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|887 BC||January 1st (traditional)||Latin settlers establish [[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]] in Levantia, one of the furthest flung cities along the Urce river of the [[Adonerum|Adonerii civilization]]. The Latin city of Urceopolis almost immediately entered into conflict with the local Celtic tribes, though in time there would be a mutual understanding and coexistence established. | |887 BC||January 1st (traditional)||Latin settlers establish [[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]] in Levantia, one of the furthest flung cities along the Urce river of the [[Adonerum|Adonerii civilization]]. The Latin city of Urceopolis almost immediately entered into conflict with the local Celtic tribes, though in time there would be a mutual understanding and coexistence established. | ||
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|600 BC||The Cognatish are settled in what is modern Pelaxia. This pre-Caphiravian cultural group spoke the Cognatish language from the 7th to the 1st century BCE. Due to their military qualities, as of the 5th century BCE Cognatish soldiers were frequently deployed in battles in Caphiria. Around 4th Century BCE, Caphiria sent Caphirian General Ottiano to conquer Cognatia. General Rusciprio subsequently defeated the Cognatish Ilergetes tribes and conquered Montia. After the Cognaitsh defeat, the valleys were divided into two major provinces, Pelagia Orientis and Pelagia Occidentis. | |600 BC|| ||The Cognatish are settled in what is modern Pelaxia. This pre-Caphiravian cultural group spoke the Cognatish language from the 7th to the 1st century BCE. Due to their military qualities, as of the 5th century BCE Cognatish soldiers were frequently deployed in battles in Caphiria. Around 4th Century BCE, Caphiria sent Caphirian General Ottiano to conquer Cognatia. General Rusciprio subsequently defeated the Cognatish Ilergetes tribes and conquered Montia. After the Cognaitsh defeat, the valleys were divided into two major provinces, Pelagia Orientis and Pelagia Occidentis. | ||
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|572 BC|| ||Urceopolis completes its conquest of the Latin cities in [[Levantia]], stretching from up the Urce River to the coast through modern day [[Faneria]], roughly approximating the entire eastern portion of the Adonerii league. Following the destruction of the league two years later, the now-unified cities form the civilization of [[Great Levantia]], which roughly translates to the Great Eastern State. The name had been used - and is used to this day - to refer to the continent known as [[Levantia]]. | |572 BC|| ||Urceopolis completes its conquest of the Latin cities in [[Levantia]], stretching from up the Urce River to the coast through modern day [[Faneria]], roughly approximating the entire eastern portion of the Adonerii league. Following the destruction of the league two years later, the now-unified cities form the civilization of [[Great Levantia]], which roughly translates to the Great Eastern State. The name had been used - and is used to this day - to refer to the continent known as [[Levantia]]. | ||
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|500-300 BC|| ||[[Great Levantia]] begins its advance into the Levantine interior, conquering large swaths of modern day [[Urcea]] and making client kings out of many to most of the interior Celtic tribes. | |500-300 BC|| ||[[Great Levantia]] begins its advance into the Levantine interior, conquering large swaths of modern day [[Urcea]] and making client kings out of many to most of the interior Celtic tribes. | ||
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|197 BC|| Cognatish tribes revolted once again in the P. Orientis province of modern Pelaxia. After securing these regions, Caphiria invaded and conquered Albalitoria and Cognatilitoria. The Caphirians fought a long and drawn out campaign for the conquest of Albalitoria. Wars and campaigns in the northwest coast of the Cognatish valleys would continue until 16 BCE, when the final rebellions of the Litorian Wars were defeated. | |197 BC|| ||Cognatish tribes revolted once again in the P. Orientis province of modern Pelaxia. After securing these regions, Caphiria invaded and conquered Albalitoria and Cognatilitoria. The Caphirians fought a long and drawn out campaign for the conquest of Albalitoria. Wars and campaigns in the northwest coast of the Cognatish valleys would continue until 16 BCE, when the final rebellions of the Litorian Wars were defeated. | ||
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|142 BC|| ||Great Levantia rules over much of modern day [[Urcea]] and [[Dericania]], as well as part of the southern [[United Kingdom]]. Religious authorities proclaim that Great Levantia now rules over a majority share of the entire world, and conquest ceases for a time. The centuries of conquest had covered over serious issues with the republican constitution and representation of the constituent parts of the Levantine state, and following the cessation of expansion, several decades of instability and unrest begin. | |142 BC|| ||Great Levantia rules over much of modern day [[Urcea]] and [[Dericania]], as well as part of the southern [[United Kingdom]]. Religious authorities proclaim that Great Levantia now rules over a majority share of the entire world, and conquest ceases for a time. The centuries of conquest had covered over serious issues with the republican constitution and representation of the constituent parts of the Levantine state, and following the cessation of expansion, several decades of instability and unrest begin. | ||
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|354 AD|| ||The Kingdom of the Odonerones, a distant descendant of King Marius's [[Urlazio]] Kingdom, invades [[Tromarine]] and [[Crotona]], and [[Great Levantia]]'s military response is slow and ultimately unable to repulse the invasion, ultimately settling the Odonerones into a nominal client status. This conquest revealed the the long term decline of the Levantine Legions and established the precedent of petty Kings carving out Levantine territory and being able to secure Levantine protecton afterwards. Most historians point to this as the beginning of the end of [[Great Levantia]]. | |354 AD|| ||The Kingdom of the Odonerones, a distant descendant of King Marius's [[Urlazio]] Kingdom, invades [[Tromarine]] and [[Crotona]], and [[Great Levantia]]'s military response is slow and ultimately unable to repulse the invasion, ultimately settling the Odonerones into a nominal client status. This conquest revealed the the long term decline of the Levantine Legions and established the precedent of petty Kings carving out Levantine territory and being able to secure Levantine protecton afterwards. Most historians point to this as the beginning of the end of [[Great Levantia]]. | ||
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|407 AD|| Sarpedonian tribes cross the Cazuano River into modern Pelaxia, undoing the caphirian control over the region. | |407 AD|| ||Sarpedonian tribes cross the Cazuano River into modern Pelaxia, undoing the caphirian control over the region. | ||
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|409 AD|| After three years of depredation and wandering about southern Pelaxia the Losa, Ladri and Klis moved into Pelaxia in September or October 409. Thus began the history of the end of Caphiravian Pelaxia which came in 472. The Losa established a kingdom in Monti in what is today modern Montia and northern East Pelaxia. The Ladri also established a kingdom in the southern part of the region. The Klis established a kingdom in Albalitore – modern northwest coast. The Caphirian attempt under General Petia to dislodge the Septri from Jojoba failed in 422. Caphiria made attempts to restore control in 446 and 458 with partial success. | |409 AD|| ||After three years of depredation and wandering about southern Pelaxia the Losa, Ladri and Klis moved into Pelaxia in September or October 409. Thus began the history of the end of Caphiravian Pelaxia which came in 472. The Losa established a kingdom in Monti in what is today modern Montia and northern East Pelaxia. The Ladri also established a kingdom in the southern part of the region. The Klis established a kingdom in Albalitore – modern northwest coast. The Caphirian attempt under General Petia to dislodge the Septri from Jojoba failed in 422. Caphiria made attempts to restore control in 446 and 458 with partial success. | ||
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|434 AD|| ||[[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]] is sacked by a coalition of marauding Caens and Picts. The sack revealed the true extent of the decline of [[Great Levantia]], and Emperors for the next two decades spend considerable resources attempting to rebuild and fortify the city. | |434 AD|| ||[[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]] is sacked by a coalition of marauding Caens and Picts. The sack revealed the true extent of the decline of [[Great Levantia]], and Emperors for the next two decades spend considerable resources attempting to rebuild and fortify the city. | ||
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|484 AD|| The Kosal established Agrila as the capital of their kingdom. Successive Kosal kings ruled Agrila as patricians who held imperial commissions to govern in the name of the Caphirian Consul. In 585 the Kosal conquered the Losa Kingdom of Montia, and thus controlled a third of Pelaxia. | |484 AD|| ||The Kosal established Agrila as the capital of their kingdom. Successive Kosal kings ruled Agrila as patricians who held imperial commissions to govern in the name of the Caphirian Consul. In 585 the Kosal conquered the Losa Kingdom of Montia, and thus controlled a third of Pelaxia. | ||
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