Tundren Empire
Tundren Empire 𐎬𐎴𐎭𐎼 Tundre | |||||||||
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| Capital | Assur | ||||||||
| Common languages | Tundren (official) Aramaic (official, lingua franca) Akadian | ||||||||
| Religion | Tundren religion (official) Babylonian religion Judaism | ||||||||
| Demonym(s) | Tundren | ||||||||
| Government | Monarchy | ||||||||
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• Established | 515 BCE | ||||||||
• Disestablished | 60 BCE | ||||||||
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The Tundren Empire (Old Malgan: 𐎬𐎴𐎭𐎼, romanized: Tundre), also called the First Malgan Empire, was an ancient Malgan empire that was based in the region of Malgax and founded by Tundre the Great in 515 BCE. At its greatest extent, it had conquered Alaia and much of the Caelean Coast.
It had its origin in the 7th century BCE when the Malgans settled the woodlands and plains northeast of the Sadical mountains, in the region later named Malgax. Tundre arose and defeated neighboring civilizations, including the Neo-Babylonian Empire, after which he officially established the Tundren Empire. The Tundren Empire was one of the largest empires since the Ayreoshubic Empire.
The Tundren Empire effictively adminisered its holdings in the form of provinces. It built several road systems from Malgax to Alaia. The Empire officially used Aramaic as the lingua franca to communicate with its linguistically diverse inhabitants.
The Caelean Coast, along with the Tundren Empire's provinces, was conquered by the Romanyan Empire in the 1st century BCE. The empire then collapsed with the dynasty only remaining in control of Malgax.
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History
Origin
The Tundren Empire was created by nomadic Malgans. They were an Acilian people who arrived in Malgax c. 1000 BCE and settled the north-eastern Sadical Mountains. For several centuries they came into conflict with the Elamites to their west. The Malgans were originally nomadic pastoralists. The Tundrens were initially rulers of the Elamite city of Anshan. The kings of Anshan were Mile, Tundre I, Sambor I, and Tundre II, also known as Tundre the Great, who created the empire.
