Kostuvian Empire: Difference between revisions

The first mention of a unified Kostuvastan dates back as far as 2,500 B.C.E. on the coast of the largest lake of Aurora, with the discovery of a mosaic portraying a crude map of the lake as the center, with land surrounding it. This is believed to be the oldest map of Aurora. The settlement the map was found in was destroyed and abandoned because of an earthquake of 8.2 magnitude. For another 800 years, the continent of Aurora consisted of numerous tribes, until another re-unified region formed in 1,700 B.C.E. that sprawled throughout the continent. This ancient empire is the direct predecessor of the modern-day nations Tuvaltastan, Kostromastan, and Baykalia. The empire didexisted notuntil lastthe foryear a668 very long time,B.C.E. howeverHowever, as the Western ethnicities onof Aurora began migrating into the areaempire, and with it, their diseases. Being forced further east, and leaving the sick and dying behind, a new country was formed in 12 A.D., that country being [[Kostuvastan]].