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|event1                = Death of [[Kei Kealoha]]
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|date_event1            = 382 MK
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|date_event2            = 382 MK
|date_event2            = 382 MK
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|image_map_caption      = Map of Limoni at its height (c. 379 MK)
|image_map_caption      = Map of Limoni at its height (c. 379 MK)

Revision as of 01:13, 1 March 2020

The Kingdom of Limoni
Ke Aupuni Limoni
496 MK–380 MK
CapitalLono
Common languagesKapukan
Religion
Haipule
GovernmentAbsolute Monarchy
King 
• 496 MK-424 MK
Kanuha Luana
• 424 MK-382 MK
Kei Kealoha
History 
• Established
496 MK
• Death of Kei Kealoha
382 MK
• Split Into Four Kingdoms
380 MK

The Kingdom of Limoni (Kupkan: Ke Aupuni Limoni), was a historical Kingdom that existed as an early predecessor to modern-day Kapuku, from 496 MK until the foundation of the Four Kingdoms in 382 MK. Spanning over timeperiod of 114 years, it saw two kings during its existence - Kanuha Luana and Kei Kealoha

Accomplishments

The Kingdom of Limoni saw 2 major accomplisments. From 496 MK to 408 MK, nearly every island in the Kapukan Archipelago was settled. The kingdom also founded the city of Lono, the capital city of modern-day Kapuku.

End of the The Kingdom of Limoni

In 382 MK, king Kei Kealoha died. His four sons disaggreed on how to split the islands. With each son. having control of an island, they fought for two years with the kingdom of Limoni collapsing into just the city of Lono. In 380 MK, the sons. came to an aggreement to split the islands amoungst themselves. This event marked the start of the Four Kingdoms.