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By the early 11th century, the Castrillóns had firmly established their dominance over Amaniaris. Their influence extended beyond the island, with their trade networks reaching as far as the [[Levantia|Levantine]] continent and the [[Audonia|far east]]. The wealth and power they accumulated during this period laid the foundation for Amaniaris’s future prosperity and its enduring legacy as a key player in the region’s economic and political landscape. However, the Castrillóns’ dominance began to wane towards the end of the 11th century as external pressures and internal divisions took their toll. The rise of the Balaperic Estate, a rival dynasty with ambitions of their own, marked the beginning of the end for the Castrillóns’ control over Amaniaris. In 1087, the Balaperics launched a successful campaign to seize the island, culminating in the capture of Castra Pavissia ex Castrillón and the exile of the remaining members of the Castrillón family.  
By the early 11th century, the Castrillóns had firmly established their dominance over Amaniaris. Their influence extended beyond the island, with their trade networks reaching as far as the [[Levantia|Levantine]] continent and the [[Audonia|far east]]. The wealth and power they accumulated during this period laid the foundation for Amaniaris’s future prosperity and its enduring legacy as a key player in the region’s economic and political landscape. However, the Castrillóns’ dominance began to wane towards the end of the 11th century as external pressures and internal divisions took their toll. The rise of the Balaperic Estate, a rival dynasty with ambitions of their own, marked the beginning of the end for the Castrillóns’ control over Amaniaris. In 1087, the Balaperics launched a successful campaign to seize the island, culminating in the capture of Castra Pavissia ex Castrillón and the exile of the remaining members of the Castrillón family.  


=== ????-????: Balaperic era ===
=== 1087-????: Balaperic era ===


=== 1788-1808: Age of piracy ===
=== 1788-1808: Age of piracy ===