The Great Ardevan Empire

General History
Long before the Quoterian Empire arrived in Ardevan, the Great Ardevan Empire was founded by Chief Yan Thiri, the head of a local tribe from the northern Tundra. After having set camp at the base of a majestic hill, of which Yan Thiri believed was the closest point to the spirits of his people, elected to begin building a permanent settlement on the hill. This Permanent settlement would later be called Luceria, and would eventually become the centre of trade, and power in the continent.

During the early years of the Empire the people only knew how to build and craft with wood, however as the years progressed, and the followers of Yan Thiri became to grow, the people discovered how to build with stone and craft metal weapons from iron ore. With these new technological advancements, Luceria grew into a bustling metropolis, with towering stone walls and winding streets that never ended.

Shortly after the construction of Luceria had completed, Yan Thiri's wife had given birth to a healthy boy, named Geranus, driven by a desire to provide a better kingdom to rule over than just one town, then known only as King, Yan Thiri set out with his newly formed military to conquer the rest of Ardevan.

The battle of Kelto
Known as the first battle for the new Empire, Yan Thiri and his army, clashed with the combined tribes of the Keltic's, from the western region of Ardevan. The Battle of Kelto, was a bloodbath for the Keltic's having never faced an organised fighting force. Soon the Keltic's surrendered and pledged their allegiance to Yan Thiri.

The Construction of Braedon
With the battle over, and the Keltic's now under Yan Thiri's rule, Yan Thiri selected only the best warriors from the Keltic army, to join his ranks. He then ordered the rest of the Keltic army to return to their lands and begin construction of Braedon, and awarded it to the leader of the Keltic's Chief Goiridh.

The Frozen Battle
After five gruelling months of marching north towards the frozen tundra, Yan Thiri and his army arrived, only to be greeted by the barbaric tribes of Rotisloc (now known as Rotisheim). The Barbarians of Rotisloc had heard of the impending invasion from their hunting parties further south.