Varsilas the Great

Varsilas the Great (Thesomedian: Basilius, Embric: Basil) was a semi-legendary king of the Lapidomii people during the 7th Century, and founder of the Varsilian Kingdom of the Lapidomii which would eventually become the Kingdom of Lolaapalen and the modern Lolaapalen-Madalik Commonwealth.

Varsilas is mentioned in various Leric Stones, folk tales, and poems from across the lands of the modern Commonwealth and nearby nations. Varsilas is mentioned by name in the "Historia Regum Basilius et Andreas" written by the 11th century chronicler Avaljus of Refala, and "Chronicom Lapidomii" by 13th century historian Benidikti

the Literate. Varsilas is also referenced in various accounts by Cacetian historians, often in regards to various wars fought against an ancient Lapidomii Kingdom.