Official World History

## Year 2 to Year 412

Around Year 2, the formation of the first recognized nation called Jimmera marked a significant milestone. Prior to that, there were only scattered groups of people, but in Year 2, they united to establish Jimmera. Soon after its creation, another nation emerged from a coalition of various groups known as Sloma. However, tension arose as the Jimmerans held an unfavorable view of the Slomans, perceiving them as a disruptive force. In Year 3, the first recorded conflict, later known as the Jimmeran War, occurred. This event resulted in the division of the Jimmeran nation into two separate nations. The first was Slomen, which eventually integrated into Sloma, and the other was Jika, a distinct nation with differing beliefs from the Jimmerans.

In Year 7, a new nation named Pinimar was founded, named after its ruler, King Kiflek Pinimar. After King Pinimar's passing in Year 46, King Giman Ninbin assumed power, and the nation transformed into Nabia. In Year 50, Nabia launched an attack on Sloma, driven by Jika's manipulation, portraying Sloma as a major antagonist in the world. Nabia aimed to divide Sloma into two parts. After a prolonged conflict lasting 56 years, referred to as the "Super Long War," Sloma finally split into two regions: Emen Sloma (west) and Nabin Sloma (east). Nabin Sloma formed an alliance with Nabia, as their independence owed much to the latter's support. Meanwhile, Jika engaged in war with Nabia, dissatisfied with the outcome of the conflict. Eventually, Nabia emerged victorious, overpowering Jika.

In a moment forever etched in history, Emen Sloma embarked on a rampage in Year 111. The rise of the Emen Empire, led by Fikuj Pipper, resulted in the conquest of nearly the entire continent. Nabin Sloma and Nabia narrowly survived, each retaining only a single city. With Fikuj's demise, the empire collapsed, and Nabia and Nabin Sloma reclaimed their lost territories. The war concluded in Year 123, with Emen Sloma transitioning into Western Sloma, located on the western side of the Stone continent.

In Year 124, Isspain declared its independence from Western Sloma. Situated on the far left of the Rock continent, Isspain bordered the coastline. Between Year 124 and 300, not much noteworthy occurred, apart from the formation of a few additional nations. However, Year 309 would forever be remembered as the prelude to the longest war preceding Year 595—the Kikker War. The conflict arose when Nabia began establishing settlements in the Gun continent, which incited the ire of Western Sloma, leading them to invade Nabia. The war acquired its name from Hoim Kikker, the leader of Nabia during that time.

Hoim Kikker's character was far from virtuous. Consumed by fury over Western Sloma's invasion, he dispatched troops to kill civilians or take them captive back to Nabia. Once there, the captives were dropped into a deep pit along with countless others, facing suffocation or falling to their deaths. The atrocities committed by Hoim Kikker and his forces were truly horrific. The war between Western Sloma and Nabia persisted for many years, even after Kikker's demise. His son, Vigin Kikker, assumed leadership and escalated the brutality.

While Western Sloma attempted to surrender, Nabia showed no mercy, relentlessly slaughtering innocent people from Western Sloma. The nation teetered on the brink of annihilation. When Nabia eventually ran out of soldiers, Western Sloma saw an opportunity to regain momentum. They launched a counteroffensive, pushing into Nabian territory. However, when Nabia replenished its forces, the tide turned decisively against Western Sloma. The situation deteriorated to such an extent that even Eastern Sloma considered offering assistance to their western counterparts. Nevertheless, Nabia issued a stern warning, dissuading Eastern Sloma from intervening. With Vigin Kikker's death, a new leader named Jiff Hogo assumed command. Although not as malevolent as his predecessors, he continued to prolong the war, launching relentless attacks.

Years passed, leaders changed, but the war persisted. Western Sloma and Nabia remained locked in a bitter struggle. Finally, in Year 412, Western Sloma surrendered. The war had endured for a staggering 103 years.

## One of the most devastating wars: Jugum War

The Jugum War stands as the largest conflict to have ever transpired between Eastern and Western Sloma. Its onset occurred in the year 422, shortly after Western Sloma had successfully regained all of their lost territories. Eastern Sloma, seeking to expand their border further into Western Sloma, ignited the spark that ignited a massive war. Western Sloma swiftly dispatched thousands of troops, trampling through the opposing army. It took Eastern Sloma five grueling years to mount a significant defense. Eventually, they mustered a newly formed army and launched a retaliatory campaign into Western Sloma.

For the civilians caught in the crossfire, the situation was nothing short of disastrous. It was during this period that the first firearms were invented and transported from the Gun continents to the Rock continent. Both Eastern and Western Sloma utilized these newly developed guns, sourced from nations on the Gun continent. Eastern Sloma, however, developed a troubling habit of storming into Western Sloma and indiscriminately firing upon civilian homes. In response, Western Sloma retaliated in kind, launching attacks on Eastern Sloma's residential areas. Additionally, both sides resorted to employing grenades known as Jugums. These explosive devices caused fires and generated significant explosions. The widespread use of these grenades earned the war its infamous moniker, the Jugum War.

Finally, in the year 487, the prolonged conflict came to an end with Eastern Sloma surrendering to Western Sloma due to the substantial territorial losses they had suffered. The Jugum War holds the distinction of being the second-longest war during the VVV Time Period.

## History of the Gun continent

The discovery of the Gun continent in the year 309 by Nabia sparked a series of significant events and conflicts. Nabia swiftly established colonies on this newfound land, a development that triggered Western Sloma's ire. The tension escalated, culminating in the Kikker War as Western Sloma launched an attack against Nabia. Amidst the chaos of war, the Nabian colonies rebelled in 310, declaring their independence as Slogo Stanblicsau. Nabia, preoccupied with its war against Western Sloma, found itself unable to quell the rebellion.

Slogo Stanblicsau, now in control of the top right portion of the Gun continent, experienced its own internal strife in 322 with the outbreak of the Giawayba rebellion. This conflict, known as the Flaming War, saw both nations mercilessly burning each other's civilian homes. Ultimately, Giawayba emerged victorious in 325, securing their independence from Slogo Stanblicsau. Despite coming close to annexation multiple times, they managed to retain their sovereignty as a result of their triumph.

In the year 331, Isspainian colonies began claiming territory in the southern regions of the Gun continent. Displaying their generosity, Isspain allowed these colonies to attain independence, giving rise to nations such as Moly Rizamar, Stanlaysy, Esey, Barna, Toma, Lus, and Ofof. All these nations were established in 331, except for Ofof, which rebelled from Moly Rizamar in 334.

Meanwhile, Western Sloma initiated colonization efforts in unclaimed areas of the Gun continent, specifically the middle regions. Initially bearing the name of Western Sloma, these colonies rebelled when Nabia launched further attacks against them. In 349, Vavaso and Ido emerged as independent nations. Vavaso swiftly expanded its territory, seizing all the remaining unclaimed lands on the Gun continent. Ido, positioned alongside Vavaso, existed as a peaceful nation that deterred potential aggressors through its formidable mountainous terrain.

Recognizing the need for unity and protection, Vavaso chose to divide itself into multiple nations while maintaining an alliance. In 352, Nera, Maniri, and Seger were established, forming the Seger Union. Proud of their accomplishment, Vavaso and its allies set their sights on Ido, launching an attack in 355. However, Ido proved resilient, crushing the invading forces of Vavaso. The mountainous terrain and harsh cold posed significant challenges for Vavaso, unaccustomed to such conditions. In their desperate situation, Vavaso even sought assistance from Western Sloma, but instead Western Sloma came to Ido's aid, and in return, Ido provided them with advanced technology, including explosives, as a gesture of gratitude.

## Languages

### Vinanula

Vinanula was the first ever recorded language, used in around 670PC in small villages in the southern parts of the Rock continent, more specifically the west. It spread across the world, and at one point it was the only spoken and written language. Then, Ngiykuian came, in around 330PC. When the first nation was created in year 2, there were multiple different languages, but Vinanula was still the most spoken. Vinanula first started in a south-west village called Fimmga. Fimmga would become really popular for this in the coming years, but in year 650PC, Vinanula would be over taken by Yijka. It was heavily based on Vinanula, with the biggest difference being n making the h sound, so hi would be Ghni, with the pronunciation being Gihh.