Vasterlands Fleet

Following the dissolution of the Halcyonian Flotilla, the fleet that travelled west along the coast of the Vasterlands was composed of two major groups.
* The East Asian group was primarily mediaeval Chinese, Japanese and Koreans led tentatively by Yue Fei, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Yi Sunsin respectively.
* The Babylonian group was, obviously, primarily Babylonian, but also contained Serbian and Armenian ships led by Stefan Nemanjic, which had been separated from the main South Slavic part of the flotilla. The Babylonian portion was commanded by the epic hero Enkidu of Ur.
As the fleet travelled, the long ocean journey began to show on the hastily-built and badly-engineered Babylonian ships. They dropped out of the fleet early and settled on the coast of the eastern Vasterlands, later becoming known as the Chaons.
Later on, the Armenians settled as well, this time in the central Vasterlands, and were followed by Sunsin’s Koreans stopping on the Geung Peninsula. These groups became known as the Armedeans and Huons respectively.
The remaining portions of the fleet were the Chinese, Japanese and Serbians. They set sail south along the western coast of the continent. A fragment of the Chinese fleet attempted to settle on the Isfelian Plains, but were eradicated by an unknown force later identified as the Running Men, an early offshoot of the People.
Further south, the Qiutianshan Mountains proved a strong enough memory of home to entice the remaining Chinese settlers to land there. They later became known as the Tianguese, after the main modern power of this culture. The Serbians landed not much further on, on the north coast of the Persidian Sea by the city of Pyotrpod. They are now known as Harvotans. Finally, the Japanese settled on the central and south coasts of the same sea as the Kaiganese, bringing the journey of the Vasterlands Fleet to an end.
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