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The history of the Laeooy Coast is divided into several ages: the Age of Dawn, the Age of Struggle, the Age of Rebirth and the Age of Independence.
The history of the Laeooy Coast is divided into several ages: the Age of Dawn, the Age of Struggle, the Age of Rebirth and the Age of Independence.
Preceding the Age of the Dawn are records of the Kmakean Kingdom, mentioned in some of the [[Leykarya|Leykarian]] records. Tomash Bumola-Sumola writes of a mysterious Kmakean Kingdom that greeted his ship in [[Kost Sea]] during a 1632-1633 [[FR]] voyage. The description of the kingdom is minimal and involves mentioning a "generous king and his wife".
Preceding the Age of the Dawn are records of the Kmakean Kingdom, mentioned in some of the [[Leykarya|Leykarian]] records. Tomash Bumola-Sumola writes of a mysterious Kmakean Kingdom that greeted his ship in [[Kost Sea]] during a 1632-1633 [[FR]] voyage. The description of the kingdom is minimal and involves mentioning a "generous king and his wife". It is possible that this was an encounter with the [[Gmorōn]] kingdom.
It is possible that these were some of the earliest settlements on the Laeooy Coast. Tarnarian sources don't mention any peoples who lived on the Coast before the Dawn pioneers of the 18th [[CFR]], but not many sources have survived.
It is possible that these were some of the earliest settlements on the Laeooy Coast. Tarnarian sources don't mention any peoples who lived on the Coast before the Dawn pioneers of the 18th [[CFR]], but not many sources have survived.
=== The Age of Dawn ===
=== The Age of Dawn ===
The Age of Dawn is mostly dominated by the rise of [[Tyrna]], [[Nadd]] and [[Troun]].
The Age of Dawn is mostly dominated by the rise of several kingdoms, specifically [[Gmorōn]], [[Ermoch]], [[Tyrna]] and later [[Nadd]] and [[Troun]].
Ermoch was a Asdohn project to establish a base on the coast, while Gmorōn was a kingdom founded by the Bendezy people. Gmorōn was probably started earlier, but historians typically place both at the 1630s.
