Ahitereira: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Content deleted Content added
Antoniokf5 (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
Antoniokf5 (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
Line 39: | Line 39: | ||
While there were other tribes, the Faloghianos society was the most powerful, being in a powerful geographical position economically and agriculturally, fittingly leading them to also be the most cultural influential in the prehistory of Ahitereira. To this day, a small minority of Faloghianos natives still lives in the city of [[Vitoria]]. |
While there were other tribes, the Faloghianos society was the most powerful, being in a powerful geographical position economically and agriculturally, fittingly leading them to also be the most cultural influential in the prehistory of Ahitereira. To this day, a small minority of Faloghianos natives still lives in the city of [[Vitoria]]. |
||
=== Anternian Empire and Kloresan migrations (1st–5th Century |
=== Anternian Empire and Kloresan migrations (1st–5th Century) === |
||
{{Main|Anternia|Kloresa}} |
{{Main|Anternia|Kloresa}} |
||
Line 52: | Line 52: | ||
In 456, the Anternian empire would collapse, and alongside the various northern Kentronik and Azarian migrations, would lead to a massive cultural shift in the region. Many of the provinces' would have their governors transition into a monarchical system by declaring themselves the monarchs, including [[Kentronik]]. |
In 456, the Anternian empire would collapse, and alongside the various northern Kentronik and Azarian migrations, would lead to a massive cultural shift in the region. Many of the provinces' would have their governors transition into a monarchical system by declaring themselves the monarchs, including [[Kentronik]]. |
||
=== Fractured Kingdoms (6th–15th Century |
=== Fractured Kingdoms (6th–15th Century) === |
||
{{Main|Kentronik|Fjaora|Mishak|Atomagna|Grenard}} |
{{Main|Kentronik|Fjaora|Mishak|Atomagna|Grenard}} |
||
=== Frezarian Era (15th–16th Century |
=== Frezarian Era (15th–16th Century) === |
||
{{Main|Kentronik|Frezar of Kentronik|Atomagna|l2 = King Frezar||}} |
{{Main|Kentronik|Frezar of Kentronik|Atomagna|l2 = King Frezar||}} |
||
Line 80: | Line 80: | ||
In a surprising turn of events, the Kentronik took the title that Atomagna was once trying to gather, and officially embraced the Anternian Empire title. As in noble schools the idea of what was it to be Anternian continue to be spread all over the nation, and the once Victory Celebrations, became the Anternian Celebrations. |
In a surprising turn of events, the Kentronik took the title that Atomagna was once trying to gather, and officially embraced the Anternian Empire title. As in noble schools the idea of what was it to be Anternian continue to be spread all over the nation, and the once Victory Celebrations, became the Anternian Celebrations. |
||
=== New Anternian Empire (16th - 17th Century |
=== New Anternian Empire (16th - 17th Century) === |
||
Soon after the end of the war, Frezar would declare Kentronik as the New Anternian Empire, leading to vast parades lead by the King to spread the new "National Movement", while in reality it would be known has a vast purge and regulatory enforcement to ensure that the various nobles, specially the recently conquered, would respect the power of the King. This such occasion lead to various protests by the Nobles in which they requested their old rights back, but they mostly failed. In a confusing turn of events, Frezar would take the name of Atomagna for the Kingdom rather than Anternia, many historians argue whether or not this was an error of translation or not, as Atomagna and Anternia were often used in interchangeable manner. |
Soon after the end of the war, Frezar would declare Kentronik as the New Anternian Empire, leading to vast parades lead by the King to spread the new "National Movement", while in reality it would be known has a vast purge and regulatory enforcement to ensure that the various nobles, specially the recently conquered, would respect the power of the King. This such occasion lead to various protests by the Nobles in which they requested their old rights back, but they mostly failed. In a confusing turn of events, Frezar would take the name of Atomagna for the Kingdom rather than Anternia, many historians argue whether or not this was an error of translation or not, as Atomagna and Anternia were often used in interchangeable manner. |
||