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...ose documents dated to the [[Themiclesian Antiquity#Archaic Period|Archaic Period]] or ''circa'' 385 to 100 BCE. The 44 documents that composed of the colle ...ted to the Archaic Period, from 385 BCE to 100 CE. It is one of the ''Six Archaic Histories'' that medieval historians consider canonical to Themiclesia.

...ominant across Syara while the [[Segelen]] largely faded from history. The Archaic Age bore witness to the {{wp|Bronze Age Collapse}} which devastated much of ...ume of trade and the expansion of Syara's internal trade network. The time period also saw the emergence of the [[Bastarnae]], whom would raid and decimate m

...it was only possible to construct a chronology of rulers for much of this period, though after the introduction of archaeology and other methods of analysis ...his effort co-incided with a renewal in historical interest in the Archaic Period, particularly the desire to assign absolute dates to the various rulers men

...city of [[Tsins|Tsinh]] during the [[Themiclesian Antiquity|Early Archaic Period]]. He is the third member of the eighth sacramental generation in the litur

...) was a ruler of the city of Tsinh during the Late Archaic to Transitional Period. ...isasters, and divination". Within 60 years of Sin V's death, the Classical Period begins.

...to individuals during the [[Themiclesian Antiquity#Archaic Period|Archaic Period]]; its application to living monarchs is often thought to demonstrate a sup

...t''; fl. 4th c. BCE) was a ruler of the city of Tsinh in the Early Archaic Period. He is venerated as the third member of the eighth sacramental generation i

...inh]] during the first years of the [[Themiclesian Antiquity|Early Archaic Period]]. As the chronicler of the [[Springs and Autumns of Six States]] does not

...period in Syaran history used to mark the span between the [[Archaic Syara|Archaic Age]] and the foundation of the [[Makedonian Empire]]. The age was marked b

...d. c. 296) was a ruler of the city of [[Tsins|Tsinh]] in the Early Archaic Period. He is venerated as the first of the ninth sacramental generation in later

.... 302 BCE) was a ruler of the city of [[Tsins|Tsinh]] in the Early Archaic Period. He is venerated as the last member of the eighth sacramental generation in

...the very end of the [[Themiclesian Dark Ages|Dark Ages]] into the Archaic Period. While the [[Springs and Autumns of Six States]] does not record anything a

...-met''; r. c. 170 – 163 BCE) ruled the city of Tsinh in the Middle Archaic Period, located in modern-day [[Themiclesia]]. He was part of the eponymous ruling

...ic unit entered the king's service, and this should be datable to the Late Archaic (c. 1 – 200 CE). During the Archaic Period, the practice of sending out barons as colonizers gave rise to a hereditary

In the histography of [[Syara]], '''Hellenic Syara''' refers to the period of Syaran history where Hellenic culture was dominant in Syara. Typically H Hellenic customs emerged in Syara sometime during the [[Archaic Syara|Archaic Age]] and by the Classical Age had come to preeminence throughout north-wes

...ch an office in Tsins extend into the [[Themiclesian Antiquity#Archaic Era|Archaic Era]], when it began managing the lands held by the crown. Its primary tas ...pensation of feudal vassals, though the newly-acquired territories in this period were not added to the demesne land but formed into [[Province (Themiclesia)

The word ''te-lin'' is an archaic reading of the word ''l′in'' (天), which has the meaning of "top, peak". In the final decades of the Archaic Period, Te-lin's cult achieved state patronage in Tsjinh. In 71 CE, the ruler of

...clesian history and the first meaningful step in understanding the Archaic Period. ...6 to 24 whose presence was felt as gaps in the schedule during the Archaic Period.

...ve period of Themiclesian politics. Internally, it is subdivided into the Archaic and Classical periods; the latter starting with the ''Stories of States'' a ...exarchy''' (六邦之治, ''rjuk-prong-tje-lrjegh'') because the chronology of the period was formulated on those of six states in the ''Springs and Autumns of Six S

...s ruler's consort, which was simply ''brak'' or "Patriarch", and from that period dates the tradition that the Empress of Themiclesia lived in her own palace