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== History ==
The continental part of current Ayaupia was the first territory to be colonised by early species. Felines, elves and humans arrived at the same time and lived together. However, during an event called the First Species War, which occured in 570 BE, felines kicked out humans and elves who went on the islands. Humans and elves separated, and chose to split in two different nations. This period from 570 to 643 BE is called the "Great Separation".
During the Middle-Ages, the species practice trades and various exchanges, establishing prosperous nations. Some tribes were fighting or making alliances with each other. In ayaupian history, rivers were seen as the border between a tribe and another, they were the boundaries that stopped a community to go further. Crossing the river was seen as an invasion and was often used to conquer other territories. Some of them established themselves into sorts of kingdoms, where there is a chief "''Cic''", ruling over the tribe with its family and followers. Others formed into clans, with different "families", where one ruled the others and those paid tribute to them. But most of the tribes kept a "primitive" structure, with no ruler and functioning on communities interacting with each other.
== Geography ==
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The country has its territory spread on continental land of Gondwana and the island of Torusta, which is the main island, plus the three islands of Ustacor, Upat Piyecor and Opat Piyecor. Ayaupia is divided between three constituent countries : Nestonia, in the mainland, goes from the coast to the mountain range of the Apumoo in the south. Palayonia is located in the southwestern part of the main island, stopping to the Pocapumian Mountains (Pocapumi), while Asconia begins from those same mountains to the northwest, covering the rest of Torusta and the three northwestern islands.
The highest elevation point is the Upoy Rol mount at 1,534 meters, in the Apumoo range. This range covers all the south of Ayaupia. The Pocapumi Mountains covers 2/3 of the main islands, while the other islands are entirely mountainous. Numerous rivers cross Ayaupia, as the Ulsta, the one who marks the border between the country and Scander, or those who approximately make the border between Asconia and Palayonia, the Astoril to the north, the Upyolat to the south
Ayaupia is divided into three constituent countries (representing each species), which are divided into 17 provinces, those being divided into 90 subdivisions of different sorts, depending on the province which is administrating it.
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