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Featured Article Major Campaigns in the Memnosian Theater The last of the Geddamin Wars, the Fifth Geddamin War last from 2582 to 2586. It marked the end of Gorcorumbese aspirations to retain and expand their great empire. Allied humans captured titancraft vessels from Geddamin and as a consequence began the development of titancraft technology. Due the outcome of the Great Sky War, Gorcorumb lost its greatest ally with the defeat and reduction of the New Kalikán Empire. As Aurice was no longer subject to Gorcorumb's former ally, the Gorcorumbese Giants waged war a new offensive against the east, hoping to defeat the newly arisen Aurician Empire of House Bijäl. The Fifth Geddamin War arose soon after the truce that ended the Fourth Geddamin War. The Aurician Empire and her allies defeated the Gorcorumbese and commenced a period of military, political, and cultural magnificence. Gorcorumb's aspirations were greatly to perish. Gorcorumbese Empire lost all extra-Danonan Territory, except Desthor, and the Gorcorumbese Empire waned steadily after this war. Mainland Corundy was liberated with the aid of Aurice under the leadership of the powerful Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl. This help from Aurice enhanced Aurice's reputation. Nations and Tribes of northwest Weshif had a general revolt and Gorcorumb was not able to recover them. Aurice did not retain or occupy Corundy after the war, unlike her dominion of the two provinces of Zamir. Aurice gained much prestige and political clout and her acquisition of titancraft technology began the transformation of her military engine into an imperial force with repercussions for her overseas colonies and for her domination of western Asdauria in the 27th century. (Full Article...) Did you know... Did you know that the Temple of Amrulon Sun God in Amyrn is one of the largest houses dedicated to the Isxinthion Sun God, built on an ancient Kemerite site dating back over seven millennia ago? Did you know that the Aitiaobh were a tribe of Common Giants who were anciently driven into the Disdrire Forest by the Neptultchi? Did you know that the doctrine of reincarnation is rejected by the Arathracian Religion, but accepted by the Incarnandist Religion? Did you know that Vädu was an early shamanic god of Thrace during the migratory period of the Gwenyan Tribes? Did you know that Orkybanthius of Zander, a cosmologer of the fourth century developed a theory to explain and account for the existence of giants? Did you know that Griffain Vedachier of Magetown was a Throvian explorer, natural philosopher, and writer of the 27th century who eventually succumbed to the ill effects of the Throe Wastes? Did you know that the mythical Asurrhá are said to be the truly rare offspring of the union of an Isxinthion god and an Elamahti? Did you know that Grascurg Excavation of the early 28th century provided important primary evidence for the Archmagian Period of Bryndyd which was during the reign of Bexaloth in the Middle Ages of Chaos? Did you know that the High Shadevan Tribes once inhabited all the lands east of the Jaggudorns and were supplanted by the immigration of the Gwenyan Tribes in the first millennium before Salmakhamer? Did you know that during the Middle Ages of Chaos ancient Yophenthean law courts became Incarnandist Basilicas, repurposed for worship and preparations against chaos cultists?

Featured Pictures Photograph of the Leh-Shelekhumbis River flowing through the Canyon of the Shedu in the southwestern Adamantine Mountains Leh-Shelekhumbis River The river passes through the evocative Canyon of the Shedu shortly before it descends from the Adamantine Mountains into the Susurrant Desert. The small settlement of Kishkelumadh, the site of an important Hamagnostic monastery, rests to the north of the river. Important sites along the river include Ori, Shakhrilim, Gegdolissi, Tandhigumi, Makhutolib, Elántuventh, and Lumajat. (Full Article...) Jahmat The obelisk-shaped monument known as a Jahmat is found in the thick jungles of Bahuna Also known as the pyramids of Zephasia, the Jahmat are mysterious and colossal structures thought to have been created by the very ancient Titans who dwelt in Zephasia some twenty five thousand years ago or more. The word 'jahmat' is a Zephasian word and is both singular and plural in common usage. (Full Article...) Recommended Articles These articles are recommended for gaining a better understanding of the history and background of the world of Asdar. Antediluvian Age is dated to before the mythical Flood of Aturyanda Aurice is the largest imperial power of the eastern Pallathantic Great Flood of Aturyanda Great Sky War brought about the end of the New Kalikán Empire and established the basis for the nations of the modern Pallathantic Isbajutha Terrible conflicts waged by the Incarnandist warriors against the rule of the Chaos Leaders Salmakhamer Religious reformer who some three thousand years ago restored worship in the Isxinthion Gods About World of Asdar A bit about this wiki and the creator

Featured List Even the history of humanlikes is vast and cannot be accounted by the life of a mortal human. The Ages of Asdar list divides the past twenty thousand or so years into generally accepted divisions of history and prehistory. These periods focus on the history of the West. (See Full Article...)

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