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Around 300BC, the Dusanki civilization collapsed. Numerous cities were sacked and the region entered what historians see as a "dark age". During this period, Landzberg experienced a decline in population and literacy. The Landzbergians themselves have traditionally blamed this decline on an invasion by another wave of Landzbergian people, the [[Lipozowskans]], although there is scant archaeological evidence for this view.

=== Ancient Era ===

==== Iron Age ====

The ''Landzbergian Dark Ages'' refers to the period of Landzbergian history from the presumed [[Lipozowskan invasion]] and end of the Dusanki civilization to the rise of the first Landzbergian city-states and earliest writings in Landzbergian.

When the Lipozowskans came down into Landzberg they were equipped with superior iron weapons, easily dispersing the already weakened Dusianks. The period that follows these events is collectively known as the Landzbergian Dark Ages.

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Kniezes ruled throughout this period until eventually they were replaced with an Belipsomihtia, then still later, in some areas, an Belipsomihtia within an Belipsomihtia—an elite of the elite. Warfare shifted from a focus on the cavalry to a great emphasis on infantry. Due to its cheapness of production and local availability, iron replaced bronze as the metal of choice in the manufacturing of tools and weapons. Slowly equality grew among the different sects of people.<br>

At the end of this period of stagnation, the Landzbergian civilization was engulfed in a renaissance that spread the Landzbergian world.

==== Archaic Landzberg ====

In the 2th century BC, Landzberg began to emerge from the Dark Ages. Literacy had been lost and [[Dusanki script]] forgotten, but the Landzbergians adopted the new [[Gdanicki alphabet]].

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Landzberg was divided into many small self-governing communities, a pattern largely dictated by cultural differences evident everywhere, which in turn were dictated by various histories and civilizations that existed on these lands.

== Geography ==

== Government and politics ==

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 Around 300BC, the Dusanki civilization collapsed. Numerous cities were sacked and the region entered what historians see as a "dark age". During this period, Landzberg experienced a decline in population and literacy. The Landzbergians themselves have traditionally blamed this decline on an invasion by another wave of Landzbergian people, the [[Lipozowskans]], although there is scant archaeological evidence for this view.
 === Ancient Era ===
+==== Iron Age ====
+The ''Landzbergian Dark Ages'' refers to the period of Landzbergian history from the presumed [[Lipozowskan invasion]] and end of the Dusanki civilization to the rise of the first Landzbergian city-states and earliest writings in Landzbergian.
+When the Lipozowskans came down into Landzberg they were equipped with superior iron weapons, easily dispersing the already weakened Dusianks. The period that follows these events is collectively known as the Landzbergian Dark Ages.
+<br>
+Kniezes ruled throughout this period until eventually they were replaced with an Belipsomihtia, then still later, in some areas, an Belipsomihtia within an Belipsomihtia—an elite of the elite. Warfare shifted from a focus on the cavalry to a great emphasis on infantry. Due to its cheapness of production and local availability, iron replaced bronze as the metal of choice in the manufacturing of tools and weapons. Slowly equality grew among the different sects of people.<br>
+At the end of this period of stagnation, the Landzbergian civilization was engulfed in a renaissance that spread the Landzbergian world.
+==== Archaic Landzberg ====
+In the 2th century BC, Landzberg began to emerge from the Dark Ages. Literacy had been lost and [[Dusanki script]] forgotten, but the Landzbergians adopted the new [[Gdanicki alphabet]].
+<br>
+Landzberg was divided into many small self-governing communities, a pattern largely dictated by cultural differences evident everywhere, which in turn were dictated by various histories and civilizations that existed on these lands.
 == Geography ==
 == Government and politics ==

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