The Aurean Empire - Revision history

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	Four hundred years before [[~~the foundation~~ of Zeth]] by [[the Septira]], the human tribes of southern Aurea were united under the banner of the legendary [[Lars Tarsca]] to fight against the goblin hordes of the [[Antasian Mountains]]. Originally based in the sprawling trade city of [[Vatluna]] in the southern foothills of the range, the Aurean Empire spanned from [[the Two Kings]] on the northern edge of [[Dracia]] southward, encompassing almost as much territory as [[the Great Empire]] before its demise at the conclusion of [[the Third Age of Man]].		Four hundred years before [[The Foundation of Zeth]] by [[the Septira]], the human tribes of southern Aurea were united under the banner of the legendary [[Lars Tarsca]] to fight against the goblin hordes of the [[Antasian Mountains]]. Originally based in the sprawling trade city of [[Vatluna]] in the southern foothills of the range, the Aurean Empire spanned from [[the Two Kings]] on the northern edge of [[Dracia]] southward, encompassing almost as much territory as [[the Great Empire]] before its demise at the conclusion of [[the Third Age of Man]].

	The Aurean Empire is believed to have been a very loose confederation of tribes dominated by the so-called [[Icosapoli]] or 'Twenty Cities' spread throughout the region. Despite being known for mining copper and iron in the Antasian Mountains, the Aureans were poor masons and the vast majority of their structures are believed to have been made of wood and long since disintegrated.		The Aurean Empire is believed to have been a very loose confederation of tribes dominated by the so-called [[Icosapoli]] or 'Twenty Cities' spread throughout the region. Despite being known for mining copper and iron in the Antasian Mountains, the Aureans were poor masons and the vast majority of their structures are believed to have been made of wood and long since disintegrated.

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	Four hundred years before [[the foundation of Zeth]] by [[the Septira]], the human tribes of southern Aurea were united under the banner of the legendary [[Lars Tarsca]] to fight against the goblin hordes of [[~~the~~ Antasian Mountains]]. Originally based in the sprawling trade city of [[Vatluna]] in the southern foothills of the range, the Aurean Empire spanned from [[the Two Kings]] on the northern edge of [[Dracia]] southward, encompassing almost as much territory as [[the Great Empire]] before its demise at the conclusion of [[the Third Age of Man]].		Four hundred years before [[the foundation of Zeth]] by [[the Septira]], the human tribes of southern Aurea were united under the banner of the legendary [[Lars Tarsca]] to fight against the goblin hordes of the [[Antasian Mountains]]. Originally based in the sprawling trade city of [[Vatluna]] in the southern foothills of the range, the Aurean Empire spanned from [[the Two Kings]] on the northern edge of [[Dracia]] southward, encompassing almost as much territory as [[the Great Empire]] before its demise at the conclusion of [[the Third Age of Man]].

	The Aurean Empire is believed to have been a very loose confederation of tribes dominated by the so-called [[Icosapoli]] or 'Twenty Cities' spread throughout the region. Despite being known for mining copper and iron in the Antasian Mountains, the Aureans were poor masons and the vast majority of their structures are believed to have been made of wood and long since disintegrated.		The Aurean Empire is believed to have been a very loose confederation of tribes dominated by the so-called [[Icosapoli]] or 'Twenty Cities' spread throughout the region. Despite being known for mining copper and iron in the Antasian Mountains, the Aureans were poor masons and the vast majority of their structures are believed to have been made of wood and long since disintegrated.

WikiSysop at 11:08, 19 February 2015

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	The Aurean Empire is believed to have been a very loose confederation of tribes dominated by the so-called [[Icosapoli]] or 'Twenty Cities' spread throughout the region. Despite being known for mining copper and iron in the Antasian Mountains, the Aureans were poor masons and the vast majority of their structures are believed to have been made of wood and long since disintegrated.		The Aurean Empire is believed to have been a very loose confederation of tribes dominated by the so-called [[Icosapoli]] or 'Twenty Cities' spread throughout the region. Despite being known for mining copper and iron in the Antasian Mountains, the Aureans were poor masons and the vast majority of their structures are believed to have been made of wood and long since disintegrated.

	As the Aurean Empire waned, its territory diminished greatly, mostly to assertions of independence by the various [[Icosapoli]]. By the foundation of Zeth in {{~~IC Year~~\|-631}}, the capital had moved to [[Kortona]] and had devolved into the [[Ganesia\|Kingdom of Ganesia]]. By {{~~IC Year~~\|-478}}, Ganesia had been conquered by the rapidly-expanding Kingdom of [[Zeth]] and the final remnant of the Aurean Empire was brought under the reigns of a new Empire.		As the Aurean Empire waned, its territory diminished greatly, mostly to assertions of independence by the various [[Icosapoli]]. By the foundation of Zeth in {{ICYear\|-631}}, the capital had moved to [[Kortona]] and had devolved into the [[Ganesia\|Kingdom of Ganesia]]. By {{ICYear\|-478}}, Ganesia had been conquered by the rapidly-expanding Kingdom of [[Zeth]] and the final remnant of the Aurean Empire was brought under the reigns of a new Empire.
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			Four hundred years before [[the foundation of Zeth]] by [[the Septira]], the human tribes of southern Aurea were united under the banner of the legendary [[Lars Tarsca]] to fight against the goblin hordes of [[the Antasian Mountains]]. Originally based in the sprawling trade city of [[Vatluna]] in the southern foothills of the range, the Aurean Empire spanned from [[the Two Kings]] on the northern edge of [[Dracia]] southward, encompassing almost as much territory as [[the Great Empire]] before its demise at the conclusion of [[the Third Age of Man]].

			The Aurean Empire is believed to have been a very loose confederation of tribes dominated by the so-called [[Icosapoli]] or 'Twenty Cities' spread throughout the region. Despite being known for mining copper and iron in the Antasian Mountains, the Aureans were poor masons and the vast majority of their structures are believed to have been made of wood and long since disintegrated.

			As the Aurean Empire waned, its territory diminished greatly, mostly to assertions of independence by the various [[Icosapoli]]. By the foundation of Zeth in {{IC Year\|-631}}, the capital had moved to [[Kortona]] and had devolved into the [[Ganesia\|Kingdom of Ganesia]]. By {{IC Year\|-478}}, Ganesia had been conquered by the rapidly-expanding Kingdom of [[Zeth]] and the final remnant of the Aurean Empire was brought under the reigns of a new Empire.
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