Eternity RPC Board
07-24-2019, 08:57 PM
Google translated version, with some changes
The history of New Zealmark
The beginning until colonization
The history of New Zealmark goes back to before the current era, there is still uncertainty about the origins of the people who inhabited the country. One thing is certain and that is that they are related to their eastern neighbors the svarnan.
On a cultural level, the Zealmarkians are similar to a mix of Ishnallan and Svarnan, their habits, culinary and other traditions are usually a mix of the two aforementioned countries, but there are many regional differences between north, east, south and west. There is a clear split that one can almost draw with a straight diagonal line between the north east of the country and the southwest. On the modern maps that portray the culture, this line is corrected and no longer as linear.
For centuries, New Zealmark was ruled by different types of tribes who more or less spoke the same language and had more or less the same culture. Not really Svarnan but also not really Ishnallan. Throughout history, the country was repeatedly threatened with invasion or the neighboring countries of this beautiful tropical country tried to capture the land through diplomacy that failed, and in some circumstances turned to violence.
When in the year of the Lord 700 the pale faces arrived they were not received in a friendly manner like their neighbors but the soybeans came with goods and knowledge that the Zealmarkians needed to be able to maintain their independence, and thus went on an increasingly large scale trade. with the Soybeans
Three centuries later, however, so many of the pale faces on the coast had moved into their trading posts that more and more tribes had voluntarily joined between the years 700 and 1000 of the current era.
Some tribes were lured by the money, others were conquered by other tribes by fellow countrymen, with weapons from Soyabar, superior to the arsenal that the tribes had at the time.
Soyabar Had to keep the situation under control to maintain regional stability. It offered many other tribes in the area to join who had not done it voluntarily or because of the war. The last major tribes joined, and Soyabar made a diplomatic treaty that promised the still independent tribes that they could never be forced by Soyabar to join their Colony.
Soyabar never violated the treaty during the colonization period and always respected the borders, with the result that there are ethnic enclaves in the current tribal area that are Soyababarian. These ethnic enclaves have so far been under the authority of the tribes. Who still use the form of government of the ancient antiquity of loosely connected tribes that have relatively little to do with each other politically.
The history of New Zealmark
The beginning until colonization
The history of New Zealmark goes back to before the current era, there is still uncertainty about the origins of the people who inhabited the country. One thing is certain and that is that they are related to their eastern neighbors the svarnan.
On a cultural level, the Zealmarkians are similar to a mix of Ishnallan and Svarnan, their habits, culinary and other traditions are usually a mix of the two aforementioned countries, but there are many regional differences between north, east, south and west. There is a clear split that one can almost draw with a straight diagonal line between the north east of the country and the southwest. On the modern maps that portray the culture, this line is corrected and no longer as linear.
For centuries, New Zealmark was ruled by different types of tribes who more or less spoke the same language and had more or less the same culture. Not really Svarnan but also not really Ishnallan. Throughout history, the country was repeatedly threatened with invasion or the neighboring countries of this beautiful tropical country tried to capture the land through diplomacy that failed, and in some circumstances turned to violence.
When in the year of the Lord 700 the pale faces arrived they were not received in a friendly manner like their neighbors but the soybeans came with goods and knowledge that the Zealmarkians needed to be able to maintain their independence, and thus went on an increasingly large scale trade. with the Soybeans
Three centuries later, however, so many of the pale faces on the coast had moved into their trading posts that more and more tribes had voluntarily joined between the years 700 and 1000 of the current era.
Some tribes were lured by the money, others were conquered by other tribes by fellow countrymen, with weapons from Soyabar, superior to the arsenal that the tribes had at the time.
Soyabar Had to keep the situation under control to maintain regional stability. It offered many other tribes in the area to join who had not done it voluntarily or because of the war. The last major tribes joined, and Soyabar made a diplomatic treaty that promised the still independent tribes that they could never be forced by Soyabar to join their Colony.
Soyabar never violated the treaty during the colonization period and always respected the borders, with the result that there are ethnic enclaves in the current tribal area that are Soyababarian. These ethnic enclaves have so far been under the authority of the tribes. Who still use the form of government of the ancient antiquity of loosely connected tribes that have relatively little to do with each other politically.