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{{History of Ignesia|BC=yes}}
{{History of Ignesia|BC=yes}}


The '''history of Ignesia''', starting with the settlement of the Vimician continent by Proto-Hysante peoples in around 5,000 BE, is very rich and well-documented thanks to strong writing traditions in periods as early as the Hlepreve dynastic era from 4000 BE. The Proto-Hysante peoples would coalesce into four (later three) major groups: the Izactan, Vernero, Ignevan, and Castrelper. The Hlepreve and Yleneler Ignevans were aided by the fertile Dercer Rivers and the natural border of the Vrezar Veseher mountainrange in the north, allowing for a resilient state that survived over 3400 years with only few interruption.
The '''history of Ignesia''', starting with the settlement of the Vimician continent by Proto-Hysante peoples in around 5,000 BE, is very rich and well-documented thanks to strong writing traditions in periods as early as the Hlepreve dynastic era from 4000 BE. The Proto-Hysante peoples would coalesce into four (later three) major groups: the Izactan, Vernero, Ignevan, and Castrelper. The Hlepreve and Yleneler Ignevans were aided by the fertile Dercer Rivers and the natural border of the Vrezar Veseher mountainrange in the north, considered the core of the Ignesian state, allowing for a resilient state that survived over 3400 years with only few interruption.
 
After the fall of the Yleneler dynasty of Igneva, the first phase of the [[Post-Yleneler period]]

Revision as of 18:13, 29 October 2023

The history of Ignesia, starting with the settlement of the Vimician continent by Proto-Hysante peoples in around 5,000 BE, is very rich and well-documented thanks to strong writing traditions in periods as early as the Hlepreve dynastic era from 4000 BE. The Proto-Hysante peoples would coalesce into four (later three) major groups: the Izactan, Vernero, Ignevan, and Castrelper. The Hlepreve and Yleneler Ignevans were aided by the fertile Dercer Rivers and the natural border of the Vrezar Veseher mountainrange in the north, considered the core of the Ignesian state, allowing for a resilient state that survived over 3400 years with only few interruption.

After the fall of the Yleneler dynasty of Igneva, the first phase of the Post-Yleneler period