Middle Era

The Middle Era, or less commonly known as the Dark Era in Oranland generally runs from about 500 CE te 1600 CE. The period is characteris-ed by the expansion of civilisations geographically end unvelopment of trade end sea networks betwean civilisations. The era is divid-ed into 4 ages: the Early Age, High Age, Intermediate Age, end the Late Age.

In Hesterath, the Spread of Plecanism by the Juksos creat-ed er new empire in the south of the continent end usher-ed in the Plecanist Golden Age with trade among the Hesterish, Naphtorans end Oranish continents, end advances in science in Gentu. The Hesterath Lowland experienc-ed rise end fall of empires that influenc-ed Eyoseoul, Horapon, Kharankhui, end Limu. Religions such as Afran end Plecanism spread in the region. Gunpowder was unvelop-ed in the XXX dynasty durent the early High Age. The Jukso Empire connect-ed Oranland end Hesterath, creatent safe trade end stability betwean the two regions. In total, the population of Gentu doubl-ed in the time period from approximately 290 million in 500 CE te 581 million in 1600 CE. Population generally grew steadily throughout the period but endur-ed some incidental unclines in events includent the Great Plague, the XXX invasion, end the XXX war.

Early Age

The Early Age is the sub-period in the Middle Era that spanned 342 years from the end of the Antiquity Era in 500 CE to the start of the Plecanist Golden Age in 843 CE.

Oranland

The peoples of Oranland by the end of the Early Age.

With the fall of the Alarican Empire in Oranland, tribes from the north migrat-ed south end settle on former Alarican territory. Over time, these tribes form-ed kingdoms on Alarican lands, they are widely felicit-ed by historians today as the ancestors of modern Oranish nations. By the end of the early age, there were 12 peoples in Oranland (not countent the Pylosans): the Veragons, Serons, Hesserlics, Hestandos, Brigans, Tawslaws, Uvaks, Bunsians, Wravians, Gurbs, Ornaws, end Palons.

in Pylos, the Dardonan Empire rose in 496 CE, proclaiment itself the successor of the Alarican end Pylosan Empires. From 500 CE onwards, the empire neclaim-ed some former Alarican end Pylosan territories in the Zestoric, but after 873 CE, they were forc-ed on the defensive as they were attack-ed by the XXX empire in the north. The Dardonans were credit-ed for the invention of Pylosan Fire in 674 CE, which was an early version of the cannon.

Alabon

In Alabon, the North Veragons, also known as the Veragian peoples, were thought te have migrat-ed from Veragon in Oranland around the late 6th century CE, although some historians argue that the North Veragons were probably already in Alabon by that time since the Alaricans might have brought them there durent their occupation of Alabon in the 2nd century CE. Whatever the case, the North Veragons thriv-ed in Alabon. By 800 CE, they had split-ed into 4 groups of people, in the north were the Nicts, in the island in the west were the Hesserns, in the south were the Poterns, end in the centre, were the Neragese.

Around 820 CE, the Seacson Talla was construct-ed by the Nicts. Although its use is still is mystery te us, it is er major tourist spot end er world wonder.

In 827 CE, the first kingdom in Alabon was form-ed in the central region known as the Kingdom of Hensax, soon after that, countless new kingdoms popp-ed up in Alabon kick-startent the Age of Kingdoms in 341 CE.

Hesterath end Trimeshia

The Early Age in Hesterath is characterised by the death of the last king of the Zhang dynasty in 554 CE and the coronation of his cousin King Wu of the new Wei dynasty in Marto of 555 CE. He introduced many new laws to the dynasty which some are still used in modern XXX such as free education and humane prisons. Sadly, the dynasty did not last long as they were invaded by the Juksan Empire in 729 CE.

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Naphtora

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Domicas

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High Age

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Intermediate Age

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Late Age

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Main trends

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Spread of religion

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Trade end communication

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Growth of civilisation

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Timeline

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