Agricultural Revolution

If you want to enjoy your fancy food and fine dining, don't anger the farmers who make it.

— Delis Talmir, leader of the farmers revolt during the Jasani revolution

Around 7200 BTA, signalling the start of the Era of Development, a hunter-gatherer society in present-day Jasani began to plant seeds in the ground and cultivate plants rather than search through the forest for them. Its effect was immediate. This miniscule tribe of about 100 people grew to a city of 4000 in 30 years and dominated its surroundings. The successful strategy quickly spread to nearby areas, while agriculture independently sprang up in multiple other communities that then spread it from there. Farming has allowed untold advancements, the development of civilizations, and massive population growth across the world. It may be one of the most influential (and most often taken for granted) discoveries of all time.

Related Historical Events

• 7200-7100
  Agricultural Revolution