On the banks of the Chek and Hava rivers, as well as the Joshin river, agriculture emerges alongside some of the first cities on the continent, including Mesku, Daravi, Hakan, and Eri.
No longer canon. Consult the History of Arduria chronicle
On the banks of the Chek and Hava rivers, as well as the Joshin river, agriculture emerges alongside some of the first cities on the continent, including Mesku, Daravi, Hakan, and Eri.
On the banks of the Chek and Hava Rivers, the cities of Daravi, Meshwe, and Hakan are founded, with Mesku, Sharni, Lahdash, and Eri founded in the following 2,000 years.
The ancient Malatku civilization begins using pictograms around this time, which will eventually simplify into the alphabets and abugidas found throughout western Armara.
The different tribal states within the Joshin and Baaju river valleys are united into one kingdom by the semi-legendary Ao Do-jin
A succession crisis after the death of Asharian Chisei Ao Kinjye pits rival Asharian princes into conflict, effectively splitting the country in four.
Korsus was founded at this time on the banks of the Gisghari River in northwestern Armara. It would spawn an empire spanning the western half of the continent, as well as the Markazi Islands, its culture strongly influencing this part of the world for millennia to come.
With the conquest of the coastal city of Ramos, Korsus gains its first direct access to the sea
Founded as Kunaru within the Korsan Empire, a city is founded within the Markazi Empire as a trading post to consolidate Korsus' control over the Golden Road, later becoming the capital and largest city of the Markazi Empire
The Korsan Hanor Expedition lands its first crew on the surface of Mirad, landing not far from where New Korsus would be founded. The crew spends five days on the moon's surface, establishing a base camp and taking count of the local flora and fauna.
Also known as Korsumeya, a colony is founded on Mirad by the Korsan Empire that would eventually grow into the capital city of the Empire's Miradian territories, and later the Republic of Hanoras
Over a roughly 100-year long period, the civilizations of Mishru, Eridus, and Tsavi fought a bloody war that resulted in the destruction of interplanetary civilization, pushing all three species back hundreds if not thousands of years technologically, and destroying the interplanetary empires
An asteroid strikes near the Issan city of Kapora. The asteroid deposits soot into the atmosphere resulting in lower temperatures for the following 10 years, causing a collapse in global agriculture and vast geopolitical changes around the world.
With increasing pressures on the governments of Eridus following The Fall, Eridus' empires are forced to slowly disband their colonies on other worlds, either granting them independence or ferrying the colonists back to Eridus. The last of these such colonies-- known as Koloa, located on Mirad-- is abandoned by the Korsan Empire, in the hopes it would be sufficient enough to eventually rejoin the Empire.
A viral plague bursts out from Eburin after a series of wars, quickly spreading throughout the whole of Armara and killing 20 million people, with some areas losing up to half their population, arguably extending the Dark Ages in Armara.
With provinces tearing away from the Korsan Empire, the empire eventually found itself limited to a small kingdom on the Gisghari River by the 34th century. In 3379 this small kingdom was conquered by the Kingdom of Issu.
After the fall of the Korsan Empire, the former Petranesian territories were left largely unclaimed, with Qanaar left as a city-state. In 3423, with world trade slowly starting to remerge, the rulers of Qanaar established the state-run venture Kefiya, later consolidating their holdings into the Markazi Empire.
Triggered by a major dispute over who would succeed Emperor Misas IV in 4029, the Crisis of the 41st Century spread throughout the Issu Empire as different houses sought the throne for themselves. Eventually these houses, along with various nationalist groups, began to fight for their independence, breaking away one-by-one until all the was left was a kingdom around the traditional Korsan heartlands. Being the uncontested rulers of all that remained, House Chonem established their own Kingdom of the Chonems, claiming themselves to be the successors of the Korsan Empire.
After the Kortola Impact 1,500 years prior, much of the world fell into a dark age, with many empires falling and rising from the ashes. Eventually this dark age ended with the reestablishment of global trade and exploration. This period also started the Ideological Revolution not comparatively long after
After an encounter with Armaran explorers brings a deadly disease to the distant island of Miruna, the native Mirunites (Homo miruna) go extinct within fifty years, as the disease renders survivors sterile.
Vashi Kurulas, a Metvian envoy sent to negotiate a trade deal between Metvis and the Watabowi Empire, spits in the face of Watabowi Metiki Tobiriyamako, sparking massive diplomatic tensions on both sides
The Ideological Revolution was a period in which philosophers across Armara, like Kitam Ratu and Hesvi Kulnam, published works calling into question the merits of old institutions like absolute monarchy and slavery, slowly causing massive reform across Armara, leading to monarchs either being overthrown or quashing dissent whevever possible. The era is said to have begun with the reestablishment of contact with Mirad and Mishru, and ended with the Kokora Revolt and subsequent fall of the Watabowi Empire.