History of Eridus (Kamshir Calendar)

Earliest evidence of the first Metvian hieroglyphs in the old city of Lahdash

The first in a long succession of Metvian Empires, and often said to be Eridus' first true empire, the Harkand Empire begins to expand across the Chek-Hava Rivers, reaching from its capital Sharni to the Kopava Sea

The first Kamshir temple is constructed in the mountain community of Jaram, marking the symbolic ending hundreds of years of exile among the religion's followers from their original homeland in Metvis

Korsus is founded as a city-state near the mouth of the River Gisghari, one of many in Central-Southern Setuva

Decades-long conflict between the Setuvan city-states and the Muwavandian Empire of Metvis over the islands of Arisi and Kunami

A succession crisis breaks out after the death of Great King Taotu Sunyan (r. 2336-2501), with the kingdom split among his seven sons. These sons are in turn either married into or assassinated by various noble families across the provinces, with each family's domain functioning as its own pseudo-state. After First Contact, Asharia would become a new theater in the Rasennian Cold War

Under the orders of the Jurak Emperor of Rokra, explorer Garandem Kusam leads four different missions to Eridus and Mirad. The first (2567-68) sees the diplomatic crew venture to Asharia, the second (2570-73) sees the further exploration of Korano and a deal struck with the Asharian Wolai family, and the third (2576-78) sees the establishment of Sanas'hu and the purchase of land near Wanchu

Asharia expands to the south, reaching the Hang Sea and conquering the former territories of the Shang, with the kingdom migrating to the southwest

The organization of the Kamshir religion breaks apart, with the polytheistic religion beginning to break up into several smaller temples, each worshipping one deity in particular as a monotheistic religion. Contemporary analysts and future historians alike would argue that this occurrence had been merely the final result of centuries of religious and political turmoil

Following the cataclysms of the previous two centuries, in addition to Hanoras' separation from the Empire entirely, the Korsan Empire gradually breaks up into several smaller states across Setuva and Eastern Eburin, with Korsus reduced to a rump state within Central Setuva

Triggered by a major dispute over who would succeed Emperor Misas IV, the Crisis of the 49th Century spread throughout the Eburian Kingdoms as different houses sought the throne of Korsus 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.