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===Maltervenian Era (4000 BCE - 998 BCE)=== |
===Maltervenian Era (4000 BCE - 998 BCE)=== |
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[[File:库库特尼陶碗陶罐.JPG|right|thumb|275px|Three Chalcolithic ceramic vessels (from left to right): a bowl on stand, a vessel on stand and an amphora, ca. 4,300–4,000 BCE. From Isery, Rosamundport, Staynes; these are stored in the Royal Bursil Museum.]] |
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As early civilisations grew, the first empires formed. Numerous kingdoms existed in the Maltervenian Era but the era was defined by the Maltervenian Empire which grew to encompass all of north Aurora from the [[Molvian Corridor]] to the easternmost Jubrione evergreen rainforest. The Empire was ruled by the strict line of succession of the Jubrita dynasty and existed through rapid cultural and socio-economic change in Aurora through the Neolithic, Bronze Age and Iron Age. |
As early civilisations grew, the first empires formed. Numerous kingdoms existed in the Maltervenian Era but the era was defined by the Maltervenian Empire which grew to encompass all of north Aurora from the [[Molvian Corridor]] to the easternmost Jubrione evergreen rainforest. The Empire was ruled by the strict line of succession of the Jubrita dynasty and existed through rapid cultural and socio-economic change in Aurora through the Neolithic, Bronze Age and Iron Age. |
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