Wow it has been since october since i last updated...
287 Carthage- Loyalists finally decide to starve Carthage out instead of trying to defeat the peasants in battle. Loyalists inside the city escape carefully and the city is blockaded. It takes more the 3 years before
Shudumesh finally dies of a strange disease, and the peasant rebellion is not as united.
288 West Africa- Several natives leave Carthaginian Hananago to found their own city of Marote, many other natives found other coastal cities and they form a loose confederation south of Hananago.
290 Carthage- The peasants give it a final go in battle. Although they fight very hard they are extremely weak and mowed down by the Carthaginian Military. The city of Carthage is reclaimed by the Loyalists.
292 Carthage- A famed poet of the time, Burrhus, takes 90 men with him and goes out into the Sahara Desert where he claims Jesus Christ is waiting for him there, he never returns.
301 Ethiopia- Kuodo I, unites the decaying Ethiopian tribes under his crown, he fights off all rebelling tribes and brings a new era of prosperity for his people.
311 The Legend of The Two Kingdoms- South of Ethiopia, two brothers fought a battle for supermacy. The two brothers were part of many of the disunited tribes south of Ethiopia, the two brothers, Amat and Amaro were
both trying to gain support of a beautiful woman. In the end the lady is brutally murdered with the two brothers blaming eachother. Both said they would seek revenge and they did so. Amat, the king of the savanna would
head into the interior, binding together many tribes and vanquishing all others. While Amaro, the king of the coast would make alliances with the tribes and build a strong coastal empire. In the end a war was fought, with
no side clearly winning, finally a bitter peace was sought and the two new kingdoms went their separate ways, hoping to fight another day when they are stronger. Whether this story is true or not it is crucialto the development
of Amatara and Amarosti.
314 Iberia- Natives begin to grow resentment toward Carthage as Christianity begins to spread throughout the empire. Many Iberians are being forced to convert.
320 Ethiopia- Ethiopia conquers the Somali Peninsula.
333 Ethiopia- Kuodo I dies, his son Kuodo II, taught in Carthaginian Schools, is a much more peaceful leader than his father. He founds many trading posts on the arabian peninsula.
335 West and Southwest Africa- Bantu Migrations step up. As Bantus migrate, some settle along West African coast and help expand the West African Fulani Trading Empire.
339 Greece- Macedonian Military advisors improve the phalanx, making it more durable and formidable.
350 Tunisia- A grand canal project is begun, which seeks to increase agricultural production of Tunisia by irrigating the area with Lake Tunis.
365 Far East- the barbarians begin to stir....
287 Carthage- Loyalists finally decide to starve Carthage out instead of trying to defeat the peasants in battle. Loyalists inside the city escape carefully and the city is blockaded. It takes more the 3 years before
Shudumesh finally dies of a strange disease, and the peasant rebellion is not as united.
288 West Africa- Several natives leave Carthaginian Hananago to found their own city of Marote, many other natives found other coastal cities and they form a loose confederation south of Hananago.
290 Carthage- The peasants give it a final go in battle. Although they fight very hard they are extremely weak and mowed down by the Carthaginian Military. The city of Carthage is reclaimed by the Loyalists.
292 Carthage- A famed poet of the time, Burrhus, takes 90 men with him and goes out into the Sahara Desert where he claims Jesus Christ is waiting for him there, he never returns.
301 Ethiopia- Kuodo I, unites the decaying Ethiopian tribes under his crown, he fights off all rebelling tribes and brings a new era of prosperity for his people.
311 The Legend of The Two Kingdoms- South of Ethiopia, two brothers fought a battle for supermacy. The two brothers were part of many of the disunited tribes south of Ethiopia, the two brothers, Amat and Amaro were
both trying to gain support of a beautiful woman. In the end the lady is brutally murdered with the two brothers blaming eachother. Both said they would seek revenge and they did so. Amat, the king of the savanna would
head into the interior, binding together many tribes and vanquishing all others. While Amaro, the king of the coast would make alliances with the tribes and build a strong coastal empire. In the end a war was fought, with
no side clearly winning, finally a bitter peace was sought and the two new kingdoms went their separate ways, hoping to fight another day when they are stronger. Whether this story is true or not it is crucialto the development
of Amatara and Amarosti.
314 Iberia- Natives begin to grow resentment toward Carthage as Christianity begins to spread throughout the empire. Many Iberians are being forced to convert.
320 Ethiopia- Ethiopia conquers the Somali Peninsula.
333 Ethiopia- Kuodo I dies, his son Kuodo II, taught in Carthaginian Schools, is a much more peaceful leader than his father. He founds many trading posts on the arabian peninsula.
335 West and Southwest Africa- Bantu Migrations step up. As Bantus migrate, some settle along West African coast and help expand the West African Fulani Trading Empire.
339 Greece- Macedonian Military advisors improve the phalanx, making it more durable and formidable.
350 Tunisia- A grand canal project is begun, which seeks to increase agricultural production of Tunisia by irrigating the area with Lake Tunis.
365 Far East- the barbarians begin to stir....