Archive:Great Astalvi Empire of the Amarantine
| The Great Astalvi Empire of the Amarantine | |||||
| Ha tru Mùn hmu Kfó e fe Hná Hrù Fa è Nghunhwij Nant Mwạ́r u Riañ Ring | |||||
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 The empire up to its largest extent
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| Capital | Hatri Mun | ||||
| Languages | Khrkhic languages, Goic languages, Bzdani languages, Prra-Blen languages, Ambaroid languages, Gulai languages, Sevaric languages, Asuranesian languages | ||||
| Religion | Thrattetism, Bugism | ||||
| Government | Federacy | ||||
| Highest Prince | |||||
| • | 1286 - 1308 | Aramar of Heshor | |||
| Historical era | Placeholder | ||||
| • | Established | 1286 | |||
| • | Largest extent | 1586 | |||
| • | Fall of the Empire | 1744 | |||
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The Great Astalvi Empire of the Amarantine (Navim: Ha tru Mùn hmu Kfó e fe Hná Hrù Fa è [ha tʂɨ mɨ̀n m̥ɨ kfó e fe n̥á r̥ɨ̀ fa è], Bahlian: Nghunhwij Nant Mwạ́r u Riañ Ring [ŋ̊ən̥ɯ̯ɨʑ nɑ̃t mɯ̯ár ə ri̯ɑ̃j rɨ̃ŋ]) was a federation of several astalvi principalities congregated around the Naguazon, which they called the Amarantine (Ha tru Mùn / Riañ Ring). Its history begins in 1272, when Prince Aramar of the Principality of Heshau introduced gunpowder to his people. In 1286, now dominating the confluence, he founded a federation of local astalvi principalities, giving it its most famous name. Their objective was to dominate the largest river of the continent, the Amarantine, a feat they were able to achieve through sheer numbers. In 1586, the Empire reached its largest extent. It would prosper for the next couple decades, but a series of civil wars and wars against the peoples of Sarsa and Mablag began to damage the empire from both inside and outside. It gradually lost more and more of its land, until finally, in 1744, the empire fell. Its only modern-day remnants are the Principality of Nanghung and Goal.
Colonies
Having had ports in modern-day Goal and northern Mujansa, from 1562 to 1676, the Great Astalvi Empire had a period of colonial expeditions, with the objective of furthering trade with the peoples of Soltenna, Akulanen, the Draconics and Boroso.
The Draconics
The first colonies to arise were those in the Draconics, in an isle which now belongs to Chelgyu and Chinamshi. The settlers were mostly ethnic Bahlians.
Soltenna
There were very few and very short-lived soltennan colonies. All of them fell to the Qonklese, and the settlers were entered into slavery. Most were ethnic Moyans.
Akulanen
After a brief expedition to the Bebiro islands, now being chased by Dhwerans, a group of Bahlian settlers fled to Akulanen, where they found themselves in the shores of modern-day Magali.
Boroso
The settlers found in modern-day coastal Lhavres and insular Fáknir Republic were Haraans in their majority. Some coastal nomads had also joined the expedition.
