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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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|570 BC|| || | |570 BC|| ||Urlazio is unified into the [[Latin Kingdom]], destroying the [[Adonerii civilization]]. | ||
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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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|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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=Medieval history= | =Medieval history= | ||
==6th century== | ==6th century== | ||