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...m likely first arrived in the area of modern-day Siamat in the 4th century BCE, though it did so as a persecuted faith and had little impact during [[Xian ...st temples and employed Zohist clergy in the administration. After the 7th century there was a greater adoption of Shangean customs and governmental practices

====Warring Tribes Period [26th century BCE to 23rd century BCE]==== ...he centuries of warfare and bloodshed that began in the early-26th century BCE, decided to put an end to the most egregious incursions, and drafted a writ

|[[Prehistorical period]]| 5280-2720 BCE |[[Early history]]| 2720-1240 BCE

==Before 1st Millennium BCE== ===32000 BCE===

...s of India were supplanted in the northern and western regions.[28] By 400 BCE, stratification and exclusion by caste had emerged within Hinduism,[29] and ...rn India into the cosmopolitan networks of medieval Islam.[38] In the 15th century, the Vijayanagara Empire created a long-lasting composite Hindu culture in

...iculture in the coastal floodplains of the region’s western coast. By 3000 BCE, the Shimu had established various city states around the area, notably [[N ...eholder Dynasty in the 11th century and Herian trading posts from the 15th century onwards. The nation would reunify under General [[Azahar ben Arik]] in 1783

...a central part of the [[Platesan Empire]]. During the 14th and half of the 15th centuries, Tarper and the rest of the empire became the center of the [[War In the 21st century, Tarper is a great power both economically and politically. Tarper is a dev

...sted in east-central Hemithea from the 15th century BCE to the 9th century BCE. It succeeded the proto-Chikai civilization, which was arguably the first c ...what is today Menghe's Baeksan province, in the 16th century BCE. In 1554 BCE, King Akan of Achahan conquered the declining proto-Chikai civilization to

...ode> or <code>1863, England, with roots in prehistory</code> or <code>15th century Europe</code>. For location, it is unnecessary to link countries or general | first = c. 10,000&nbsp;[[Common Era|BCE]]

...t proof of human inhabitance in Sibaria dating back to appprocimately 7500 BCE. Years before the Ancient Sibarians formed one empire, the lands surroundin ...es of internal conflicts, conspiracies and civil wars from the late second century BC onward, while greatly extending its power beyond the Sibarian region. Th

...erseas was always treated with a degree of separation. Since the late 7th century, the two regions were thought unrelated, as few states between them had con ==18th century and before==

Adula was originally a concept of [[Verdusa]]n civilization in the 6th century B.C.E., with the idea of an extensive landmass beyond the deserts of [[Emmi [[File:Bezdekia Road.png|thumb|left|The [[Bezdekia Road]] circa. 3rd century B.C.E., connected civilizations across Adula, starting in the west in moder

...s a historical period in [[Themiclesia]] spanning c. 800 to 385 BCE. 17th-century historians named the period "dark" because of a want of historical records ...m the 12th to the 8th century, and the emergence of reliable annals in 385 BCE.

|established_date1 = c. 3300 BCE |established_date2 = 322 BCE

|established_date2 = Early 15th century |established_date3 = 15th century

|established_date1 = 4th Century BCE ...nced metallurgy and goldsmith techniques that date back to the 7th century BCE and beyond.

...o ones spoken in Abos. Agriculture was independently developed circa 10000 BCE, either on the coast of the [[Tenific Ocean]] or along the [[Latum]], and s [[Mavona]] was founded circa 700 BCE as a direct democratic city but later turned into an [[Mavonan Republic|oli

...the Kasi people|Kasi migrations]], would bring down the empire in the 14th century. ...sal state of the [[Lat Luataya Kingdom]] and [[Toki dynasty]]. In the 19th century it came under increasing [[Gaullica|Gaullican]] influence, culminating in t

...Solarian Empire would have conquered the majority of Modern Day Nise by 80 BCE. By the turn of the millennium Anniseria would be conquered from the [[Sola ...himself Sultan of Nise founding the [[Sultanate of Nise]]. During the 15th century and up until it's collapse Niseran Pirates would plague the Gulf of Assonia

|established_date1 = 6th century |established_date2 = 10th century