Amazoria

In the wake of the Amazon War, a group of Amazons chose to remain in the Balkan region, specifically in the area now known as modern-day Bulgaria. They established a new kingdom called "Amazoria" with Queen Melanippe and capital situated in the city of "Nicaea"

Queen Melanippe

## Amazoria

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# Peace

Under Queen Melanippe's guidance, Amazonia flourishes as a cultural and economic hub, known for its intricate craftsmanship and unique architecture that harmoniously blends with nature.

After a reign marked by prosperity and unity, Queen Melanippe passes away peacefully in her sleep, leaving behind a legacy of strength, wisdom, and progress. Her rule of 50 years is celebrated by the people of Amazoria, and her name is forever enshrined in their history.

Following Melanippe's death, Queen Eurydice ascends to the throne of Amazoria. She carries forward her predecessor's commitment to diplomacy and cultural enrichment, fostering relationships with neighboring tribes and far-off lands.

Following Eurydice's death, Queen Lysandra takes the throne, under her rule, Amazonia becomes a center for exploration, with expeditions venturing to distant lands, uncovering new knowledge, and expanding the realm's influence. Trade routes flourish, and Amazonian artifacts find their way to corners of the world previously unimagined.

Following Lysandra's death, Queen Thalassa's era witnesses a focus on the maritime aspects of Amazonian society. She leads the construction of a grand naval fleet, allowing Amazonia to explore and navigate the seas with unparalleled expertise.

# The Thracian Kingdom

In the year 1,740 BCE, the calm that had graced Amazoria for centuries is shattered by the outbreak of a bitter conflict. A coalition of chieftains and warlords from the surrounding regions form a formidable alliance, driven by their ambitions to expand their territories. This coalition targets Amazoria, viewing the kingdom's wealth and influence as a threat.

For 60 days, a fierce war rages between the Amazonian defenders and the coalition forces. The kingdom's military prowess is put to the test as the conflict unfolds across the region. Despite their valiant efforts, the Amazonians face overwhelming odds, and the result is a tragic loss of land and resources.

As the war concludes, the Thracian Kingdom emerges triumphant to the south of Amazoria, claiming territory that once belonged to the Amazonian realm. The terms of the conflict are commemorated as the "60 Days of Strife."

Amazoria's once-vast dominion is now diminished, yet the spirit of the Amazons endures. The loss of land fosters a sense of unity and resilience, as the people of Amazonia rebuild their society within their reduced borders. The rise of the Thracian Kingdom alters the geopolitical landscape, requiring the Amazons to navigate new alliances and challenges in the years to come.

# Amazon-Thracian Wars (1735 - 1600 BCE)

1735 BCE: In the wake of the Thracian Kingdom's rise and the loss of territory, tensions between the Amazons and the Thracians remain high. Border disputes and resource conflicts trigger the outbreak of the first Amazon-Thracian War. Over the course of several years, both sides engage in a series of battles and skirmishes, each vying for dominance.

1730 BCE: A tentative peace settlement is reached, leading to a brief period of stability. Both Amazons and Thracians take advantage of this respite to rebuild their respective domains.

1725 BCE: Peace comes to an end as renewed hostilities erupt along the borders. This marks the beginning of the second phase of the Amazon-Thracian Wars.

1720 BCE: Fierce battles punctuate the landscape as both sides demonstrate their strategic prowess and determination. The conflict remains characterized by its oscillation between periods of intense warfare and temporary ceasefires.

1715 BCE: The kingdoms momentarily agree to a truce, during which diplomats from both sides engage in discussions aimed at finding a more lasting resolution to their conflicts.

1710 BCE: Despite diplomatic efforts, the truce collapses due to a series of misunderstandings and provocations. The third wave of the Amazon-Thracian Wars commences.

1705 BCE: The two sides experience alternating fortunes on the battlefield, as victories and losses are exchanged.

1695 BCE: Exhaustion sets in on both sides as the prolonged conflict takes its toll on resources and manpower. Calls for peace become more pronounced among the populations.

A temporary peace agreement is established, and a period of calm ensues. This marks the beginning of an era of relative stability, albeit with lingering mistrust.

1660 BCE: Despite initial hopes for a lasting resolution, tensions rise again due to a series of territorial disputes and political maneuvers. The fourth phase of the Amazon-Thracian Wars is ignited.

1657 BCE: As hostilities flare once more, both sides become increasingly aware of the futility of their prolonged struggle. Calls for negotiations grow louder.

1644 BCE: Diplomatic talks finally lead to a significant breakthrough. A comprehensive peace treaty is agreed upon, resulting in a decade of tranquility that sees the Amazons and Thracians focusing on internal development and reconstruction.

1606 BCE: The peace is shattered by a new generation of leaders with aggressive ambitions. The fifth and final phase of the Amazon-Thracian Wars erupts, bringing renewed devastation to the region.

# Thera super volcano

The year 1600 BCE marked a turning point in the Amazon-Thracian conflict, not due to the battlefield, but due to an elemental force far beyond their control. The eruption of the Thera super volcano reverberated across the lands, unleashing a chain of catastrophic events that transformed the trajectory of both kingdoms.

The eruption triggered profound changes in weather patterns, casting a pall of darkness over the skies. The diminished sunlight and the toxic rain that followed dealt a devastating blow to agricultural productivity. Crops withered in the fields, and food shortages became widespread. These dire circumstances inflicted more than just physical suffering. Respiratory issues, skin afflictions, and other health complications plagued the people, compounding the challenges they faced.

The fallout from the eruption was far-reaching. The previously rich agricultural lands turned barren, and the livelihoods of the inhabitants were threatened. The scarcity of resources gave rise to tensions, and the once-stable social order was disrupted.

# Revolution and the Era of Chaos

In the wake of the Thera eruption, the people in both the Amazonian and Thracian kingdoms ignited into a full-blown revolution. People across both lands, weary of the years of warfare and now facing dire circumstances, rose up against the existing rulers and the established order.

The revolutions plunged both kingdoms into chaos as the established structures crumbled. Power struggles, looting, and clashes became the norm, and the very foundations of society were shaken.

The once-unified Amazonian and Thracian realms now stood divided, with various factions vying for control. Amidst the continued chaos, a pair of Amazon warrior sisters, Redora and Deralia, emerged from the shadows. Driven by their shared vision of restoring stability and forging a path towards a better future, they embarked on a military campaign against the various rebel factions that had been vying for power.

Through unparalleled determination and strategic prowess, Redora and Deralia managed to unite many of the amazons under their banner.

In 1558 BCE With the support of their loyal followers, Redora and Deralia successfully established a new kingdom, known as "Deralia," with Deralia herself assuming the mantle of queen. The rise of Deralia marked the culmination of their efforts and the birth of a promising era of stability and rejuvenation.