Tawusian Cape: Difference between revisions

=History=

 

Prior to the 11th century, the Tawusian Cape was predominantly inhabited by human tribespeople who lived a nomadic lifestyle due to the hostile climate. However, by 1100, a small coalition of these tribes restructured to form the Tawusian Kingdom and founded Altomaré, which encompassed the present-day province of Centro. This centralization of power marked the beginning of an age of expansion within the southern tip of Arcturia. By 1150, the Tawusian Kingdom had extended its control over the entire west coast of present-day Tawuse. Large swathes of mountainous terrain remained unclaimed due to their low land productivity, while valleys and passes to the east of the Centro Mountains were prioritized for their strategic value. By the end of the 1160s, the coastal regions of Copesca and Gratulto were under Tawusian control, bringing the Tawusian forces into competition with the Kormistazic Empire over the mineral-rich land in the Gratultan region. By 1210, nearly all of present-day Tawusian Cape territory was under the control of the Tawusian Kingdom, with the exception of the northeastern coastline of Tawusian Gratulto, where the Estcollina Peninsula served as a Kormistazic beachhead.