Dor-en-Sann (Category)
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The Empire of Dor-en-Sann, one of the largest multicultural empires in history.
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A list of articles related to the ancient Empire of Dor-en-Sann
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This is in a series of articles about the historic multi-ethnic state, the Empire of Dor-en-Sannplugin-autotooltip__small plugin-autotooltip_bigEmpire of Dor-en-Sann
The Empire of Dor-en-Sann, [DOORR-enn-SAHN] also called the EnSanni Empire, was the largest empire in history. It dominated central Anásthias for nearly two thousand years, from 1903 BME, until the conquest of Galkesh in 59 ME. The empire consisted of hundreds of ethnic groups and cultures, its people were collectively called the MEOrorrHMOrorrHMHartheraME, which existed from c.1900 BMEplugin-autotooltip__small plugin-autotooltip_bigBME (Before Modern Epoch)
Used to date years Before the Modern Epoch.-60 MEplugin-autotooltip__small plugin-autotooltip_bigME
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| Alonorr | Alonorr Alonorr was the easternmost province of the Empire of Dor-en-Sann, named for its capital, a port city in the vicinity of modern Harlon. From the city, the empire controlled much of the lower River Velun and all lands west of the river, between Alonorr and the neighbouring province of |
| Dirroum | Dirroum The dirroum was the historic currency unit of the Empire of Dor-en-Sann. Various attempts were made to reform or rename the currency, but the name has remained due to practicality. Money [ ] This is in a series of articles about money, currencies and finance. ororr dor-en-sann currency |
| Dor'Ann Imperial Calendar | Dor'Ann Imperial Calendar The Dor'Ann Imperial Calendar or Old Imperial Reckoning, more often called the Imperial Calendar or IC, was the official religious and bureaucratic calendar of the Empire of Dor-en-Sann. The Gaal Empire which preceded it had used a calendar dated from the legendary founding of |
| Doroun people | Doroun people The Doroun people today refers to the inhabitants of central Ororr, who speak Doroun as their first language. The Doroun people today are a panethnicity, composed of many historic ethnic groups united by a common language and the religion of the Mother Church. The Doroun heartland is the region of language |
| Emperor-General Ollilontan | Emperor-General Ollilontan Emperor-General Machellen Ollilontan (c.3 BME-58 ME) was an author, artist, and the last Emperor-General of the Empire of Dor-en-Sann. He rallied the remaining forces of the empire to briefly rout the Mother Army, after the collapse of the last imperial dynasty. His leadership was the final flowering of EnSanni arts and culture, which ended with his death.TheristMEMEMEMEMEHartheran |
| Empire of Dor-en-Sann | Empire of Dor-en-Sann The Empire of Dor-en-Sann, [DOORR-enn-SAHN] also called the EnSanni Empire, was the largest empire in history. It dominated central Anásthias for nearly two thousand years, from 1903 BME, until the conquest of Galkesh in 59 ME. The empire consisted of hundreds of ethnic groups and cultures, its people were collectively called the MEOrorrHMOrorrHMHartheraME |
| Fane of all Faces | Fane of all Faces The Fane of all Faces was a large church-temple building in the heart of the city of Galkesh, capital of the old Empire of Dor-en-Sann. The fane was central to the imperial religion, which embraced all gods and deities as a single family, who were in turn all aspects of a single divine super-entity called the |
| Galkesh | Galkesh The modern city of Galkesh [GAL-kesh, g'alkeʃ] is capital of the Gaskanin region of northeastern Ororr, and of Galkesh province. In ancient times it was Gaalkedch [nGAHL-kedge-sh, ɣɑːːɫkeʒʃ], centre of the first Gaal Empire, and later the holy metropolis of the Empire of Dor-en-Sann. Ororr This is in a series of articles on the modern nation-station of OrorrME |
| Gebjon Dynasty (Dor-en-Sann) | Gebjon Dynasty (Dor-en-Sann) The Gebjon Dynasty was a line of related rulers of the Empire of Dor-en-Sann, from its founding in 1903 BME to 1645 BME. Early rulers of the dynasty were sons or nephews of the ruling emperor, but as time progressed inheritors of the title were increasingly by marriage or adoption. Some emperors even forcibly adopted themselves into the line. |
| Gebjon Vequidch | Gebjon Vequidch Gebjon Vequidch (reigned 1903-c.1860 BME) was the first emperor of the Empire of Dor-en-Sann and founder of the Gebjon dynasty. He was of Gobalay descent, and rose to power to take over the ailing Gaal Empire to form a new empire after the chaos of the Gobalay Interregnum. People This is in a series of articles on |
| Gobalay Interregnum | Gobalay Interregnum The Gobalay Interregnum (1965-1903 BME) was a historic period in which the crumbling Gaal Empire was ruled by military overlords from the Gobalay Guard, who had seized power in a coup and deposed the traditional Gaal matriarchy. Conflict This is in a series of articles on |
| Imperial Academy of Arts | Imperial Academy of Arts The Imperial Academy of Arts was the most respected institution of arts and learning in the old Empire of Dor-en-Sann, in the imperial capital of Gaalkedch Organisations & Institutions This is in a series of articles on institutions and organisations, including education, religion and government. institutions dor-en-sann |
| Imperial Church | Imperial Church The Imperial Church was the meta-institution which regulated the diverse and syncretic faiths and practices of the Empire of Dor-en-Sann. Belief This is in a series of articles about religions and beliefs. The vast empire had hundreds of religions, cults and local beliefs, and the Imperial Church's official policy was to find links and commonalities between all faiths, with the uniting purpose of showing that ultimately, everyone worshipped the same godhead, just in differe… |
| Imperial Provinces (Dor-en-Sann) | Imperial Provinces (Dor-en-Sann) In the old Empire of Dor-en-Sann, the Imperial Provinces were territories directly administered by the central imperial government, as opposed to rule by satraps, client kings, or other autonomous local government. Empire of Dor-en-Sann This is in a series of articles about the historic multi-ethnic state, the |
| Kingdom of Deltirot | Kingdom of Deltirot The Kingdom of Deltirot was a historic nation in central Anásthias, occupying much of what is now the region of Deltirot in Ororr. Empire of Dor-en-Sann This is in a series of articles about the historic multi-ethnic state, the Empire of Dor-en-Sann, which existed from c.1900 BME-60 Ororr |
| Kingdom of Gahskaht | Kingdom of Gahskaht The Kingdom of Gahskaht was ancient kingdom, which later became a constituent nation of the Empire of Dor-en-Sann. Its capital was the city of Gahsk. The modern region of Gaskanin in Ororr takes its name from the ancient kingdom. Empire of Dor-en-Sann This is in a series of articles about the historic multi-ethnic state, the BMEBME |
| Kingdom of Garnarré-Remel | - Kingdom of Garnarré-Remel The Kingdom of Garnarré-Remel was an Imperial Kingdom, a constituent nation of the Empire of Dor-en-Sann, founded after the conquest of Ancient Remel in 1630 BME. Empire of Dor-en-Sann This is in a series of articles about the historic multi-ethnic state, the Empire of Dor-en-Sann, which existed from c.1900 BME |
| Kingdom of Seqal | Kingdom of Seqal The Kingdom of Seqal was an ancient Issid state centred on the city of Seqal. Due to the city's strategic location on the River Wiyel it became a wealthy nation based on trade in jade, cultural artefacts and metal ores. Empire of Dor-en-Sann This is in a series of articles about the historic multi-ethnic state, the BMEBME |
| Mother of All Aspects | Mother of All Aspects The Mother Of All Aspects was the Supreme Goddess of the religion of the ancient Empire of Dor-en-Sann. It was officially called the Church of the Mother of All Aspects, more often simply called the Imperial Religion. Belief This is in a series of articles about |
| Soul | Soul Cultures throughout the Civilised World hold different ideas about the nature of the human soul, the animus that gives living beings life, thought and will. Belief This is in a series of articles about religions and beliefs. The ancient Doroun had a syncretic concept of the soul being made up of seven distinct parts, including all the physical, spiritual and psychological parts that make up a whole human being. These had been assembled from a variety of Thalsic tribal and early religi… |
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