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The '''Valtian Free State''' was one of the greatest empire of the days of yore. At its prime, the Free State was an advanced civilization and the dominant military and cultural power of [[Micras]] conquering or subduing many other nations, including Viken, the kingdom of | The '''Valtian Free State''' was one of the greatest empire of the days of yore. At its prime, the Free State was an advanced civilization and the dominant military and cultural power of [[Micras]] conquering or subduing many other nations, including Viken, the kingdom of their former oppressor. It was was ruled by the Chieftains of Valtia, which were powerful noble families. The most powerful of them were known as Storjarls. Its center was the [[Valtia|Isle of Valtia]]. After having prospered for thousands of years, the Valtian Free State was brought down by a [[Valtias Forlǫg|cataclysm]]. | ||
Although the Free State was technically never an empire, for ease of reference, however, it tends to be referred to as one. | Although the Free State was technically never an empire, for ease of reference, however, it tends to be referred to as one. | ||
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Revision as of 23:51, 27 December 2015
The Valtian Free State was one of the greatest empire of the days of yore. At its prime, the Free State was an advanced civilization and the dominant military and cultural power of Micras conquering or subduing many other nations, including Viken, the kingdom of their former oppressor. It was was ruled by the Chieftains of Valtia, which were powerful noble families. The most powerful of them were known as Storjarls. Its center was the Isle of Valtia. After having prospered for thousands of years, the Valtian Free State was brought down by a cataclysm.
Although the Free State was technically never an empire, for ease of reference, however, it tends to be referred to as one.
