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As the BM calendar spread, many leaders wanted to claim the calendar for their own. This led to a series of battles known as the Calendar Wars, also known as the most pointless wars in AUAK history. | As the BM calendar spread, many leaders wanted to claim the calendar for their own. This led to a series of battles known as the Calendar Wars, also known as the most pointless wars in AUAK history. | ||
| − | Greedy verrans and merrans, in their desire to have their name be the one everyone said for eternity, arguments led to an increase in slave wars. Though the loss in slave lives in these battles led leaders to create the world's first treaty. The signing of this treaty--to agree to name the calendar after noted astronomer [[Brraan Marrowwen]]--marked the year [[ | + | Greedy verrans and merrans, in their desire to have their name be the one everyone said for eternity, arguments led to an increase in slave wars. Though the loss in slave lives in these battles led leaders to create the world's first treaty. The signing of this treaty--to agree to name the calendar after noted astronomer [[Brraan Marrowwen]]--marked the year [[BM1]]. |
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Latest revision as of 19:41, 3 January 2019
As the BM calendar spread, many leaders wanted to claim the calendar for their own. This led to a series of battles known as the Calendar Wars, also known as the most pointless wars in AUAK history.
Greedy verrans and merrans, in their desire to have their name be the one everyone said for eternity, arguments led to an increase in slave wars. Though the loss in slave lives in these battles led leaders to create the world's first treaty. The signing of this treaty--to agree to name the calendar after noted astronomer Brraan Marrowwen--marked the year BM1.
