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Continents Ascesia Inner Joriscia Outer Joriscia Lestria Messenia Petty-Lestria Serania Major Serania Minor Religions of the Civilised World Arlatur Cairony Siriash Vaestism of the Far Continents Bhramavada Pyranism Concepts of Interest and Debate Civilisation Translationism

The Great Powers of the West                 Odann                 Savam                 Siurskeyti                 Zeppengeran of Vaestdom                 Agamar                 Azophin                 The Lutoborsk                 Terophan Secondary powers: Ceresora Elland Helminthasse Kiy Madaria Matal Tassedar Zemay Insurgent powers: Busar Dimaja Palaimoon Pemasura Tondaku ...and other countries

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± Featured Article Maximum extent of the empire. The Fifth Chotarian Empire was the last, best-attested, and most powerful of the classical Chotarian empires, existing for half a millennium from 586 to 1052 CE. In the Fifth Empire period, Chotar attained the height of its territorial expansion, encompassing most of Outer Joriscia as it extended to the borderlands of the modern Lutoborsk in the north and across modern Anabbah to Petty-Lestria in the west. The empire thus left numerous legacies, and despite the great changes that would follow its collapse, many of the features of later Outer Joriscian society find early prototypes in this period, including the Chotarian slave-priesthood for the later rabtat and Scholars; and the empire's substantial corpus of regulations of individual behaviour for early zaconic law. More explicitly, Lacrean nostalgists in the 18th century and their neo-Chotarianist successors would draw primarily on images of the Fifth Empire in their reconstruction of the Lacrean state from the Chotarian Restoration of 1778 up to the dismantling of the Sixth Chotarian Empire in 1958. (→ Read on)		± Selected Trivia Emperor in the North Ostrobor IV (pictured)'s failed attempt at ruling Azophin independent of the powerful High Nobility in 1811, the Interpellation, contributed reforms (such as Levelling) that were eventually adapted and consolidated by Marshal Spytidar Mudovisky into the Azophine state later. Due to the Dusk War since the 1990s, the states of modern Adorac have been steadily consolidating into a united military and economic power behind the Trothed Alliance-Union and propelled by the movement of Gate Renovation. The concept of ops in early Sabamanian civilisation grounded a directly plutocratic political system where the wealthiest men were directly awarded office as proof of their stakes in society. The armed forces of Yfirland engages in separate economic activities known as peningspottur, stretching from ownership of firms such as Hergögn Troðari to operating as mercenary forces across Ascesia. The Third Sabāmani Empire (pictured) engaged in long-term religious economic planning towards Restoration through Tabular Cycles, for which the basis for the Cairan calendar was developed through Tabular Computation. Though the founder of Sendabia, widely remembered as the only Vesnite state in Messenia, Semovit Pogorosky did not convert to Vaestism, and was only associated with the vaestophile Sendabian Compact. Under the Larhine Empire the Antissans greatly expanded the powers and stature of their monarch, symbolised by great tours around the realm known as Processions. Though criticised for their association with Ishtinism and pre-Vaestic mysticism, the Chotarianisers were ultimately able to integrate their teachings into Neritsovid Theoreticism, influencing matters as fundamental to modern Vaestic society as law.
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The Aushrian Banner is raised during apportation. Vaestic rites treat Banners with utmost reverence.

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Compiled by the Royal Scientific Commission by the Grace of His Majesty Henry VI of Elland

Two-thousand-and-twenty-third year of the Cairan Era · MMXXIII