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'''Aradia''' was a thalassocratic ancient civilization that originated along the north-western coast of Northern [[Scipia]]. The civilization spread across the [[Periclean Ocean]] around 1500 BCE, and was destroyed completely by the [[Fakolana|Fakolans]] with the [[Jupiterian Agreement]] in 478. At its height around XXX BCE, it was spread along much of coastal Northern Scipia, especially around modern [[Sydalon]] and Fakolana. | '''Aradia''' was a thalassocratic ancient civilization that originated along the north-western coast of Northern [[Scipia]]. The civilization spread across the [[Periclean Ocean]] around 1500 BCE, and was destroyed completely by the [[Fakolana|Fakolans]] with the [[Jupiterian Agreement]] in 478. At its height around XXX BCE, it was spread along much of coastal Northern Scipia, especially around modern [[Sydalon]] and Fakolana. | ||
== History == | |||
=== Founding === | |||
=== Sydalene Era === | |||
=== Kitaamik Era === | |||
=== Collapse === | |||
[[category:Ajax]] | [[category:Ajax]] | ||
[[Category:Arcadia]] | [[Category:Arcadia]] | ||
[[Category:Fakolana]] | [[Category:Fakolana]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:00, 22 May 2019
| c. 1500 BCE–c. 478 CE | |
| Capital | Sydalene Era - Aradia Kitaamik Era - Kitaamik |
| Common languages | Phoenician, Punic |
| Religion | Aradian Mythos |
| Government | City-states ruled by kings |
| Historical era | Classical antiquity |
• Established | c. 1500 BCE |
| c. 1300 BCE - c. 900 BCE | |
| c. 900 BCE - c. 300 CE | |
• Disestablished | c. 478 CE |
| Today part of | |
Aradia was a thalassocratic ancient civilization that originated along the north-western coast of Northern Scipia. The civilization spread across the Periclean Ocean around 1500 BCE, and was destroyed completely by the Fakolans with the Jupiterian Agreement in 478. At its height around XXX BCE, it was spread along much of coastal Northern Scipia, especially around modern Sydalon and Fakolana.