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Axdel is a largely temperate nation with significant deciduous forest coverage and fertile land which has been extensively used for agriculture. The climate ranges from humid subtropical along the north coast, humida continental climate in the interior regions and temperate oceanic along the southern coast. The nation is very mountainous, with the [[Zycannes]] range terminating along the Eastern border, the expansive [[Teba Mountains]] dominating the interior and forming the nation's backbone, The [[Okrani mountains]] extending to the south, and the [[Auric Mountains|Auric mountains]] flanking the west coast. Axdel has a highly diverse economy and generates income from various sources, the largest sectors being energy, manufacturing, mining, and agricultural exports. Other notable contributors are international education, tourism, and information technology.

Other civilisations such as the Kassyr and Mirazii, who were also dependant on trade, suffered greatly in the years after, however without many nearby competitors and natural defences on their side, managed to remain stable. It was at this time, within the vast Zycannian trade routes in the between these two empires, that a group of prophets known as the four oracles began teaching the Kozam faith to travellers and passers by, many of which chronicles the writings and began founding temples in many major cities. The oracles are known to have travelled to many of these early temples, however many written records of their movements have been lost due to contemporary censorship and later iconoclastic and revisionist periods. One place known to have been visited was the Kormistazic capital of Sekan-Aruqa, where the religion became noticeably popular with the citizenry and several noble families, generally coexisting with the other religions present in the region.

Early in their history, the seafaring Kveshi civilisation of South West Aurora began exploring much of the Azure sea and establishing numerous outposts to facilitate trade. One of their furthest western excursions sawled them landto incontact the areaKormistazics of modernin day723 OceansendBCE, where it is written they establishedwere received very well and a smallcultural colonyexchange took place between the two cultures. ContactIn order to facilitate further trade with the Kormistazicsregion, isthe recordedKveshi towere havegranted occurreda insmall, sparsely inhabited region of coastal foothills shadowed by the 720'sOkrani BCEmountains. Most of the areas inhabitants were forced to relocate, duringand were either fled to Kormistazm or retreated further within the valleys of the mountains. The Kveshi then established an outpost on the territory which would later became known as Oceansend and began trading regularly with the cultures on the southern coast of the Axdelian peninsular, primarily silver from Kormistazm and the Lyr Valley. Among the most historically important effects of Kveshi introducedtrade was the introduction of iron smelting technology andto markingthe region. This combined with the beginningreverse engineering of their advanced naval vessels allowed the ironKormistazic ageconfederations ineconomic and military power to balloon rapidly whilst much of the peninsular continued to be stunted SWby auroraconflict.

(also industrial age, a lot of cool science happens kinda like scotlandScotland irl. And Freidrik Noros)

=== Axdel ===

==== Incorporation of Quartz Fern Coast ====

Whilst ethnic Axdelians compose the vast majority of the population, Axdel's history as a principality of the Morstaybishlian Empire and the contemporary free movement of workers held under the [[Auroran Continental Assembly]] and [[United Nations of the Auroran Continent]] mean that there is a large proportion of ethnic Staynish, Caltharusian, Emberitian and LyrevalianTuvalti peoples in the nation. The cultural diversity provided by such a mix of people is generally considered to be beneficial and has become a part of Axdelian identity in itself.