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The Confederation of Copán La Confederaćion de Copán
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| Motto: "Union, Libertad,y Valor" "Union, Liberty, and Honor" | |
| Capital | Ume Crucés |
| Largest city | Santa Miguel |
| Official languages | Alpanian
Copanian |
| Ethnic groups | Commixtus - 53.8% Copanian- 20.6% Alpanian- 12.5% Tapatean- 6.8% Hellenic- 6.5% Other- 1.1% |
| Religion | Alpanian Catholic- 57.7% Duelno- 41.1% Other- 1.1% |
| Demonym(s) | Copanian |
| Government | Parliamentary Monarchy Hereditary Monarchy |
| Hazelia VII | |
| Legislature | Diet of Copa |
| College of Commons College of Chiefs | |
| College of Elders College of the Cities | |
| Pre-Imperial History | |
• First Maizec Kingdoms Founded | 2000 BC |
• Unification and Establishment of the Telur Empire. Discovery of Bronze | 1700-1650 BC |
• Telur Empire Collapses. Discovery of Iron | 1500 BC |
• Migration Period | 1499-1400 BC |
• Zócalo Kingdom is established | 1375 BC |
• Restoration Period | 1340-1310 BC |
• Establishment of the Zócalan Dynasty. The philosopher Sequtan’s teachings are incorporated to form the basis of the Sequan religion, a collective name for the various family of the first organized pagan religions in the territories of what is now the Copán Federation. | 1300 BC |
• Nahaki Invasion | 1141-1110 BC |
• Golden Age (It was during this time that a great collection of the Sequan Mythos, dubbed the “Loatalun”, was commissioned. The building of many stone buildings, monuments, and ziggurats happened in this time.) | 1077-666 BC |
• Multiple Wars Of the Succession spirals into gradual dissolution of the Zócalan Dynasty | 665 BC |
• The Blood Moon Period (It was called this as supposedly, on the day of the Zócalan Dynasty’s final collapse and deposing of the last Zócalan Emperor, an inauspicious blood moon was reported to have been spotted.Centuries of competing claimants struggled against one another for dominance.) | 600-0 BC |
• The Copu Kingdom (Where Copán’s name comes from) is established. | 70 AD |
• Copu-Tapatean Conflicts escalate into a series of generational wars, of which the kingdom of Copu managed to win several. However, internal issues such as droughts and corruption reduced the effectiveness of the Copu Kingdom over time, leading to another period of chaos and instability. These periods came and went, interspersed by periods of strengthening. | ~200-1100 AD |
• The Subjugation. A period where the Copu Kingdom was finally defeated and divided by the Tapatean into a series of satellite states. This would continue, with constant rebellion until the arrival of the Holy Aventine Empire | 1200-1300 AD |
| Population | |
• 1936 estimate | 6,000,000 |
| GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Total | 90 billion USD 1960 |
• Per capita | 600 per capita |
| Currency | Aureus, Sestertius, Denarius |
| Driving side | right |