>BTW, what are the chances that Balazar was actually theyalan and hence a
>follower of Elmal?
Not good. Balazaring is a Pelorian language which implies that Balazar was Pelorian and not Theyalan.
>What are the chances that the influx of theyalans
>(fleeing the Red Moon) into the lands of Balazar during the 14th century
>rewrote the myths and legends and made Balazar (the man, not the land)
>theyalan or, rather, an Elmal worshipper?
Not high. Balazar is a bleak place to flee to. There's a reason why the fecund Orlanthi have not yet displaced the Votanki despite having lived right next to them for several centuries.
>Also, Balazar is said to have come from the 'northwest lands' in 1082.
>Anyone care to name those lands?
Northwest of Balazar, I imagine. He can come from Sylila, Vanch or even Kostaddi.
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