History of Nagu
Human Settlement
The first humans arrived on Nagu around 14000 BC with the 2nd wave of migration. The wave started in Akulanen and island hopped to Nagu then to Boroso.
History
14000 BCE
Asuranesians settle around modern-day Uaruu Isiitua while the rest of the 2nd wave is passing through modern-day Astalva.
13000 BCE
The 2nd wave arrives on Nagu and the cultures that stay there begin to distinguish themselves from one-another.
12000 BCE
In the far north islands, the Astalvi settle, rarely expanding into the mainland. Syyniq peoples (early Tnaaqians) settle in the Syyniq islands. Early Asuranesians remain in the south. Around the eastern gulf, the Siweihisseq River Culture, early ancestors to the Siweihissesi, settle around the river. In the northwest, a rivalry fueled by cultural and, later, religious differences begins between the two major peoples.
9000 BCE
Many cultures begin to expand into neighbouring tribes and empty lands. Some of these cultures, such as the Wood Carvings culture in the north, Asuranesians and Syyniqi in the south and Siweihissesi in the east, will go on to become powerful empires on Nagu. Multiple raids are carried out on the Sandstone House culture of the northern coastal desert by the Wood Carvings culture. WCC asserts it's dominance in the region and the SHC soon collapses. In the southeast islands, early Vajusan peoples begin their long migration northwards. The Palm Wine Culture, naturally rich but loosely organised, forms in the jungles of modern-day Haustrqiiq. In the west, the three main cultures (Syyniqi, Asuranesian and Palm Wine Culture) enter a period of fast expansion and technological advancements.
7000 BCE
People of the west coast (WCC, PWC, Asuranesians, Syyniqi) begin mixing and interacting with eachother. Occasional skirmishes and squabbles over territory will much later escalate into major wars.
6000 BCE
The situation remains stable in the west while the Siweihissesi continue to expand their culture in relative peace.
5000 BCE
The PWC is on the verge of collapsing to WCC and Asuranesian raiders. Disputes among the two cultures as to who owns the PWC's former territory and riches soon follow.
4000 BCE
Unrest and instability is brewing in the Asuranesian territory. They lose territory to their nighbours, especially mainland Syyniqsina.
3000 BCE
Harnibian clans (former WCC) enter a cultural and technological golden age and carry out invasions onthe collapsing Asuranesians.
1500 BCE
The Asuranesians push back and unrest rises in Harnibian Haustrqiiq.
500 BCE
Harnibians hang on to land in Rasatasina as Asuranesians recover and the Harnibian tribes of the north start to dissolve due to disorder and decentralisation.
0
Vajusans migrating through the eastern islands land in modern-day Kora and ʔešem.
500
Harnibians and Tnaaqians start to integrate with one-another and, combined, they push the Asuranesians into the northwest (modern-day Qutinaka, Nuusasina and Dohria). Nahchese people break free from the Vajusan Empire due to disorganisation and decentralisation as the Vajusan Empire is no longer interested in the southern islands.
1000
The Vajusan Empire expands rapidly into the north of Nagu and Dohria breaks free in the west. Harnibians push the Asuranesians into the very north of Nagu and Likemsene is founded.
1500
Tnaaqian and Harnibian clans are fully integrated.
1810
The Setyal Empire takes colonies in Leš and take Dohria entirely.
1844
The Setyal Empire collapses, freeing Dohria
1847
Nousdutu is founded in its current political system, with an overt influence of Tnaaqian politiciand and military. Their capital city, ·Mogi, is founded. To this day, they are effectively a satellite state controlled by Tnaaq.
1894
Dohrian communist government falls, replaced with current government.
1960
Qonklaks takes north Kora, renamed Angnyax.