Chulo Empire
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Chulo Empire | |
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| 5th century BCE - 2nd century CE | |
 Common Chulese symbol of balancing rocks. | |
| Capital | Pa'pi |
| Demonym(s) | Chulese |
| Government | Mixed, functionally absolute monarchy |
| Today part of |
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The Chulo Empire was an ancient thalassocratic state located in the Meteorolan archipelago of southern Europa on Eurth. The earliest datable references to the Chulo are inscriptions from the 5th century BCE. According to historic tradition, the Chulo nation comprised the region that includes the modern-day countries of Ayubi, Bainbridge Islands and Damak Var. The Chulese excelled in maritime trade, extending their influence overseas to Azanian and Oriental Europa. In nearby Memopotamia the Chulo was refered to as Al-Cahuete.
History
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- Early (mythical figure of Huricane Eric)
- Kingdom
- Empire
- Decline until 127 CE.
Reuse the old existing lore from Meteorola.
