Folkonian Empire
Folkonian Empire Folkonian Empire | |
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| Status | Historic Country |
| Capital | Folkon |
| Common languages | Tumish, Jackian |
| Demonym(s) | Folkonian |
| Government | Autocracy |
| Emparor of Folkon | |
| Legislature | Royal Court |
| History | |
• Established | 1714 |
| 1710-1714 | |
| 1714-1726 | |
| 1726-1728 | |
| 1737-1739 | |
| 1741-1744 | |
• Te Tihi | 1749-1755 |
| 1766-1700 | |
| 1770-1778 | |
| 1778 | |
| Today part of |  Tumland |
The Folkonian Empire was a powerful political entity that existed throughout the 1700s. The vast sprawling empire dominated many surrounding lands, including modern-day Tumland, Sconia and parts of Montcrabe and Pavulturilor. The Folkonian Empire was known for its impressive military might and its vast resources, which it used to conquer and control neighbouring lands.
Despite its size and power, the Folkonian Empire was ultimately defeated in battle by the Pavulutor Kingdom. Despite having a much larger army, the Folkonian Empire was unable to overcome the superior tactics and technology of the Pavulutor Kingdom, which was equipped with more advanced weapons, including guns and other firearms. The Folkonian Empire, on the other hand, relied solely on traditional weapons such as spears and clubs.
The defeat of the Folkonian Empire marked the end of a period of great power and influence in the region, and it signalled the rise of the Pavulutor Kingdom as the dominant political entity. The Pavulutor Kingdom went on to establish a long and prosperous reign, and its impact on the region can still be seen today.
Despite its ultimate defeat, the Folkonian Empire remains an important part of the region's history, and its legacy continues to shape the cultural identity of the surrounding people. The empire's rise and fall serves as a reminder of the ever-changing nature of power and the importance of adapting to changing circumstances in order to remain successful.
Culture
The Folkonian Empire was a demanding dictatorship and had many human rights violations. Slavery was rampant among Jackian civilians that survived the Folkonian army and their children were segregated from the others. The Jackians were taught that they were ultimately Folkonians and encouraged to hate anyone that opposed their great nation. Despite all its many flaws, most of the citizens were in favour of this growth; Folkon had never received much recognition from the other micro-nations in Tumland and the citizens felt frustrated. One of the core reasons they spread so fast was that every member of the country was made to fight, including the elderly, women and children, and all were happy to serve. Even in modern Tumland many people still support the way Folkon was run.
