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Settlement of Tashidaypa can be traced back roughly to 19,000 BC, as lively cave paintings in the [[Bilge Cave System]] document an originally untold history. This settlement remained presumably sparse, but the earliest trace of a regional culture would be around 2700 BC, where the first evidence of the now staple horse-rider nomadism can be traced too. Wooden and stone tools, alongside evidence of herding equipment, point to a culture generally focused not on agriculture, but on a herder based norm. These discovers have shed light on the earliest settlement of the steppe, with modern-day scholarship pointing to the idea that these early herder based cultures, that largely developed on the steppe as a result of the hostile climate to widespread agriculture, eventually laid the corner-stones for modern-day nomadism on the steppe.

Any population that attempted to sustain itself on agriculture alone were simply unsustainable, and while grain and simple agriculture remained a tenant of most of these emerging societies, by no means were they extensive. Pastoralism provided a universal way of living, paving the way for the emergence of these first clans and tribal groups. ~~Horse nomadism as well still plays a large role in Tashidaypan history and culture~~, ~~which in turn allowed for not only~~ the ~~growth~~ of ~~clan and tribal groupings~~, ~~but~~ the ~~eventual formation of the Great Planes Khanate~~, ~~opening~~ the ~~next major era in Tashidaypan history~~.

Any population that attempted to sustain itself on agriculture alone were simply unsustainable, and while grain and simple agriculture remained a tenant of most of these emerging societies, by no means were they extensive. Pastoralism provided a universal way of living, paving the way for the emergence of these first clans and tribal groups. These groups, while spread vastly apart on the huge entropy of the steppe, formed into the first political structures, the tribal confederations.

===Second ~~era~~===

===Second Era===

''What were the first political structures of your country? Did it have any very early rivals or was it controlled by a foreign country?''

===Third ~~era~~===

===Third Era===

''What were your country's first major moves on an international level?''

===Fourth ~~era~~===

===Fourth Era===

''Did your country ever have a period of significant decline or internal struggle?''

===Fifth ~~era~~===

===Fifth Era===

''Was your country subject to imperialism later in its life, or was it an imperial power?''

===~~Sixth era~~===

===Modern Day===

''How did the 20th century affect your country?''

==Geography==

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 Settlement of Tashidaypa can be traced back roughly to 19,000 BC, as lively cave paintings in the [[Bilge Cave System]] document an originally untold history. This settlement remained presumably sparse, but the earliest trace of a regional culture would be around 2700 BC, where the first evidence of the now staple horse-rider nomadism can be traced too. Wooden and stone tools, alongside evidence of herding equipment, point to a culture generally focused not on agriculture, but on a herder based norm. These discovers have shed light on the earliest settlement of the steppe, with modern-day scholarship pointing to the idea that these early herder based cultures, that largely developed on the steppe as a result of the hostile climate to widespread agriculture, eventually laid the corner-stones for modern-day nomadism on the steppe.
-Any population that attempted to sustain itself on agriculture alone were simply unsustainable, and while grain and simple agriculture remained a tenant of most of these emerging societies, by no means were they extensive. Pastoralism provided a universal way of living, paving the way for the emergence of these first clans and tribal groups. Horse nomadism as well still plays a large role in Tashidaypan history and culture, which in turn allowed for not only the growth of clan and tribal groupings, but the eventual formation of the Great Planes Khanate, opening the next major era in Tashidaypan history.
+Any population that attempted to sustain itself on agriculture alone were simply unsustainable, and while grain and simple agriculture remained a tenant of most of these emerging societies, by no means were they extensive. Pastoralism provided a universal way of living, paving the way for the emergence of these first clans and tribal groups. These groups, while spread vastly apart on the huge entropy of the steppe, formed into the first political structures, the tribal confederations.
-===Second era===
+===Second Era===
 ''What were the first political structures of your country? Did it have any very early rivals or was it controlled by a foreign country?''
-===Third era===
+===Third Era===
 ''What were your country's first major moves on an international level?''
-===Fourth era===
+===Fourth Era===
 ''Did your country ever have a period of significant decline or internal struggle?''
-===Fifth era===
+===Fifth Era===
 ''Was your country subject to imperialism later in its life, or was it an imperial power?''
-===Sixth era===
+===Modern Day===
 ''How did the 20th century affect your country?''
 ==Geography==
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