Участник:Mofo1995

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Contact me with any questions about the following: Tajara, Adhomai, Notable Tajara, Tajaran Military Structures, The Nal'tor College of Career Excellence, Tajaran Ethnicities, Adhomai Economy, Ma'ta'ke Gods, S'rand'marr

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Timeline of 25th Century Tajaran History

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At the dawn of the new century, the Tajaran people were at peace. For centuries the old monarchies of Adhomai maintained a balance of power, carefully averting anything greater than small scale conflicts through cooperation and manipulation. In time this intricate system of international politics centralized into one building within the city of Nal'Tor, the Steeple. This building which started as an international embassy to coordinate diplomacy and maintain the balance of power gradually became the seat of power for a new world order. By the 25th century, all of the world's monarchies existed under an informal international confederation which acted with collective security to end rebellions, police hot zones across Adhomai, and curtail the distribution of newer technologies to the masses. A repressive culture of anti-intellectualism and adherence to tradition keeps the lower classes from organizing or attempting any large scale rebellions. The literacy rate across the species is less than 20% and literature is frowned upon by most of society. Most history and stories are told orally by Kraszarrumalkarii, named after a Ma'ta'ke god of storytelling. The high end of technology are on par with early 20th century Earth, however industrialization is still dawning and only caters to the rich. Majority of the planet remains agricultural workers with most goods crafted by skilled artisans rather than factories. On the underbelly of society, small numbers of disenfranchised nobles privately seek to change the status quo- some with a bleeding heart and others with personal gain in mind. ====24

Plans:

1.) Timeline of events from discovery of space aliens to 2459, setting the canon for the events of the first revolutionary war. 2.) Cities lore. Outlining the culture, architecture, and common professions of each city.