Avadian Civilization

The Avadian Civilization
Antiquity
Government	Tribal
Great Chief
Historical era	Antiquity
• Birth of the Avadian Civilization	Antiquity Antiquity
Today part of	Template:Country data Layfet

The Avadian Civilization, also known as the Avadia, was a native population that existed in what is today Layfet, Vultesia. The administrative, political and military center of the empire was in the ancient city of Ava-Tanta. The Avadian civilization's origins are unknown but they are speculated to have arisen from the South Nostrain Ethnogroup. Its last known stronghold, Hitla-Tanta was conquered by Vælensz, Son of Vultesz the Conqueror in 347 at the conclusion of the Avadian Wars.

The height of the Avadian Civilization lasted from From around 300 to 347, in which the they incorporated a large portion of northernmost part of Olivacia, using conquest and peaceful assimilation, among other methods. It was able to conquer other pre-colonial civilizations in the area including the ancestors of the Cataese, Kohharuse, Hogganse, and Oharuese.

The civilization was unique in that it lacked many of the features associated with other civilizations across the globe. Anthropologist Joseph Noran wrote that the Avaians were able to thrive despite not knowing or using of the technologies of other civilizations of time as well as their masterful use of water. Notable features of the Avadian Empire include its monumental irrigation systems and extensive road network.