Category:Antique Nations

The World
The antique period saw several large empires.

China

 * "Warring States Period," in Northern China, numerous small kingdoms (531 - 412 BCE)
 * Bierma Kingdom (512 BCE - ?)
 * Crustazi Kingdom (435 BCE - ?)
 * Amoli Kingdom (531 BCE - ?)
 * Panela Kingdom (c. 1000 BCE - ?)
 * Dravi Kingdom (699 BCE - ?)

India

 * S'donsman Empire
 * Gangetic Empire
 * Kingdom of Uasi
 * Republic of Mapokeo
 * Empire of Meli N'guvu
 * Kingdom of Lulu
 * Mashariki Ya Nchi

Southeast Asia

 * Kalingtan


 * Daschan


 * Timurtan

Mesopotamia

 * Pre-union Gardis (2000 BC - 609 BC)
 * Pretorid Empire (1254 BC - 951 BC)
 * Enedian Primacy (953 BC - ?)
 * Northern (Batrukid) Dynasty (951 BC - 623 BC)
 * Southern Dynasty (951 BC - 753 BC)

Danubian region

 * Kozian and Wrakian city-states during the Kozian Dark age (1030 BC - 750 BC) : Including Brazdaza, Verceldaza, Zarpakdaza (Boznidvol), Vraxvolod, Fordikdaza, Vazdaza (or Valdaza), Nopokdaza and Noaltdaza.
 * The City of Devaza - location OTL Split (893 BC - 708 BC) : Founded by a group of Valkozian refugees from Brazdaza, Devaza (meaning "New Home") quicly became the dominant power of the Eastern Adriatic. The city is cosnidered as the birthplace of the Blazian culture, a mix of the Halkozian culture and the local Balarian populations. By 720 BC the city was trading with Greece and Italy and had founded several colonies along the Dalmatian Coast, including one in the Istria Peninsula and one on the Corfu Island. The end of the city-state is marked by the overthrowing of the Halkozian rulers of the city (descending from the halkozian refugees that founded the city) by Dorzak, a descendant of the native Balarian populations.
 * The Blazian Kingdom (founded 708 BC)
 * The Halkozian Kingdom (founded 678 BC)
 * The Two Maritime Republics of Fordikdaza and Vazdaza (founded around 750 BC) : Although the two cities were independent city-states during the Kozian Dark Age, the year 750 BC, is considered by most historians as the begining of proper republican rule in the two cities, even though they were governed as proto-republics in the Dark Age. The city of Fordikdaza abandoned the raiding practices around 1000 BC, the warring Vazdazans gave up this tradition as late as 758 BC.