Empire of Dawnland

The Empire of Dawnland, officially known as the United Empire of Dawnland and commonly known as just Dawnland. Dawnland borders Greater Pomerania, Bedford, Wildren, and others.

Ancient Realms of the Dawn Land
The lands that currently make up the Empire of Dawnland prior to the establishment of the Church of Man were a series of various realms of differing religious and social structure. Notably, the Statutarian religion dominated the region, with many of the dogs, cats, rats, and birds of the region being devout Statutarians. However, Statutarianism was not universal, with many rats being Labratorists and some cats practicing the ancient Wickan religion.

While religious the Dawn lands were only somewhat heterogeneous, the land was divided sharply along political lines. Along the Hubsen river and central lands of the Dawn lands were a series of Kingdoms, dominated primarily by dogs. along the southern coast was a collection of rat dominated free cities and trade leagues, while in the east were many cat dominated Wickan Covens. Of course, the makeup of these realms was mixed, and many different other systems existed, but the lack of consistent political structure led to a great deal of conflict for centuries.

Several attempts were made throughtout the pre-ARM times to unify the region, usually through force. The Confederacy of the Covens, Free League of Dawnland, Greater Kingdom of Dawnland, and several warlords failed to unify the region prior to the rise of the Church of Man.

The Dawnland Wars of Religion
Early 1st to late 2nd century ARM

Rise of the Kingdom of Sheperdford
early 3rd century ARM to mid 4th century ARM

The Union of the Crowns and the Birth of the Empire
mid to late 4th century ARM

Golden Age of the United Crownlands
5th century to mid 6th century ARM

Political Turmoil and Decline of the United Crownlands
early/mid 6th century ARM to the mid 7th century ARM

The War of the Houses and the Glorious Revolution
mid 7th century ARM (lasts three or four years)

Reconstruction and the new Empire
mid 7th century ARM to late 7th century ARM

Colonial Expansion
8th century and 9th century

Political Reformations and New Ideological Forces
8th century and 9th century

Modern Day
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Politics
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Economy
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Culture
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Military
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Foreign Relations
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