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The '''Kingdom of Landzberg''', commonly known as '''Landzberg''' ('''LZG''') is a federal parliamentary Constitutional monarchy located in Southwest [[Gondwana]]. It consists of 27 [[Kniezestwos]], 2 autonomous provinces ([[Tăldăuți]] and [[Flămâgăras]]), as well as the Government Territory. It does not border any countries. The population is 19,140,147.
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Little specific information is known about the Plamemians, including their written system, which was recorded on the undeciphered Linear A script and [[Plamemian hieroglyphs]]. Most of their settlements were in the south of the country, but almost none of them have survived to this day. Most likely, the main center of this civilization was the once existing Palace in Plimien, which was allegedly destroyed in a fire around 450 BC, but the opinion on this subject is divided.
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Following the end of the Neolithic ages, the last Stone Age period, the early and middle Bergistic period was established in the Landzbergian mainland. Firstly, the slow transition from the Final Neolithic period took place with the Riznopole culture. The agricultural communities of that period needed entire centuries in order to replace their stone tools with metal tools. Following the materialistic developments, more powerful micro-states and the base of the future Late
===== Dusanki civilization =====
▲Following the end of the Neolithic ages, the last Stone Age period, the early and middle Bergistic period was established in the Landzbergian mainland. Firstly, the slow transition from the Final Neolithic period took place with the Riznopole culture. The agricultural communities of that period needed entire centuries in order to replace their stone tools with metal tools. Following the materialistic developments, more powerful micro-states and the base of the future Late Bergistic Dusanki civilization were developed. The Early Bronze Age settlements saw further development during the Middle Bergiatic period before the Dusanki period.
Dusanki civilization originated and evolved from the society and culture of the Early and Middle Bergiatic periods in mainland Landzberg. It emerged in , when Bergiatic culture in mainland Landzberg was transformed under influences from the Plamemian culture.
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Dusanki Landzberg is the Late Bergiatic Bronze Age civilization of Ancient Landzberg and it is the historical setting of the most of [[Landzbergian mythology]] and religion.
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Dusanki civilization was dominated by a warrior [[Belipsomihtia]]. Around 510 BC, the Dusankis extended their control to [[Wlogard]], the center of the [[Plamemian]] civilization, and adopted a form of the Plamemian script called Linear A to write their early form of Landzbergian. The Dusanki-era script is called Linear B, which was deciphered in 1799 by [[Kazimír Nedved]].
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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 ===
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