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'''The Norvians''' were a primarily seafaring ethnolinguistic group who traversed the Pacific and Packilvanian Ocean between 150 BCE and 700 CE, invading and raiding large swathes of territory such as the western coast of Novaris, Eastern Yasteria, and Northwest Aurora. The origin of the Norvian people to this day remains unclear with the most accepted theory being the Concordian Sea through the strait between Gondwana and Novaris. Their expeditions, raids, and settlements across the world had profound effects with those they came in contact with, especially for present day nations such as Axdel, Dallacqua, and Fortuna who all trace their early history to these seafaring people.
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The Norvians are distinguished for their seafaring culture, having migrated across large bodies of waters aboard their platform ships. They were fairly technologically advanced for the time, but due to their general disorganization, with the exception of declared expeditions, is attributed to causing their fall as the Norvian kingdoms and territories were absorbed by surrounding peoples and cultures over time. They are still remembered for their culture of raiding and pillaging, traveling far and wide to strike unsuspected coastal villages. The Norvian language would at times be adopted by the native populations that the Norvians came into contact with, leading to many modern languages that it evolved into remaining fairly similar to each other.
==Etymology==
==History==
===Origins===
Multiple hypotheses exist regarding the origins and motives of the Norvian people. The most widely accepted point of origin was through the strait between Gondwana and Novaris, possibly starting from the Concordian Ocean with the use of outrigger boats and platform ships. Although their reason for migrating into the Pacific Ocean is unknown, mass migration would remain an important part of their culture following the First Expedition.
===First Expedition===
===Second Expedition===
===Third Expedition===
==Culture==
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