The earliest evidence of Aikhsi presence in Arkodia dates back to circa 10,000 B.
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A broad strokes history of the world at large.
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Circa 10,000 B
Aikhsi Migration to Arkodia
Population Migration / Travel -
Circa 9,000 B
The Havlean Split
Population Migration / TravelThe Havlean Split, also known as the Tsedric Exodus, was a mass migration event in which thousands of Havleans fled the Havlic Peninsula after King Pilɔinen encroached on their land. These would eventually become what we now know as Erlasins and Tsedrins.
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Havlic Peninsula -
Circa 8,500 B
Creation of the Azdrahi Script
Cultural eventThe Azedrahi Script was developed by Tsedrin scribes from simplified Dagr pictograms in order to write more efficiently.
Location
Tsedria -
Circa 8,000 B
First Known Noken Settlements
MiscellaneousEvidence to the earliest known Noken (human) settlements have been found in PLACEHOLDER of northern Arkodia, dated to around 8,000 B. They likely belong to the Central Arkodian culture.
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424 B
29
The First Havlic Empire is Founded
FoundingThe first Havlic Empire under Emperor Ngavlitsias was founded after the unification of the northern Havlic kingdoms.
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99 B
1
2 Kolmdaetso
First Imperial Conquest
Military actionThe first Imperial Conquest led by Emperor Zendaruxos expanded the realm of the Emperor into Tsedria, Sondamia and Ebesson.
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67 B
Kervios13 B
Fonuxos
The Tsedric War
Military actionThe Tsedric War was the bloodiest conflict in ancient history, resulting in over a million dead. It was part of Emperor Zendaruxos' conquest.
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Tsedria -
30
1 Alixis
The High Empire is Officially Established
Era beginning/endIn the year 30, following the second invasion of Ebesson, High Emperor Igxɔsonipsa declared the start of a new Empire with him as the sole supreme authority, under the mandate of his deified father.
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35
Kervios
Creation of the Imperial Calendar
MiscellaneousThe Imperial Calendar was created in order to standardize time across the High Empire. Later, the calendar would adopted in southern Himixia to make trade relations easier. Eventually it would become the most common calendar across the world; though some people still use traditional calendars for cultural reasons.
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