History of Blechingia

The History of Blechingia can be traced back to the melting of the Southern Polar Ice Caps. From as early as 12,000 BC, humans have inhabited this area. Throughout the Stone Age, between 8,000 BC and 6,000 BC, early inhabitants used stone-crafting methods to make tools and weapons for hunting, gathering and fishing as means of survival.

Written sources about Blechingia before 1,000 AD are very rare but aren't uncommon. If they are about the inhabitants of the land its normal short and most likely written by there northern neigbors. Most of Blechingia's written history by her own people isn't really record until about the 1270's to between the 1360's. Meaning the first real Blechingian event to be record by Blechingian writers is the War of the Linnaea borealis. But depending on the region written records started earlier but most histoirans argree that the overall prehistory of Blechingia ends sometime in the 13th century. With History staring after that point.

The modern Blechingian state was formed over a long period of unification, consolidation and civil war. So must historians agree that the true modern day state of Blechingia is formed after the 3rd Gothic Civil War to of which after this point the history of Blechingia turns away from war and more towards the every day factors of the government. With Blechingia focues away from consent inter struggle for power Blechingia was know able to focues on more international affiars like the Aleman Colony War of Indepence which would create a 250 year hated for the country of Krenya. And also the as Blechingia add the colony of Aleman.

Prehistoric Blechingia before AD 800

Main article: Prehistoric Blechingia

Stone Age (2,200 BC to 1,425 BC)

The eviendce of humans starts around 2,200 BC with there arrive into Blechingia.

Blechingia has a large number of petroglyph (Steinsteypa in Götaish), with the highest concentration in the province of Shannon. What was probolly people from the Finja culture sometimes refer to as the northern River Shannon culture but the name isn't widly used by the acacimic commonntiy

Bronze Age (1,424 BC to 286 BC)

The largest brozen age battle happened around the year 1,320 BC in what is today the Isealchríche Valley which is part of the Áine River. Which is located on the West Goutian Plain aka (The Shannon Plain).

Early Middle Ages (560 AD to 800 AD)

With the start of the early middle ages came along with the rise in Kingdoms most important the rise of the Gothic or geats kingdoms along the south central coast line of what is of what is the moderon border of Blechingia. The peoples from these kingdoms really didn't leave much written record of there exits because some runes that have almost been found in region of Blechingia the one region that had somewhat of a written record is mostly along the present day border of Medovia a but most historians don't accept these writtings as pure Blechingian as they probally where created somewhere in Medovia.

Middle Ages

Main article: History of Blechingia (800-1532)

Early Modern Blechingia

Main article: History of Blechingia (1532-1872)

Wars of Independence

Blechingia was at the start of the 18th century a major military threat to the Grand Duchy of Krenya. As the nation had multiple colonies in the region the largest being the Aleman Colony to which would by the start of the 18th century include the geatish city of Malmö as a gift to Krenya empire for helping the Blekinge Queen Olivia I keep her crown that was almost taken from her by her cousins the Alexanders. The second and smallest colony was Étaín a small island nation located in the Ice (Óighír) Sea and about 1906 km from the moderon capital of Blechingia Malmö. The island was an important stop for the Krenyan Ships as it would let them rest and fuel up for the final 1906 km jounary that wasn't always a smooth ride.

Colonies and slavery

Blechingia would never become a colonial empire based on the fact that they saw first hand what Colonial empires care about. Blechingia was as a major slave nation until the 1690's. But most of Blechingia's slaves where what we call today pow aka prisoner of war. They would mostly be given freedom after 5 years and never move back to the old nation or region they where from when the war started.