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| year_leader2 = {{circa}} 2035–1995 BC | | year_leader2 = {{circa}} 2035–1995 BC | ||
| leader2 = [[Tiwarazdas I]] | | leader2 = [[Tiwarazdas I]] | ||
| year_leader3 = {{circa}} | | year_leader3 = {{circa}} 1869–1836 BC | ||
| leader3 = | | leader3 = [[Tiwazaz Ziwanas]] | ||
| year_leader4 = {{circa}} | | year_leader4 = {{circa}} 1762–1752 BC | ||
| leader4 = | | leader4 = [[Tarhuntiyas I]] | ||
| year_leader5 = {{circa}} | | year_leader5 = {{circa}} 1651–11611 BC | ||
| leader5 = | | leader5 = [[Tarhunizalwis]]<!--Began the Middle Palydian period; transformed Palydia into a larger territorial state. His reign name means "Tarhuniz has restored him"--> | ||
| year_leader6 = {{circa}} | | year_leader6 = {{circa}} 1316–1281 BC | ||
| leader6 = | | leader6 = [[Sandasitiya I]] <!--Wide-ranging warrior-king, His throne name means "Trust in the god Sandas" --> | ||
| year_leader7 = 1114–1076 BC | | year_leader7 = 1114–1076 BC | ||
| leader7 = | | leader7 = [[Salawarazalas I]] <!--Wide-ranging warrior-king. Throne name meaning "Strength of the savior" --> | ||
| year_leader8 = | | year_leader8 = 955–931 BC | ||
| leader8 = | | leader8 = [[Ruwalazitis II]] <!--Noted for the conquests of the early Neo-Palydian Empire; moved the capital to Dalwisa. His throne name means "Guarded by Ruwa, the god of fertility."--> | ||
| year_leader9 = | | year_leader9 = 844–826 BC | ||
| leader9 = | | leader9 =[[Salawarazalas III]] <!--Made Palydia the unopposed power in Ancient Mesogeia--> | ||
| year_leader10 = | | year_leader10 = 804–779 BC | ||
| leader10 = | | leader10 = [[Siwanzallis]] <!--Most prolific king; moved the capital to Dunabiyas. His throne name means "he of the two suns"--> | ||
| era = Bronze Age to Iron Age | | era = Bronze Age to Iron Age | ||
| event_pre = Foundation of Tarhunizza | | event_pre = Foundation of Tarhunizza | ||
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'''Palydia''' or the '''Palydian civilization''' was a major east-Belisarian civilization that originally emerged as a city-state from the 21st century BC to the 17th century BC, after which it transformed into the the dominant military force and early empire in the region of Masawana (meaning the "middle land" or the "land between" in the native Palydi language in what is present day [[Mesogeia]] existing until its conquest by the [[Azagartian | '''Palydia''' or the '''Palydian civilization''' was a major east-Belisarian civilization that originally emerged as a city-state from the 21st century BC to the 17th century BC, after which it transformed into the the dominant military force and early empire in the region of Masawana (meaning the "middle land" or the "land between" in the native Palydi language in what is present day [[Mesogeia]] existing until its conquest by the [[Azagartian Empire]]] in 670 BC. | ||
Revision as of 00:32, 16 December 2024
Palydia Paladiya | |||||||||
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| c. 2096 BC–670 BC | |||||||||
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Symbol of Tarhuniz, the ancient Palydian national deity | |||||||||
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| Religion | Ancient Mesogeian religion | ||||||||
| Government | Monarchy | ||||||||
| Notable kings | |||||||||
• c. 2096 BC | Tarhunizmalis I (first) | ||||||||
• c. 2035–1995 BC | Tiwarazdas I | ||||||||
• c. 1869–1836 BC | Tiwazaz Ziwanas | ||||||||
• c. 1762–1752 BC | Tarhuntiyas I | ||||||||
• c. 1651–11611 BC | Tarhunizalwis | ||||||||
• c. 1316–1281 BC | Sandasitiya I | ||||||||
• 1114–1076 BC | Salawarazalas I | ||||||||
• 955–931 BC | Ruwalazitis II | ||||||||
• 844–826 BC | Salawarazalas III | ||||||||
• 804–779 BC | Siwanzallis | ||||||||
| Historical era | Bronze Age to Iron Age | ||||||||
• Foundation of Tarhunizza | c. 2500 BC | ||||||||
• Tarhunizza becomes an independent city-state | c. 2096 BC | ||||||||
| c. 2096–1650 BC | |||||||||
| c. 1651–984 BC | |||||||||
| 984-760 BC | |||||||||
• Conquest by the Azagartian Empire | 670 BC | ||||||||
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Palydia or the Palydian civilization was a major east-Belisarian civilization that originally emerged as a city-state from the 21st century BC to the 17th century BC, after which it transformed into the the dominant military force and early empire in the region of Masawana (meaning the "middle land" or the "land between" in the native Palydi language in what is present day Mesogeia existing until its conquest by the Azagartian Empire] in 670 BC.