Jumito

==Overview==
Jumito was a country in the Shi Peninsula of Kisaya. It was bordered by Akashi and Horishi. The country was formed during the collapse of the Horishi Empire and was named for the Jumito people that first inhabited the land and whose culture remained prevalent in Jumito as of the 300s AG.  
Its inhabitants were known to history as proud warriors that lived in tribal communities. In one of their earliest conflicts, the Jumito warred with the Iso people of the south that saw the tribes as barbarians. This conflict grew into a great war which saw the genocide of many Jumito tribes and the enslavement of the survivors. For decades the Jumito were slaves to the Iso Empire but eventually rose up against their oppressors, toppling the powerful empire. From that point on the Jumito Territories made up similar borders to what Jumito was in the 300s. 
During the rise of the Horishi Empire the Jumito warred with eachother, influenced by Bunji Kyoma, the heir to the dynasty that had integrated himself in Jumito culture. Bunji of Jumito, as he became known, rose to become King of Jumito but betrayed his people by welcoming Horishi occupation and the territories soon fell to the empire. Despite their history under the Empire of Iso the Jumito were able to thrive under rule of the House of Kyoma. Jumito remained a part of the Horishi Empire for its millennia of rule but as its influence began to weaken across Kisaya the Jumito people rebelled once again. By the 210s AG the empire had collapsed and Jumito proclaimed itself an independent nation once more. 
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