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It wasn’t until the 17th Century that the Imperial Republic would see its decline. The balance of power in Europe shifted and many foreign powers were encroaching Askiran territory. | It wasn’t until the 17th Century that the Imperial Republic would see its decline. The balance of power in Europe shifted and many foreign powers were encroaching Askiran territory. | ||
A British Colonial Force landed on the island in June of 1613. Determined to claim Askira’s populace and resources as their own they set about their task of conquering the island. Theed, Askira’s capital city, was captured by a swift incursion by enemy forces. Reports detail that the British met little resistance in taking the city. This is understandable as there was no need for a standing Askiran Military. The Askira had not gone to battle in over 2000 years. Apart from the Emperor’s Custodian Guard and the Kai’s Protectorate Guard there was no Askiran military presence to fight. | A British Colonial Force landed on the island in June of 1613. Determined to claim Askira’s populace and resources as their own they set about their task of conquering the island. Theed, Askira’s capital city, was captured by a swift incursion by enemy forces. Reports detail that the British met little resistance in taking the city. This is understandable as there was no need for a standing Askiran Military. The Askira had not gone to battle in over 2000 years. Apart from the Emperor’s Custodian Guard and the Kai’s Protectorate Guard there was no Askiran military presence to fight. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:25, 19 November 2005
It wasn’t until the 17th Century that the Imperial Republic would see its decline. The balance of power in Europe shifted and many foreign powers were encroaching Askiran territory. A British Colonial Force landed on the island in June of 1613. Determined to claim Askira’s populace and resources as their own they set about their task of conquering the island. Theed, Askira’s capital city, was captured by a swift incursion by enemy forces. Reports detail that the British met little resistance in taking the city. This is understandable as there was no need for a standing Askiran Military. The Askira had not gone to battle in over 2000 years. Apart from the Emperor’s Custodian Guard and the Kai’s Protectorate Guard there was no Askiran military presence to fight.
