Nerasia World History

After breaking up the Saritin civilization, the Telanites form a new coastal city-state: Telanin.

The Kidiesh people migrate into the Talaris Desert and build the city-state of Jurro, which will later expand into a powerful kingdom and a rival of Telanin.

Around this time, the Sorian people begin considering themselves two separate people: The Mosori and the Sabani.

King Jakaro II orders his imperial poets and scribes to write down oral traditions about the founding of Jurro, with many new embellishments. This group effort results in the epic poem, The Hamashunam.

Major conflict breaks out between Dorins and Sabani beginning in 830 IA. A long series of scattered wars leads to the official campaign in 846 IA to conquer the region. Twenty-one years later, in 867, the war ends with both Mosoria and Sabán under the heels of the new Dorish Empire.

The unification of the Mosori tribes begins with the Council of Olo-onu in 1023 IA, which marks the formation of the Confederation of Mosoria. The unification effort officially ends in 1135 IA with the inclusion of the Kano and Ali tribes.

In the aftermath of the Dorish Empire's fall, a monastic known as Saruni Do'alae, of the Daho tribe, writes down the first completed manuscript of the Epic of the Adaehino.

The Kingdom of Jurro extends its reach to the Labira Islands, conquering the indigenous Payeshi people there, and unofficially adding itself to the ranks of great Nerasian empires.

The desert kingdoms of Jurro and Telanin engage in major conflict over the contested, culturally-significant lands to the south of Jurro.

In another series of brutal conflicts, the kingdoms and city-states of Mashendia come to a head as Irium, Karoseth, and Eprym seek to expand their borders.

The city-state of Lekro undergoes a revolution, and shifts from an oligarchy to a monarchy under the new rulership of King Rashato I, also known as King Rashato the Wise. Rather than going to war against Lekro's neighbors, King Rashato strengthens the city-state's relationship with Mekía, Norr, and Asík, and forms a new, friendly relationship and trade network with Karoseth.

The underground city-state of Ilies suffers an earthquake, and most of the city becomes destroyed and unlivable. The survivors move above ground and form the nation of Casania. Irium, their ally, helps them rebuild.

King Ikaiyes, in response to Ruikite aggression, unifies the cities of northern Kahr into one kingdom.