Short history of Sparta:
- First the cities of Athens, Sparta and Corinth were being founded in the south-west area of the Continent.
- During the Mayan-Korean wars the city states of Sparta were divided on whom to support.
- Athens and Corinth sent support to Korea, Sparta sent support to the Maya
- The Spartan army was lead by Lacedaemon who defended the horse-pass against a Korean army, lead by General Bea.
- Lacedaemon and Bea made peace and became friends.
- The Spartan army and the Athenian/Corinthian armies met when Lacedaemon went back to Sparta to end the rule of the evil leaders of Sparta. Both armies agreed to merge and fight their rulers instead of each other.
- Back at Sparta Lacedaemon faced his city under heavy siege by both Corinth and Athens. Lacedaemon and his combined army intervened and ended the wars between the Greek city states. Lacedaemon became ruler over the new nation of Sparta. Athens and Corinth were recognized as city states with special authority.
- When Lacedaemon died he was succeeded by Menalaus. Menelaus' terrible diplomatic skills made his short reign be affected by bad relations with both the Piercians and the Oldonians.
- Menelaus was killed by one of the descendants of one of the Oldonians he had abused and murdered.
- Alexander the Wise succeeded Menelaus as the new leader of Sparta. Under his rule many new cities were founded and the Spartan territory was expanded.
- When Alexander died during a slave revolt his son, Alcetas, became king in his place, establishing the heredity rule of Sparta.
- Alcetas eased the pain of the slaves by ending slavery and installing caste system as a compromise between the slaves and the slave holders.
- Alcetas was one of the best rulers of Sparta, in line with Lacedaemon and Alexander. Under his rule Sparta became known as one of the three brightest nations on earth.
- During Alcetas rule the relations between Rome and Sparta became very bad.
- Alcetas died when his son, Aeropus, was lost in the Mayan lands. He was there fore succeeded by his brother, Perdiccas.
- At the end of Perdiccas life Sparta's kingdom was under fire. The bastard son of Perdiccas, Archelaus, claims to be the next king. The true heir of Alexander and Alcetas, Aeropus, is still lost.
- In the meanwhile there's still war with Rome. Sparta's friends, Portugal and Maya, are in a conflict. The relations with Korea are bad and the Oldonian nation is in anarchy. Only the age old relations with Japan are good.
It is up to the new King of Sparta, whomever that may be, to lead Sparta through these times of trouble into a new future.
Will this king be able to restore relations with Rome, and if he will, at which price? Or will the new King rule Sparta by force and strength?
The most important question being raised by all Spartans is: "Where is Aeropus?"
This question is asked to the Mayans and all nations on earth.
And if Aeropus will be found, will he be able to withstand his nephew Archelaus? Some say that Archelaus is on a mission to kill Aeropus. Others claim that Archelaus wants to find his nephew to lead Sparta into a bright future together.
- First the cities of Athens, Sparta and Corinth were being founded in the south-west area of the Continent.
- During the Mayan-Korean wars the city states of Sparta were divided on whom to support.
- Athens and Corinth sent support to Korea, Sparta sent support to the Maya
- The Spartan army was lead by Lacedaemon who defended the horse-pass against a Korean army, lead by General Bea.
- Lacedaemon and Bea made peace and became friends.
- The Spartan army and the Athenian/Corinthian armies met when Lacedaemon went back to Sparta to end the rule of the evil leaders of Sparta. Both armies agreed to merge and fight their rulers instead of each other.
- Back at Sparta Lacedaemon faced his city under heavy siege by both Corinth and Athens. Lacedaemon and his combined army intervened and ended the wars between the Greek city states. Lacedaemon became ruler over the new nation of Sparta. Athens and Corinth were recognized as city states with special authority.
- When Lacedaemon died he was succeeded by Menalaus. Menelaus' terrible diplomatic skills made his short reign be affected by bad relations with both the Piercians and the Oldonians.
- Menelaus was killed by one of the descendants of one of the Oldonians he had abused and murdered.
- Alexander the Wise succeeded Menelaus as the new leader of Sparta. Under his rule many new cities were founded and the Spartan territory was expanded.
- When Alexander died during a slave revolt his son, Alcetas, became king in his place, establishing the heredity rule of Sparta.
- Alcetas eased the pain of the slaves by ending slavery and installing caste system as a compromise between the slaves and the slave holders.
- Alcetas was one of the best rulers of Sparta, in line with Lacedaemon and Alexander. Under his rule Sparta became known as one of the three brightest nations on earth.
- During Alcetas rule the relations between Rome and Sparta became very bad.
- Alcetas died when his son, Aeropus, was lost in the Mayan lands. He was there fore succeeded by his brother, Perdiccas.
- At the end of Perdiccas life Sparta's kingdom was under fire. The bastard son of Perdiccas, Archelaus, claims to be the next king. The true heir of Alexander and Alcetas, Aeropus, is still lost.
- In the meanwhile there's still war with Rome. Sparta's friends, Portugal and Maya, are in a conflict. The relations with Korea are bad and the Oldonian nation is in anarchy. Only the age old relations with Japan are good.
It is up to the new King of Sparta, whomever that may be, to lead Sparta through these times of trouble into a new future.
Will this king be able to restore relations with Rome, and if he will, at which price? Or will the new King rule Sparta by force and strength?
The most important question being raised by all Spartans is: "Where is Aeropus?"
This question is asked to the Mayans and all nations on earth.
And if Aeropus will be found, will he be able to withstand his nephew Archelaus? Some say that Archelaus is on a mission to kill Aeropus. Others claim that Archelaus wants to find his nephew to lead Sparta into a bright future together.
Emperor Sejong decided that since he now had an heir, he would establish his lineage's dominance over all of Korea. The nobility would now have to pledge fealty to the Emperor, and no longer would local warlords control the military. In fact Sejong wanted to refurbish the Korean army from bands of locally-run armies to a standing Imperial army. No man would serve in his own country to prevent uprisings, and new Generals would be appointed to different garrisons. While this would anger the military elite (particularly Generals Jumong and Han Gong who were away on political business, and had no idea this had been done) it would bolster the position of Sejong and weaken the local nobles and warlords who, to this point, ruled Korea. This was a major departure from normal Korean culture. Each kingdom was to pledge its loyalty to the Supreme King of Silla, even the title of Warlord of Pyongyang was stripped of its authority and now remanded to a ceremonial position (although Sejong maintained this title). Despite this much good had been done, and the people loved Sejong, he built new barracks for the troops in each city so they would no longer hang around in the streets of the city, where they were often accused of harassing the women of the various villiages of Korea. He also built libraries in many cities and had comissioned the construction of libraries in every Korean city as education would be a hallmark. Finally he built statue commemorating Bae Hyeongyeong, Jeong Jung-bu, and Lacadaemon of Sparta (as a nudge to the Spartans, with whom he had a falling out) at the beach of Moai in Seoul. The workers brought in for this great project increased the production of the capital city, and rumors that rubbing the feet of Bae Hyeongyeong's statue would bring good luck spread throughout the Empire...
"I am not sure that will be sufficient sir, they may not believe you." the General stated plainly.
"Where the hell are we?" General Jumong asked Harald Sigurdsson, "All I see are f*cking rocks, not a city in sight!"
Before he left for the voyage, Korean Foreign Minister Hae Mosu recieved a message from the Kor'O Lemya asking him to travel to the Piercian city of Horse Valley. The city had embraced Buddhism so it would be an easy excuse to make, but the purpose of the meeting was of the utmost secrecy. The Kor'O didn't even reveal, in any capacity, to Hae Mosu the purpose of the meeting. She simply said it was secret. Hae Mosu had to come up wtih something, so he told his companions (General Han Gong and Colonel Kim Jong-seo) that he was ordered by the Emperor to visit the Kor'O, and he could not bring them wtih him.
"We don't even speak their damn language Hae!" Kim said.
Horse Valley
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