Kingdom of Creeperia
Kingdom of Creeperopolis Կրեպերոպոլիս - ի թագավորություն | |||||||||||
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Capital and largest city | Yerkink | ||||||||||
Official languages | Xichútepan | ||||||||||
Religion | Creeperian Paganism (until 540AD) Creeperian Catholicism (after 540AD) | ||||||||||
Demonym(s) | Creeperian (Old Creeperian) | ||||||||||
Government | Absolute Monarchy | ||||||||||
• King | Felipe I (first) Fidel II (last) | ||||||||||
History | |||||||||||
• Establishment | September 15, 537AD | ||||||||||
745AD | |||||||||||
Population | |||||||||||
• 730AD estimate | ~2,000,000 | ||||||||||
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Creeperopolis, officially the Kingdom of Creeperopolis (Xichútepan: Կրեպերոպոլիս - ի թագավորություն), reffered to today as the Kingdom of Creeperia, was a kingdom on the Southern landmass from 537AD-745AD. It's capital was Yerkink, modern day Salvador. The Old Kingdom was established following the War of Creeperian Unification where the advanced Amara Tribe conquered all the other tribes of the Pre-Creeperian Civilization in 537AD. The Old Kingdom greatly reformed the Xichútepan language and formed the Xichútepan language.
The Old Kingdom was annexed by the Deltinian Caliphate following the Deltinian-Creeperian War in 745AD.
Etymology
The name Creeperopolis has its origins in the name of the native people group that founded the nation: the Creeperans. The suffix "-opolis," meaning city, was added to the end of the name to imply that the Old Creeperian Kingdom was mainly a city rather than a full fledged Kingdom.[1]
History
Demographics
Ethnic Groups
Languages
Xichútepan was the official and most spoken language in the kingdom. Creeperian did not evolve until the 1100s.
Religions
Until 540AD, Creeperopolis practiced Creeperian Paganism. It wasn't until 540AD that King Felipe I converted to Christianity did the Creeperian Catholic Church begin and spread in Creeperopolis.