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Late in the Dynastic Period, the peoples of the [[Southern Reaches]] were making efforts to fight off the yoke of [[Marcon Alliance|Marconian]] rule. Much the the [[Agras Plain]]s, the reaches had never been fully subjugated, an achievement oweing to wide and varied strategies. | Late in the Dynastic Period, the peoples of the [[Southern Reaches]] were making efforts to fight off the yoke of [[Marcon Alliance|Marconian]] rule. Much the the [[Agras Plain]]s, the reaches had never been fully subjugated, an achievement oweing to wide and varied strategies. | ||
| − | Layloma was the most recent effort. Much like fighting fire with fire, Kubliah Ren sought to fight | + | Layloma was the most recent effort. Much like fighting fire with fire, Kubliah Ren sought to fight empires with an empire of his own. He did this largely through conquest of neighboring city-states and tribes. Also marrying off his various sons and daughters to secure political allegiances. While it's true some of the understanding of the era is colored by Kuliah and his descendant's propoganda, it is true that, for the most part, the conquests were not severely violent, and little will was imposed on the newly gathered territories. They were allowed to retain |
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Revision as of 21:49, 16 March 2020
Founded about 1,000 years before the Golden Age by Kubliah Ren, the Layloma Empire was one of the most enduring monarchies of the Dynasitc Period. Layloma is centered on the Gorbash Steppe and was most famous for it's mounted troops, even into the modern era where they fought alongside tanks.
History
Late in the Dynastic Period, the peoples of the Southern Reaches were making efforts to fight off the yoke of Marconian rule. Much the the Agras Plains, the reaches had never been fully subjugated, an achievement oweing to wide and varied strategies.
Layloma was the most recent effort. Much like fighting fire with fire, Kubliah Ren sought to fight empires with an empire of his own. He did this largely through conquest of neighboring city-states and tribes. Also marrying off his various sons and daughters to secure political allegiances. While it's true some of the understanding of the era is colored by Kuliah and his descendant's propoganda, it is true that, for the most part, the conquests were not severely violent, and little will was imposed on the newly gathered territories. They were allowed to retain
