1st millennium CE

Millennia:	10th BCE 9th BCE 8th BCE 7th BCE 6th BCE 5th BCE 4th BCE 3rd BCE 2nd BCE 1st BCE 1st CE 2nd CE 3rd CE
Centuries:	1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th

The 1st millennium CE was the millennium following the 1st millennium BCE and spanned the years 0 to 1000. It consists of the Late Antiquity, the Early Age, and some of the High Age. The world population rose more slowly than during the preceding millennium, from about 200-230 million in the year 0 to about 350 million in the year 1000.

In Oranland, the 1st century saw the rise of the Alarican Empire followed by its gradual decline from the 4th to 5th century. The second half of the millennium is characterised as the Early and later High Age and is marked by the formation of Terranity, the construction of Neo-Odius, and the emergence of modern democracy.

In Hesterath, the first millennium was a time of great societal, cultural and technological advances, notably the Plecanist Golden Age. In the Hesterath lowlands, the Zhang is replaced by the Wei. In Horaito, a sharp increase in population followed when farmers' use of iron tools increased their productivity and crop yields resulting in the emergance of a centralised state known as Eakogawa. The millennium also saw the rise and fall of the Juksan Empire which conquered most of central and southern Hesterath and some of northern Oranland before its collapse around 700. This led to the rise of many independent states notably the Haserum Empire which ushered in the Plecanist Golden Age in the late 8th century. In Plevapotamia, the first millennium saw the deaths of approximately 25 million people, factors include the Iserlonian Civil War, Juksan conquest of Iserlon, and the Orenetian Period.

In the Domicas, the first millennium was a period of enormous growth. XXX grew into a metropolis and the Quadran Federation dominated central Domica until 982. In South Domica, the Atontec culture flourished, producing impressive metalwork and some of the finest pottery seen in the ancient world. In North Domica, the Teraphe culture rose at the beginning of the millennium in the XXX river valley. Numerous cities were built; XXX, the largest, was based in present-day XXX.

In Naphtora, numerous cultures emerges throughout the millennium. The trans Megalimos slave trade spans the Megalimos and the east coast by the 9th century.

Civilizations, kingdoms and dynasties

Map of Gentu at the beginning of the millennium.

Kingdoms and civilizations of the 1st millennium CE

Naphtora	Hesterath / Flonesia / Alabon	Oranland	Domicas / Trimeshia
North Naphtora Alarican Empire (1-500) Neo-Pylos (496 BCE-1) Darodan Empire (496-1277) Azora people TBA West Naphtora Kuk people Mapungara (XXX-XXX) TBA Central / East Naphtora Rarric people Tomerian people Harao people Djanae-Harano (c. 5-1885) Alodia (XXX-XXX) TBA South Naphtora Panem (XXX-XXX) TBA	West Hesterath Juksan Empire (270 BCE-c. 700) White Orda (XXX-1055) TBA East Hesterath Zhang (173 BCE-555) Yeongman Hwagug (196 BCE-660) Juksan Empire (270 BCE-c. 700) Jaein Hwagug (660-1131) Wei (555-629) Horaito civilisation Eakogawa (220-1474) Two Kingdoms (859–1012) TBA North Hesterath Hextern people Hernslav people Bensvric people TBA South Hesterath Juksan Empire (270 BCE-c. 700) Haserum Empire (c. 700-12XX) Limu people TBA Flonesia Auralia people Proto-Iolona TBA Alabon Alarican Empire (1-500) Veragian peoples Nicts Hesserns Potern Neragese Kingdom of Hensax TBA	South Oranland Alarican Empire (1-500) Neo-Pylos (496 BCE-1) Seralon people Hesserlic people Brigan people Briganan Empire (965-1066) TBA West Oranland Alarican Empire (1-500) Neo-Pylos (496 BCE-1) Veragese tribes Cavala people Veragon people Palon people Hestando people Ressen Empire (670-795) West Ressen (795-c. 830) Veragese Collective (c. 830-1820) TBA East Oranland Alarican Empire (1-500) Neo-Pylos (496 BCE-1) Darodan Empire (496-1277) Herith people Renhull people Bunsian people Wravia people Gurb people Ornaw people Urgan Empire (711-961) 1st Urgan Republic (961-1210) TBA Central / North Oranland Alarican Empire (1-500) Ressen Empire (670-795) West Ressen (795-c. 830) East Ressen (795-862) Bunsian people Tawslaw people Seron people Uvak people Veragon people Herith people Seralon people Horavia (862-965) Warsavia (862-965) Briyania (862-965) Briganan Empire (965-1066) TBA	Central Domica Yectun people Quadran Federation (290 BCE-456; 498-982) Nepholatl (456-498) Trisolan (456-498) TBA South Domica Atontec people North Atontec people South Atontec people Walivia people TBA North Domica Teraphe people Hoperis people TBA

Advancement

Inventions, discoveries and introductions

Communication	Math and Science	Agriculture and Economics	Transportation	Warfare
Woodblock printing Paper Quipu	Algebra Steel	Coffee Hops Paper money	Horseshoe Stirrup	Pylosan Fire Gunpowder cannon

Timeline

Antiquity Era

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Middle Era

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Centuries and decades

1st century	0s	10s	20s	30s	40s	50s	60s	70s	80s	90s
2nd century	100s	110s	120s	130s	140s	150s	160s	170s	180s	190s
3rd century	200s	210s	220s	230s	240s	250s	260s	270s	280s	290s
4th century	300s	310s	320s	330s	340s	350s	360s	370s	380s	390s
5th century	400s	410s	420s	430s	440s	450s	460s	470s	480s	490s
6th century	500s	510s	520s	530s	540s	550s	560s	570s	580s	590s
7th century	600s	610s	620s	630s	640s	650s	660s	670s	680s	690s
8th century	700s	710s	720s	730s	740s	740s	750s	760s	780s	790s
9th century	800s	810s	820s	830s	840s	850s	860s	870s	880s	890s
10th century	900s	910s	920s	930s	940s	950s	960s	970s	980s	990s

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