Letsatian Empire

Empire of Letsatia
Létsátjos
←   ← 52 BCE–521 CE ↓
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The empire at its height, c. 175 CE.
Capital		Komu
Languages		Letsatian, Aukidian, Western Azri dialects
Religion		Letsatian pagan religions (early) Iovism (later)
Government		Senatorial Monarchy
Emperor
•	52 BCE - 9 CE	Letsjeros (first)
•	99 - 142	Kjilšozú
•	518 - 521	Čeldnjemús (last)
Historical era		Classical
•	War of the Six Senates	74 - 52 BCE
•	Proclaimed	9 May 52 BCE
•	Conquered Akulanen and lands around the Gulf of Sharkunen	25-100 CE
•	Adopted Iovism	112 CE
•	Invaded Vaniu	148 CE
•	Forced out of Vaniu and most of Miraria	179-191 CE
•	Collapsed	7 December 521 CE
•	The Three Empires	521 - 1000 CE
Preceded by Succeeded by High Letsatia Letsatian autocracies West Letsatia East Letsatia Low Letsatia The Three Kingdoms Aukidian kingdoms

The Letsatian Empire (High Letsatian Létsátjos), also known as Letsatia, was a large empire in Ekuosia that flourished during the Classical Era. It was one of the largest empires of its time, and is estimated to have ruled over the largest percentage of the world's population of any historical empire whilst at its absolute peak around 175 CE. It is widely regarded as one of the most influential empires in world history, as through its influence countless areas in Ekuosia and Miraria were introduced to advanced systems of organized government, allowing for a future explosion of centralized empire states throughout the world. It is also known for being the first major world power to establish formal contact with peoples on the continent of Boroso.