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Forming the western half of the continental Aquilonese Empire, Astaria is a large, thickly populated and industrious nation, noted for its devotion to the monarchy and its strong memory of pre-empire traditions. | Forming the western half of the continental Aquilonese Empire, Astaria is a large, thickly populated and industrious nation, noted for its devotion to the monarchy and its strong memory of pre-empire traditions. | ||
==Pre-Empire History== | ==Pre-Empire History== | ||
==Imperial Era== | |||
==Post Empire== | |||
In the aftermath of the Empire's fall, Queen Sayphay, the last member of the core Royal Family, established her dominance over her ancestral homeland. Roughly one quarter of the army, including the overwhelming majority of the officers who'd been dominated by the aristocracy, had declared their loyalty to her. While this force was wildly insufficient to hold the entire Empire, it was enough to hold the western provinces. | |||
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Forming the western half of the continental Aquilonese Empire, Astaria is a large, thickly populated and industrious nation, noted for its devotion to the monarchy and its strong memory of pre-empire traditions.
Pre-Empire History[edit]
Imperial Era[edit]
Post Empire[edit]
In the aftermath of the Empire's fall, Queen Sayphay, the last member of the core Royal Family, established her dominance over her ancestral homeland. Roughly one quarter of the army, including the overwhelming majority of the officers who'd been dominated by the aristocracy, had declared their loyalty to her. While this force was wildly insufficient to hold the entire Empire, it was enough to hold the western provinces.