Fiorentine Empire
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Fiorentine Empire Imperium Florentinum Βασιλεία Φιορεντίνα | |
|---|---|
| 346 BCE–492 | |
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 Empire at its greatest extent in 80 CE | |
| Capital | Laterna |
| Common languages | Fiorentine Ancient Myrian |
| Religion | Alydianism |
| Government | Elective Absolute monarchy |
| Emperor | |
• 346 BCE–331 BCE | Leo I |
• 398-418 | Sebastianus |
• 481-482 | Trocundus |
• 482-483 | Majorian II |
• 483-485 | Boethius |
• 485-490 | Flavius Felix |
• 490–492 | Salonius Narcissus |
| Historical era | Classical era |
• Creation of Fiorentine League | 346 BCE |
| 492 | |
| Today part of | |
The Fiorentine Empire is a name used to refer to the ancient Fiorentine civilisation which ruled over much of Asura, West Sifhar and North Arabekh.