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| − | [[File:MapKalama8thcenturyAS.jpg|thumb|300px|Migration of Midringir Tribes into Kalama in the eighth century before Salmakhamer]] | + | [[File:MapKalama8thcenturyAS.jpg|thumb|300px|Migration of Midringir Tribes into Kalama in the eighth century before Salmakhamer. Midringir tribes shown in blue. Kalaman remnant city-states and tribes shown in purple.]] |
{{See also|List of the Over-Kings of Midretasso}} | {{See also|List of the Over-Kings of Midretasso}} | ||
The [[Midringir Tribes]] of western [[Throvy]] entered in successive waves into eastern Kalama around the eighth century before [[Salmakhamer]]. Midringir tribes through conquest and settlement spread from Throvy into eastern Corundy and thence to central and western Corundy by the time of Salmakhamer. For the next eight hundred years, the Midringir tribes dwelt alongside the remnants of Kalaman civilization that persist to this day. Midringir city-states expanded their power through these centuries through conquest and treaty. A blending of Midringir and Kalaman culture established the foundation of later Midretassene Civilization, with great honor given to the much more ancient Kalaman contribution. In the second century before [[Salmakhamer]], the Midringir city-state of [[Flampesha]], united all of western Corundy. In the first century before Salmakhamer, the Jaithan power of the city-state of [[Cetibrymio]] (Kathyabrumya), came to conflict with Flampesha. The two cities eventually united, combining the military power of the Midringir tribes with the religious and scientific knowledge of the Jaithan people into the core state that became Midretasso. By the time of the first century after [[Salmakhamer]], Midretasso had united all of the Corundian Peninsula under the rule of the [[Over-King of Midretasso|Over-King]]. Ancient Midretassenes developed a powerful empire that spread rulership throughout the Corundian peninsula, [[Throvy]], [[Ithatia]], the [[Shadevan Delta]], [[Agogia]], western [[Erserce]], and [[Dúrandwor]]. Midretassenes employed a well organized military and wielded powerful necromancy. In 287 AI, the Midretassene Navy defeated the Elystrine Navy in the [[Battle of Deliopian Strait]]. In 415 AI, the Midretassene army defeated an alliance of Moigthe in southern [[Pytharnia]] in the [[Battle of Curchása]], thus securing Midretassene control of [[Dúrandwor]]. By the late fifth century, Midretasso came up against the power of the Yophenthean Empire, with both empires striving to exert greater influence over the [[Moigthe Tribes]] of Pytharnia. In 513 AI, the [[Battle of Siul]] saw the Yophenthean defeat of the Midretassene Empire and marked the beginning of the decline and conquest of Midretasso in the same century. | The [[Midringir Tribes]] of western [[Throvy]] entered in successive waves into eastern Kalama around the eighth century before [[Salmakhamer]]. Midringir tribes through conquest and settlement spread from Throvy into eastern Corundy and thence to central and western Corundy by the time of Salmakhamer. For the next eight hundred years, the Midringir tribes dwelt alongside the remnants of Kalaman civilization that persist to this day. Midringir city-states expanded their power through these centuries through conquest and treaty. A blending of Midringir and Kalaman culture established the foundation of later Midretassene Civilization, with great honor given to the much more ancient Kalaman contribution. In the second century before [[Salmakhamer]], the Midringir city-state of [[Flampesha]], united all of western Corundy. In the first century before Salmakhamer, the Jaithan power of the city-state of [[Cetibrymio]] (Kathyabrumya), came to conflict with Flampesha. The two cities eventually united, combining the military power of the Midringir tribes with the religious and scientific knowledge of the Jaithan people into the core state that became Midretasso. By the time of the first century after [[Salmakhamer]], Midretasso had united all of the Corundian Peninsula under the rule of the [[Over-King of Midretasso|Over-King]]. Ancient Midretassenes developed a powerful empire that spread rulership throughout the Corundian peninsula, [[Throvy]], [[Ithatia]], the [[Shadevan Delta]], [[Agogia]], western [[Erserce]], and [[Dúrandwor]]. Midretassenes employed a well organized military and wielded powerful necromancy. In 287 AI, the Midretassene Navy defeated the Elystrine Navy in the [[Battle of Deliopian Strait]]. In 415 AI, the Midretassene army defeated an alliance of Moigthe in southern [[Pytharnia]] in the [[Battle of Curchása]], thus securing Midretassene control of [[Dúrandwor]]. By the late fifth century, Midretasso came up against the power of the Yophenthean Empire, with both empires striving to exert greater influence over the [[Moigthe Tribes]] of Pytharnia. In 513 AI, the [[Battle of Siul]] saw the Yophenthean defeat of the Midretassene Empire and marked the beginning of the decline and conquest of Midretasso in the same century. | ||
Revision as of 04:55, 11 August 2014
Midretasso is the ancient civilization of Corundy that succeeded and inherited the rich tradition of Kalama. Midretasso was ruled by over-kings of Midringir extraction, with priests and philosophers of Kalaman heritage. Midretasso grew to rule most of the eastern Pallathantic Region in ancient times. The unstoppable armies and navies of the Yophenthean Empire defeated the Midretassene Empire through a series of battles, most notably the Battle of Siul where the Yophenthean navy and naval allies defeated the Midretassene Navy. By the end of the sixth century, Yophenthea had conquered all Midretasso. The heritage of Midretasso, along with the much older Kalaman civilization, survives in Corundy and especially eastern Corundy.
History
The Midringir Tribes of western Throvy entered in successive waves into eastern Kalama around the eighth century before Salmakhamer. Midringir tribes through conquest and settlement spread from Throvy into eastern Corundy and thence to central and western Corundy by the time of Salmakhamer. For the next eight hundred years, the Midringir tribes dwelt alongside the remnants of Kalaman civilization that persist to this day. Midringir city-states expanded their power through these centuries through conquest and treaty. A blending of Midringir and Kalaman culture established the foundation of later Midretassene Civilization, with great honor given to the much more ancient Kalaman contribution. In the second century before Salmakhamer, the Midringir city-state of Flampesha, united all of western Corundy. In the first century before Salmakhamer, the Jaithan power of the city-state of Cetibrymio (Kathyabrumya), came to conflict with Flampesha. The two cities eventually united, combining the military power of the Midringir tribes with the religious and scientific knowledge of the Jaithan people into the core state that became Midretasso. By the time of the first century after Salmakhamer, Midretasso had united all of the Corundian Peninsula under the rule of the Over-King. Ancient Midretassenes developed a powerful empire that spread rulership throughout the Corundian peninsula, Throvy, Ithatia, the Shadevan Delta, Agogia, western Erserce, and Dúrandwor. Midretassenes employed a well organized military and wielded powerful necromancy. In 287 AI, the Midretassene Navy defeated the Elystrine Navy in the Battle of Deliopian Strait. In 415 AI, the Midretassene army defeated an alliance of Moigthe in southern Pytharnia in the Battle of Curchása, thus securing Midretassene control of Dúrandwor. By the late fifth century, Midretasso came up against the power of the Yophenthean Empire, with both empires striving to exert greater influence over the Moigthe Tribes of Pytharnia. In 513 AI, the Battle of Siul saw the Yophenthean defeat of the Midretassene Empire and marked the beginning of the decline and conquest of Midretasso in the same century.
Chronology of Midretasso
- 8th century AS Midringir tribes immigrate into the Kalaman Peninsula
- 2nd century AS Midringir Flampesha conflicts with Cetibrymio
- 1st century AS, Cetibrymio becomes capital of united peninsula, becomes the core of the future Midretassene Empire
- 53 AI, establishment of the Over-King of Midretasso
- 287 Battle of Deliopian Strait, Midretasso conquers Deliops and the Ithatian isles
- 415 Battle of Curchása, Midretasso ensures its prolonged rule of Dúrandwor.
- 469 Battle of Danallo, Yophenthean defeat of Moigthe power in southwestern Pytharnia as part of the ongoing struggle between Yophenthea and Midretasso for control of Pytharnia.
- 513 Battle of Siul
- 515 Yophenthean Conquest of Deliops and Desthor
- 537 Yophenthean Conquest of western Corundy
- 547 Yophenthean Conquest of the Vimalian Plateau
- 553 Yophenthean Conquest of Tassan Plateau (eastern Corundy) and southwestern Throvy
Midretassene Language
The Tassan Language is the direct descendant of the ancient Midretassene Language. The Throvian Language is related to Tassan and Midretassene as all these languages descended from the ancient language of the Midringir Tribes. Unlike the Kalaman Language which is a Kathya-Dhumi tongue, Midretassene is derived from the Gwenyan Language Family and is distantly related to Ersercese, Ithatian, and other Gwenyan languages. The Midretassene Language borrowed many words from ancient Kalaman that were then disseminated to other languages like Dúrandworese and Throvian. The modern Dúrandworese Language has a strong borrowing of words from ancient Midretassene due to the period of Midretassene rule. Midretassene is no longer spoken, but is studied by scholars and librarians.
Midretassene Necromancy
Midretasso is often commonly remembered today for its practice of necromancy. The Midretassene Empire
See Also
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