Difference between revisions of "Romanyan Empire"
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* [[Romanyan Vaktria|Vaktria]] 130 - 325 AD | * [[Romanyan Vaktria|Vaktria]] 130 - 325 AD | ||
* [[Romanyan Dastivia|Dastivia]] 325 - 515 CE | * [[Romanyan Dastivia|Dastivia]] 325 - 515 CE | ||
− | * [[Romanyan Ballacia|Ballacia]] | + | * [[Romanyan Ballacia|Ballacia]] 35 BC - 636 AD |
== Government and military == | == Government and military == |
Revision as of 21:31, 31 March 2024
Romanyan Empire Imperium Romanum | |||||||||||||||||||
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35 BC–AD 680 (unified) AD 680–1350 (Savottan Empire) | |||||||||||||||||||
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Capital | Romanya | ||||||||||||||||||
Common languages | Ayreoshubic, Romanyan Iberic | ||||||||||||||||||
Religion | Romanyan Paganism, Romanyan Christianity | ||||||||||||||||||
Demonym(s) | Romanyan | ||||||||||||||||||
Government | Semi-elective, functionally absolute monarchy. | ||||||||||||||||||
Emperor | |||||||||||||||||||
Historical era | Ancient | ||||||||||||||||||
• Empire Established | 35 BC | ||||||||||||||||||
• Fall of Romanya | 680 AD | ||||||||||||||||||
1350 AD | |||||||||||||||||||
Population | |||||||||||||||||||
• 25 BC | 56,800,000 | ||||||||||||||||||
Currency | Sestertius, Denarius, Aureus, Solidus | ||||||||||||||||||
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Today part of | Template:Country data Leorkhin Template:Country data Poldasar Tyrandor Creeperopolis Salisford Terranihil Pavulturilor Montcrabe New Illyricum Sconia |
The Romanyan Empire (Romanyan Iberic: Imperium Romanum) was the post-Republican period of Ancient Romanya. As a polity, it was one of the largest nations ever in Terraconservan history which consisted of large territorial holdings in southern Ecros and northern Sur, mainly around the Alzanub Sea, which were ruled by emperors. From the first emperor to the anarchy of the third century, the empire was ruled by a single emperor who governed from the city of Romanya. Later, the empire was ruled by multiple emperors who shared control over the Northern Romanyan Empire and the Southern Romanyan Empire. The adoption of Christianity as the state religion of the empire and the fall of the Northern Empire to Muslim conquerors conventionally marks the end of classical antiquity and the beginning of the Middle Ages.