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The '''Secens''' or '''Secenic people''' were a [[North Nelbec peoples|North Nelbec]] ethnos that inhabited northeastern [[Nelbecia]] during the [[Middle Nelborne|Nelborne dark ages]]. Secens spoke [[Old Secenic]] whose dialects would form the present [[Secenic languages]]. Secens and are commonly accepted as the ancestors of modern [[Sekens]], [[Fjeskans]], and other [[Secenic peoples]]. | The '''Secens''' or '''Secenic people''' were a [[North Nelbec peoples|North Nelbec]] ethnos that inhabited northeastern [[Nelbecia]] during the [[Middle Nelborne|Nelborne dark ages]]. Secens spoke [[Old Secenic]] whose dialects would form the present [[Secenic languages]]. Secens and are commonly accepted as the ancestors of modern [[Sekens]], [[Fjeskans]], and other [[Secenic peoples]]. | ||
The earliest mention of Secens is attested from North Nelbec writings from [[Classical Nelborne]], when [[Proto-Secenic]] was likely spoken. As a nation, the Secens established the [[Secenic Empire]] under the fabled leadership of [[Myna]], later | The earliest mention of Secens is attested from North Nelbec writings from the [[Classical Nelborne|Classical era]], when [[Proto-Secenic]] was likely spoken. As a nation, the Secens established the [[Secenic Empire]] in the {{wp|early Middle Ages}} under the fabled leadership of [[Myna]]. As the state decentralized into [[Secenic duchies|various duchies]], it later transformed into the [[Secenic Confderation]] before ultimately becoming proclaimed as the [[Kingdom of Seketan]] by [[Moress II]] in the 9th century. | ||
==Origins and early states== | ==Origins and early states== | ||
During the [[Classical Nelborne|Classical era]], [[Proto-Secenic]] was spoken by early Secens who formed tribal societies on the basin of [[Lake Seketan]]. There is little attested evidence of early Secens, however their likeness is mentioned in some North Nelbec writings. | |||
==Secenic Empire== | ==Secenic Empire== | ||
{{main article|Secenic Empire}} | |||
==Confederation== | ==Confederation== | ||
{{main article|Secenic Confederation}} | |||
{{see also|Secenic duchies}} | |||
==Legacy== | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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The Secens or Secenic people were a North Nelbec ethnos that inhabited northeastern Nelbecia during the Nelborne dark ages. Secens spoke Old Secenic whose dialects would form the present Secenic languages. Secens and are commonly accepted as the ancestors of modern Sekens, Fjeskans, and other Secenic peoples.
The earliest mention of Secens is attested from North Nelbec writings from the Classical era, when Proto-Secenic was likely spoken. As a nation, the Secens established the Secenic Empire in the early Middle Ages under the fabled leadership of Myna. As the state decentralized into various duchies, it later transformed into the Secenic Confderation before ultimately becoming proclaimed as the Kingdom of Seketan by Moress II in the 9th century.
Origins and early states
During the Classical era, Proto-Secenic was spoken by early Secens who formed tribal societies on the basin of Lake Seketan. There is little attested evidence of early Secens, however their likeness is mentioned in some North Nelbec writings.
Secenic Empire
Confederation
Legacy
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