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[[File:Normerra.png|thumb|Map of the [[Normerra]] subcontinent with the Avadian Peninsula on the eastern half of the landmass.]] | [[File:Normerra.png|thumb|Map of the [[Normerra]] subcontinent with the Avadian Peninsula on the eastern half of the landmass.]] | ||
Although Meredonne had been explored and somewhat colonized by 1000 CE, a well known wave of western colonization of the Avadian Peninsula took place between about 1400 CE and 1700 CE. | Although Meredonne had been explored and somewhat colonized by 1000 CE, a well known wave of western colonization of the Avadian Peninsula took place between about 1400 CE and 1700 CE. | ||
==Background to colonization== | |||
==Overview of Colonial Powers== | |||
==History of Colonization== | |||
==The Colonies== | |||
==Wars, independence and the end of colonization== | |||
==Aftermath== | |||
==Impacts== | |||
Revision as of 15:32, 11 June 2021
File:Normerra.png
Map of the Normerra subcontinent with the Avadian Peninsula on the eastern half of the landmass.
Although Meredonne had been explored and somewhat colonized by 1000 CE, a well known wave of western colonization of the Avadian Peninsula took place between about 1400 CE and 1700 CE.