Northern-Oomnosian Empire

The Northern-Oomnosian Empire was an Empire existing in the high and late classic periods, and ruled over a large portion of the northern Lost Continent. It held absolute power in Grombolistan for almost nine centuries, and held dominion over the bulk of the Smurcian States. It had naval strongholds all along the shores of the Sea of Okhotsk, and it achieved its greatest territorial extent in 315 BC under Emperor Gad'de'Agad. It was the natural opponent of the Kingdom of Grunkeldunk during its entire existence, which ruled over the south of the Continent.

The Empire was founded in 451 BC by Emperor Drag'dal'Drad the Subjugator, who reunified Grombolistan under his banner. His successors invaded the Smurcian States and subdued them before the end of the 5th century BC, notably Ulth'ra'Rut the Great (424-415). Civil unrest in Smurcia increased in the last decade of that century, and by 400 BC the Southern-Oomnosian Kingdom had achieved independence. Emperor Gad'de'Agad, who killed his predecessor, Rad'vil'Vad, nearly succeeded in subdueing Southern-Oomnosia, but the sudden arrival of Aristhotolos Smurcistos ravaged his schemes.

The Great-Smurcian Empire then took over hegemony over the North, and eventually, the entire Continent, though they never managed to conquer Grombolistan itself. When the Empire is weakened in the first two decades AD, The Northern-Oomnosian Empire under Emperor Liv'tha'Krav struck again and invaded the Great-Smurcian Empire. After the Fall of Juzjno-Sakhalinsk, the Empire retreated to its island. The last four centuries of its regime were relatively peaceful, and its decadence was clearly displayed when Isgeria the Great took over the Empire in one year without much trouble in 442 AD.

The Empire was noted for its long list of rulers, who succeedded each other fairly quickly due to intriges and plots: reigns rarely lasted longer than fifteen years, as not a single Emperor died of old age, and it was also reknowned for its great architecture and armies.