Warring Clans period

The Warring Clans period is the term for the period of endemic warfare and unrest in Ebohesan history from c. -900 MTE to -542 MTE.
== Geography ==
The Warring Clans period was almost wholly situated around the Eastern Plains, with some border powers playing roles in the intercine politics that define this era.
== Periodization ==
This period is defined by intense, and prolonged tribal and state warfare between a patchwork of small Tihasa states, vying for territory, prestige, and wealth. The most powerful state changed almost decade to decade, rotating usually between Mat Yot , Ohoy Cu , Tam , and Pup ya Tcac . Ebohesa occupied only a central place in this conflict, and while in terms of raw territory the Ebohesa seemed powerful, this area in this period was still undeveloped enough that most of it was wilderness and little else.
== Background ==
==Major States==
The main powers over this entire period were:
Ebohesa
Mat Yot
Im
Cat cat
Ohoy Cu
Tam
Pup ya Tcac
Zupumatipi
Nebuchadar
Wai
Talaz