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...ile the creation of a new aristocracy enabled a blossoming of early Cavian literature and academics, resulting in the First Cavian Golden Age. The four main mano ...nd Cricetinian delegates met shortly afterwards and signed the [[Treaty of Auratian City]], which confirmed the total surrender of Cricetian forces, as well as

...aint Adomnán allowed monks to preserve large swathes of the extensive oral literature, law, and history which had existed in the Caldia. The monastic order he es ...Developments in {{wp|Philosophy|philosophy}}, [[Caldia#Art and literature|literature]], and {{wp|Science|science}} were also made at the nation's universities.