The exploration of the Xicabu continent

==Background==
During the middle 1500s, Vietnam believed there was an undiscovered continent, so, many tried to find it. In late 1568, a skilled sailor named "Le Dai Nghia" set off with his crew of 15. The crew headed east Vietnam into the sea with enough supplies to last them for 4 years with the goal of successfully finding the nation and come back to civilization within 4 years.
==Building A Civilization==
In 1569, having only sailed for 5 months, they arrived at the north of the new continent. Le Dai Nghia's crew decided to stay and build their own civilization since their supplies could still last them for over 3 years. They named the new land "Xicabu," which means "great nation" in archaic vietnamese. The crew moved South, paving paths in the dense forests, then eventually settled at a small field near a river which they named "69 Mile" after the fact that this milestone happened in 1569. The crew set up a campfire with tents to survive the night. In the morning, they worked on clearing the forest and building shelters. Soon, they started farming chickens and hogs to replace their dried products which they carried with them.
*69 Mile still exists to this day as a road in Detroit, Xicabu.