-147
Szeged
The river city where the light failed while shining
Szeged is the Tisza city where psalm-light learned betrayal, candles died inward, and the road to Baja began reaching back with teeth.
Codex Ref. II.4.09-201