I mean its rather convenient that an Elven raised human happened to be ready to take the mantle of king and just happened to be related to the last line of kings after so many generations

Getting into the study of oysters and I'm curious if this sub might know anything that could be interesting

What is a trap? Life? The Universe? The Matrix? Please provide insight, /r/AskHistorians

Now this might seem like a fairly obvious answer, but I was wondering just how hostile the relations between the British and Americans were during the war. Was there deep sentimental hate for each other, or was there a sort of understanding that we were going to war for our differences, but we do not absolutely hate each other. I am curious because in America, I was taught that relations were not so bad, and there was much reluctance to actually go to war because of this. Yet, I have heard otherwise, in other sources

I'm of course referring to Wan Shi Tong's library which was destroyed by Avatar Aang following he and his party's incursion into the library.

And then there's also the after effect of Wan Shi Tong barring entry of any human scholars into the ruins of his library after Avatar Korra's opening of the Spirit Portals. Which can also be attributed to Avatar Aang as a reactive effect by Wan Shi Tong.