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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. During this time period, western colonial powers began to explore and claim the land and natural resources of the peninsula resulting in the collapse of the [[Avadian Civilization]] and other smaller indigenous nations. These powers established several settler-colonial states that eventually became the modern-day nations of [[Austilos]], [[Layfet]], and [[Moroavia]]. | ||
==Background to colonization== | ==Background to colonization== | ||
Revision as of 15:36, 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. During this time period, western colonial powers began to explore and claim the land and natural resources of the peninsula resulting in the collapse of the Avadian Civilization and other smaller indigenous nations. These powers established several settler-colonial states that eventually became the modern-day nations of Austilos, Layfet, and Moroavia.