Jharette Religious Cloth Pattern
The age when the populations were small, and each of the four civilization centers had a unique creation myth. Not much recorded history exists except for the collected myths, legends and parables in the holy works of the first religions.
The Ages of Exploration (2201-2750)
Nil Yeni Lake Boat by comicpie (CC BY 2.0)
When the population had expanded in the
Tresbort Lakes region and the
Nil Yeni had developed boats that could travel on the oceans. This lead to a rapid exploration and colonization of areas accessible by ocean travel. Others areas on Didome continued to see a migration and exploration of the wild plains, rivers, and seas.
The Ages of Expanding Empires (2751-3500)
On the
Cresshar main continent three major empire rise to prominence; The
Early Yenari Empire transforms into the
Middle Yenari Empire, The
Din Yurk Empire controls the
Di Din Sub-continent, and the
Derwash Empire spreads along the
Der River.
The Ages of Conflict (3501-4103)
As Empires continue to rise and fall, this time sees some of the largest conflicts of the pre
Gonne and
Kannon era. From the nomadic invasions invasions of the Yenari and Din Yurk Empires, to the Navel wars, and religious occupations and Crusades' of the
Greater Yenaria,
Yenishar, and
Shadcress regions.
The Age of Gonne and Kannon (4104-4437)
Gonners by Dennis (CC BY-SA 2.0)
With the introduction of the
gonne and
Kannon from the
Sol-Rel-Ace region. The conflicts between nations and empires intensify as the more powerful technology fuels the religious and a cultural differences of the world. The
War of 200 days and the Seasons war are two of the longest and deadliest wars of this period.
The Age of Revolutions (4438-present)
Wenia Mercenary by Ian Livesey (CC BY 2.0)
As populations expand and technological developments continue. The populations in the great empires gain more social consciousness and unrest quickly follows. While many revolts and revolutions have occurred in the past 75 days, many elites are concerned that these are just the start of many more revolutions to come. Other elites believe that the unrest will subside and the world is on the cusp of a technological golden era.
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