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...ablished by [[Nuruk]] in 910 AD as a collective unification of the Vesemir principalities north of the Ostrug mountains. Initially centralised for defense purposes, [[Nuruk]] converted to [[Sotirianity]] in 939 when he was baptised by Amathian-Piraean missionary [[Hippodalia]], which legitimised the state particularly

|established_event4 = Principalities Era ...e Salamic invasuions of Badawiya. After the collapse of the Bayazeh's, the Principalities Era in which Fars was divided in to numerous states lasted until the rise o

...|Miersan}},<br>{{wp|French language|Gaullican}},<br>{{wp|Romanian language|Amathian}} and<br>{{wp|Basque|Lemovician}} ...irnian nobles with a similar position in the structure of the Union as the Amathian ones. The Union would dissolve in 1780, separating the three crowns and est

...]] was established as a loose {{wp|confederation}} of {{wp|Slavs|Marolev}} principalities; it would collapse in 910. ...n south Euclea, notably in [[military dictatorship in Etruria|Etruria]], [[Amathian Equalist Republic|Amathia]], [[Piraea]] and [[Slirnia]]. Many Euclean natio

...trurian}},<br>{{wp|Croatian language|Novalian}},<br>{{wp|Romanian language|Amathian}},<br>{{wp|Albanian language|Austerian}} and <br>[[Montsurian language|Mont ...e expulsion of the Tagames, leaving Alikianos under the direct rule of the Amathian entity until its collapse in 1340, which forced the rise of a [[Second Pira