Anjitolia

The Anjitolian Civilization, also known as the Proto-Qeelsian Civilization (PQC) was a Bronze Age civilization in the Livian Peninsula, lasting from 4500 BJ to 1100 BJ. Seen as a precursor to Qeelsian and Haklasian civilizations, the Anjitolians is believed to have had a national identity although they were mostly managed by local tribes.
The largest city, Qeelsia, today Qeelsia City, was a hub of trade, culture and education during the Anjitolian civilization. Although new evidence often re-writes the official narative, the Anjitolian civilization had its own language, national religion and currency. The Anjitolian language, known as Proto-Livian, heavily influenced modern Livian languages, mostly Qeelsian.
The Anjitolian people naturally coalesced into Qeelsian and Haklasian forms of government before the establishment of the Qeelsian and Haklasian states shortly after the reign of Jiahen Qeelsia.
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