Lucrecia: Difference between revisions

|capital =            [[Mérida Junto al Mar]]

|established_event1 = Founding of [[Mérida Junto al Mar|Emerita Iuxta Mare]]

It is generally accepted that Lucrecia was settled by the broader [[Glaistic civilization]] during the prehistoric period, but when they arrived and the extent of their settlement is the source of considerable debate. The only record of them comes from the first [[Adonerii]] settlers on the archipelago, who arrived in 750 BC. Until the 21st century, it was generally accepted that Lucrecia was the southernmost Adonerii settlement during the [[Latin Heroic Age]], though some modern archaeology and scholarship has suggested Lucrecia served as a staging ground for further expeditions south into modern [[Chrobonsk]]. Whatever the case, the Latin city of ''Emerita Iuxta Mare'' was established at their first arrival and became the predominant cultural and political force in the archipelago. Historians generally agree ''Emerita ad Mare'' served as the primary southern outpost of the intricate Adonerii trade network, filtering exotic goods from South Sarpedon back to the other Adonerii cities in exchange for weapons, food, and other goods more common in [[Urlazio]] and beyond.   

[[File:Mykene BW 2017-10-10 13-23-40.jpg|thumb|left|The remains of the original Lucrecian senate, located near the modern capital of [[Mérida Junto al Mar]].]]

With the collapse of the Adonerii league, ''Emerita Iuxto Mare'' became an independent power in the south Kindreds Sea. It began to establish its own colonies and trade network throughout eastern [[Vallos]].

The islands now comprising Lucrecia and particularly ''Emerita Iuxto Mare'' gradually fell under the sway of the cultural changes occurring in the western portion of the Imperium, becoming recognizably part of what would become the [[Pelaxians|Pelaxian]] culture in terms of language and traditions.