Difference between revisions of "Eastern Dantrian civilization"
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Driven primarily by the [[state of Asdoh]], [[Empire of Barud]] and [[Yammoe]], the idea shaped the politics of the east throughout the first, second and third revolutions, primarily by Yammoe, which has maintained the vision for its role as the progenitor of said civilization long after the fall of the Western Dantrian civilization itself. | Driven primarily by the [[state of Asdoh]], [[Empire of Barud]] and [[Yammoe]], the idea shaped the politics of the east throughout the first, second and third revolutions, primarily by Yammoe, which has maintained the vision for its role as the progenitor of said civilization long after the fall of the Western Dantrian civilization itself. | ||
| − | Yammoe massive investment into a unique clandestine foreign strategy led to the [[Xornerian|creation]] and [[Kingdom of Mamkoon|destruction]] of whole states, extensive [[Great Turtle war|cross-continental military conflicts]] and | + | Yammoe massive investment into a unique clandestine foreign strategy led to the [[Xornerian|creation]] and [[Kingdom of Mamkoon|destruction]] of whole states, extensive [[Great Turtle war|cross-continental military conflicts]], economic and ideological rivalry. The dubbing of the territory to the east of Yammoe as [[Tarnaria]] was also part of Yammoe's ideological warfare. |
| − | Outside of Yammoe, however, the concept of the Eastern Dantrian civilization is only known to historians and has exited mainstream discourse back in the beginning of the second revolution, with the establishment of [[Mōroh]]. | + | Outside of Yammoe, however, the concept of the Eastern Dantrian civilization is only known today to historians and has exited mainstream discourse back in the beginning of the second revolution, with the establishment of [[Mōroh]], if not earlier with the decline of Barud. |
Latest revision as of 15:50, 5 February 2022
Eastern Dantrian civilization is the name used to describe a geopolitical project to create a counterpart to the Western Dantrian civilization that was the prevailing concept during the Dawn, a mass migration to the east of the Continent.
Driven primarily by the state of Asdoh, Empire of Barud and Yammoe, the idea shaped the politics of the east throughout the first, second and third revolutions, primarily by Yammoe, which has maintained the vision for its role as the progenitor of said civilization long after the fall of the Western Dantrian civilization itself.
Yammoe massive investment into a unique clandestine foreign strategy led to the creation and destruction of whole states, extensive cross-continental military conflicts, economic and ideological rivalry. The dubbing of the territory to the east of Yammoe as Tarnaria was also part of Yammoe's ideological warfare.
Outside of Yammoe, however, the concept of the Eastern Dantrian civilization is only known today to historians and has exited mainstream discourse back in the beginning of the second revolution, with the establishment of Mōroh, if not earlier with the decline of Barud.
