Talk:Vallos

The known history of Vallos stretches back to approximately 1000 to 800 BCE with the rise of the Solanian and Zychy city states. Prior to the arrival of the Latinic Solanians, Vallos was predominantly home to nomadic Sarpic horticulturalists, who grew sorghum and lived in stilt houses as to avoid the seasonal floods. Around approximately 1000 BCE, the first evidence of Latinic migration to northeastern Vallos has been discovered in modern day Cartadania, with a citystate named Solan being based in the modern day island of Porto Bianca. The Solanians recorded themselves as being descended from the Adonerii League, having migrated west to Vallos under the command of the semi-mythical ancestor Solanao, who established the city after conquering a native Sarpic tribe. After this, various Latinic city states began to crop up on the eastern coast, concurrent with the rise if an influential, sedentary Sarpic kingdom in the west. Latinic explorers recorded contact and interaction with the city state of Zici, commonly called the Zychy in modern day transliteration. The Zychy lent their name to the entirety of the West Sarpic city states in Latinic writings.

Latinic civilization in the northeast. Big, brings writing over to vallos which spreads to Sarpic city states. Sarpic city states and Latinic colonies feud, with sarpic power concentrating in west. Eventually Loa come, and setting setting south. The Latinics and Loa help crush the sarps, then the Latinics slowly collapse and then Loa warlords supplant latinic authority. Eventually Early Loa Empire (Kingdom of Mi'isima) which stretches from modern day Takatta Loa to just north of big central lake and north part of Eastern blank space. This is where prehistory leaves off.

Religion; Latinic religion, maybe with some derivations. Sarpic well worship gets coopted into Loa faith, which is polytheistic at this point revering Maouana, Queen of Heaven and Ancestral mother of the Loa. Temples, idols, sacred wells abound in this pre aniconic time. Also, no bug cults yet.