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Haki Republic (7,224-7,520 Y)

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	==Haki Republic (7,224-7,520 Y)==		==Haki Republic (7,224-7,520 Y)==
	After the split of the Hsuqliht Empire in 7,224 Y, Emperor Lucclucc of the Southern Hsuqliht Empire declared that he had recieved divine right from the [[Elder Beings of Haki]] to conquer the entirety of Pavala in their name. He orchestrated great reforms to Htaevic Herlucc, declaring that, after passing the temples to the gods, the Kanea road would be briefly forked into two, and a temple devoted to the Southern Hsuqliht imperial family would be built. This symbolized how the imperial family had recieved their divine right from the Elder Beings of Haki. Emperor Lucclucc waged massive wars of conquest against the Meó, the Northern Hsuqliht Empire, and even parts of Nokhta.		After the split of the Hsuqliht Empire in 7,224 Y, Emperor Lucclucc of the Southern Hsuqliht Empire declared that he had recieved divine right from the [[Elder Beings of Haki]] to conquer the entirety of Pavala in their name. He orchestrated great reforms to Htaevic Herlucc, declaring that, after passing the temples to the gods, the Kanea road would be briefly forked into two, and a temple devoted to the Southern Hsuqliht imperial family would be built. This symbolized how the imperial family had recieved their divine right from the Elder Beings of Haki. Emperor Lucclucc waged massive wars of conquest against the Meó, the Northern Hsuqliht Empire, and even parts of Nokhta.

			He also established the [[Calendar#Htaevic_Delezian_Calendar\|Htaevic-Delezian Calendar]], marking year 0 as the year that the Htaevics split off from the rest of the Hsuqliht Empire.

	===Establishment of the Haki Republic===		===Establishment of the Haki Republic===

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End of cannibalism

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	The new ruling Hsuqliht class strongly disapproved of cannibalism, however it was an integral part of Htaevic culture. Unrest grew in the various Htaevic tributaries, as the ruling Hsuqlihts would refuse to eat the human brains that they sent as tribute. The Hsuqlihts side stepped this controversy by hiring dedicated "brain eaters" to sit on the aristocratic court and eat all the brains sent as tribute. This satisfied most of the Htaevics. The Hsuqlihts became alarmed as, over the decades, these brain eaters became the only people in the aristocracy to die from tsiriwn.		The new ruling Hsuqliht class strongly disapproved of cannibalism, however it was an integral part of Htaevic culture. Unrest grew in the various Htaevic tributaries, as the ruling Hsuqlihts would refuse to eat the human brains that they sent as tribute. The Hsuqlihts side stepped this controversy by hiring dedicated "brain eaters" to sit on the aristocratic court and eat all the brains sent as tribute. This satisfied most of the Htaevics. The Hsuqlihts became alarmed as, over the decades, these brain eaters became the only people in the aristocracy to die from tsiriwn.

	As Herlucc spread throughout the former Htaevic Empire, a karmic crisis ensued over the practice of cannibalism. It had been common practice noble Htaevics to eat the brains of their deceased subjects in order to accumulate good karma, however under the principles of Htaevic Herlucc, accumulating too much good karma was viewed as a bad thing. Some began eating the intestines (traditional home of the "bad karma") alongside the brain in order to balance good and bad karma, however this failed to become widespread. Eating intestines was still considered highly taboo, and the nobility had a difficult time convincing the common folk to supply them an adequate amount of intestines (intestinal cremation was traditionally the ~~first~~ thing done upon somebody's death). Additionally, it became common knowledge that the only people in the Hsuqliht aristocratic courts who died from tsiriwn were the ones who ate brains, so many began theorizing that tsiriwn was caused by cannibalism.		As Herlucc spread throughout the former Htaevic Empire, a karmic crisis ensued over the practice of cannibalism. It had been common practice noble Htaevics to eat the brains of their deceased subjects in order to accumulate good karma, however under the principles of Htaevic Herlucc, accumulating too much good karma was viewed as a bad thing. Some began eating the intestines (traditional home of the "bad karma") alongside the brain in order to balance good and bad karma, however this failed to become widespread. Eating intestines was still considered highly taboo, and the nobility had a difficult time convincing the common folk to supply them an adequate amount of intestines (intestinal cremation was traditionally the second thing done upon somebody's death, after conducting divination). Additionally, it became common knowledge that the only people in the Hsuqliht aristocratic courts who died from tsiriwn were the ones who ate brains, so many began theorizing that tsiriwn was caused by cannibalism.

	So both the Htaevic nobility and the Hsuqlihtan aristocracy agreed to end the practice of cannibalism, instead mandating that all bodies be burnt so that both the good karma from the brain and the bad karma from the intestines can be released back into Kanea. The bones and ashes were kept as a unique source of "neutral kanea" for various projects.		So both the Htaevic nobility and the Hsuqlihtan aristocracy agreed to end the practice of cannibalism, instead mandating that all bodies be burnt so that both the good karma from the brain and the bad karma from the intestines can be released back into Kanea. The bones and ashes were kept as a unique source of "neutral kanea" for various projects.

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City layout

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	===City layout===		===City layout===
	As the first Htaevic Empire spread throughout the [[Shattered Islands]], they established hundreds of new port cities, following a common city plan. There was a harbor, from which run a ''harbor road'' a kilometer or more inland until it reached the castle~~. As the Shattered Islands was a very flat and water-rich region, castles usually included one or two ring moats~~. The castles themselves were mostly built from mud or clay brick, supplemented with wood as needed.		As the first Htaevic Empire spread throughout the [[Shattered Islands]], they established hundreds of new port cities, following a common city plan. There was a harbor, from which run a ''harbor road'' a kilometer or more inland until it reached the castle. The castles themselves were mostly built from mud or clay brick, supplemented with the limited wood nearby as needed.

	Villas for the nobility were constructed in between the castle and the port, and were often surrounded by the ''inner wall''. Outside this wall was where the majority of the city's population lived. Wealthier cities oftentimes had a ''public wall'' constructed around the entire city. The Htaevics were a polytheistic people, and originally had a suite of generic gods for concepts like the rain, sun, wind, etc. They worshipped these gods by building '''wzeliwhacans''', a long stone row supported by stone columns, like Stonehenge but in a line instead of a circle. This stone row would be oriented perpendicular to Haki, so that all of the stones were visible from the planet. They would paint murals dedicated to individual gods on each of these massive stones in bright colors, and plant specific flowers and plants around each stone.		Villas for the nobility were constructed in between the castle and the port, and were often surrounded by the ''inner wall''. Outside this wall was where the majority of the city's population lived. Wealthier cities oftentimes had a ''public wall'' constructed around the entire city. The Htaevics were a polytheistic people, and originally had a suite of generic gods for concepts like the rain, sun, wind, etc. They worshipped these gods by building '''wzeliwhacans''', a long stone row supported by stone columns, like Stonehenge but in a line instead of a circle. This stone row would be oriented perpendicular to Haki, so that all of the stones were visible from the planet. They would paint murals dedicated to individual gods on each of these massive stones in bright colors, and plant specific flowers and plants around each stone.

Unuvun Rain: /* =The 1,024 Year Spring */

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=The 1,024 Year Spring

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	===The 1,024 Year Spring==		===The 1,024 Year Spring===
	The time period after the Shattering is commonly known as the [[1,024 Year Spring]] – a time of relative peace from approximately 7,625 Y to 8,650 Y during which the many former states of the Haki Republic flourished culturally and politically. It ended with the spread of [[Blinding Plague]] into the region, killing over 40% of Htaevic Rouge's population. The self-proclaimed prophet [[Dropo]] gained a cult following and, after invoking divine right, reconquered much of Htaevic Rouge to form the [[Second Htaevic Empire]], of which he declare himself king (beneath the Elder Beings of Haki). The Second Htaevic Empire would last for an astonishing four hundred years until it fell to an expansionist Nokhta in 9,089 Y.		The time period after the Shattering is commonly known as the [[1,024 Year Spring]] – a time of relative peace from approximately 7,625 Y to 8,650 Y during which the many former states of the Haki Republic flourished culturally and politically. It ended with the spread of [[Blinding Plague]] into the region, killing over 40% of Htaevic Rouge's population. The self-proclaimed prophet [[Dropo]] gained a cult following and, after invoking divine right, reconquered much of Htaevic Rouge to form the [[Second Htaevic Empire]], of which he declare himself king (beneath the Elder Beings of Haki). The Second Htaevic Empire would last for an astonishing four hundred years until it fell to an expansionist Nokhta in 9,089 Y.

Unuvun Rain: /* Invasion of Unuvun */

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Invasion of Unuvun

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	===Decline of the Haki Republic===		===Decline of the Haki Republic===
	====Invasion of Unuvun====		====Invasion of Unuvun====
			{{CrossReference\|History of Unuvun and the Nautical Peace}}
	The invasion of Unuvun by the Haki Republic is generally regarded as marking the beginning of the nation's troubled decline. As the republic became overstretched managing its many other conquests, such as Meó and Hvalozd, its army declined in quality and the ranks became corrupt. Originally thought to be an easy target, the backwater [[Raiwlawbiwmtë]] states of Unuvun put up a courageous fight and exacted heavy casualties on the invading Republican forces. Though the Haki Republic was eventually able to assert control over the island, it was undeniably a Pyrrhic victory that still left the Unuvi with great autonomy.		The invasion of Unuvun by the Haki Republic is generally regarded as marking the beginning of the nation's troubled decline. As the republic became overstretched managing its many other conquests, such as Meó and Hvalozd, its army declined in quality and the ranks became corrupt. Originally thought to be an easy target, the backwater [[Raiwlawbiwmtë]] states of Unuvun put up a courageous fight and exacted heavy casualties on the invading Republican forces. Though the Haki Republic was eventually able to assert control over the island, it was undeniably a Pyrrhic victory that still left the Unuvi with great autonomy.

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	The Riwnë ('faithful') dynasty was the shortest of all dynasties, lasting just 133 years. It ended due to extreme inbreeding within the family of ruling monarchs, resulting in ruler Tsahotë Riwnë having just 2 biological great grandparents, who themselves were first cousins. He died aged 14, royal legends stating 'a flood of evil spirits infested his lungs'. Modern historians suspect it was pulmonary oedema. The following dynasties developed a taboo on sibling, parent-child, and uncle-niece/aunt-nephew relationships. Cousin marriages did not develop a taboo.		The Riwnë ('faithful') dynasty was the shortest of all dynasties, lasting just 133 years. It ended due to extreme inbreeding within the family of ruling monarchs, resulting in ruler Tsahotë Riwnë having just 2 biological great grandparents, who themselves were first cousins. He died aged 14, royal legends stating 'a flood of evil spirits infested his lungs'. Modern historians suspect it was pulmonary oedema. The following dynasties developed a taboo on sibling, parent-child, and uncle-niece/aunt-nephew relationships. Cousin marriages did not develop a taboo.

	===Burë dynasty (6,670-6,804)===		===Burë dynasty (6,670-6,804 Y)===
	The Burë dynasty saw the expansion of wzeliwhacan shrines across Htaevic territory, and the growth of political power in the priest class. Priest Kazhiw Lmget of the Lmtsahacan shrine said that, during one of his prayer sessions (likely using traditional psychedelics) the Messenger of Sin '''Lmtsa''' came to him and told him that the so-called 'Elder Beings of Haki' have recently acquired a divine power that they wish to bestow upon a chosen monarch on Pavala. He relayed this message to Emperor Stanzhi Burë who asked Kazhiw Lmget to head the [[Order of the Elder Beings]], a society of priests and scholars dedicated towards finding out more about these divine beings and figuring out how to grant the Burë line their secret powers.		The Burë dynasty saw the expansion of wzeliwhacan shrines across Htaevic territory, and the growth of political power in the priest class. Priest Kazhiw Lmget of the Lmtsahacan shrine said that, during one of his prayer sessions (likely using traditional psychedelics) the Messenger of Sin '''Lmtsa''' came to him and told him that the so-called 'Elder Beings of Haki' have recently acquired a divine power that they wish to bestow upon a chosen monarch on Pavala. He relayed this message to Emperor Stanzhi Burë who asked Kazhiw Lmget to head the [[Order of the Elder Beings]], a society of priests and scholars dedicated towards finding out more about these divine beings and figuring out how to grant the Burë line their secret powers.

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			===Decline of the Haki Republic===
			====Invasion of Unuvun====
			The invasion of Unuvun by the Haki Republic is generally regarded as marking the beginning of the nation's troubled decline. As the republic became overstretched managing its many other conquests, such as Meó and Hvalozd, its army declined in quality and the ranks became corrupt. Originally thought to be an easy target, the backwater [[Raiwlawbiwmtë]] states of Unuvun put up a courageous fight and exacted heavy casualties on the invading Republican forces. Though the Haki Republic was eventually able to assert control over the island, it was undeniably a Pyrrhic victory that still left the Unuvi with great autonomy.

			====Assassination of Consul Fòsoja====
	Consul Fòsoja's highest ranking servant, Bèje, plotted to assassinate Fòsoja and seize the throne for himself. The Consul's closest military advisor Klentkuf, however, exposed that Bèje had assassinated Fòsoja, at the same time as he was framing Fòsoja for planning to assassinate the Religious Minister Buwrët. This information enraged Buwrët as he felt it treasonous and detested the suggestion that Fòsoja would assassinate him, and did not believe that Consul Fòsoja's closest servant Bèje were to be capable of assassinating Fòsoja, as they were intimate friends beyond their consul-servant relationship. He then allied himself with Bèje, recognising him as the new Consul, and pressured the Palace Justice Demli into banishing Klentkuf into 'foreign lands'. Klentkuf was ultimately sent into the unruly Hkamisëbiwmtë lands south of the Htasei basin that had recently been the site of much violence and unrest, Justice Demli choosing such a place in an attempt that perhaps Klentkuf would be able to bring greater Hsuqliht influence there through his ruling prowess, despite the fact the Palace had found him treasonous. While in the lands, Klentkuf became allies with local rebel chief Tsapöt. After consolidating much power within the local region, Klentkuf and Tsapöt lead a small army to the Palace to attempt to burn it down, however the army was quashed by Buwrët's Order (an order of religious knights charged with defence of the palace). Palace Justice Demli then betrayed Buwrët, allying with Klentkuf and killing Bèje. This lead to a fight between Klentkuf and Demli in which they both killed each other, leaving Tsapöt to take control.		Consul Fòsoja's highest ranking servant, Bèje, plotted to assassinate Fòsoja and seize the throne for himself. The Consul's closest military advisor Klentkuf, however, exposed that Bèje had assassinated Fòsoja, at the same time as he was framing Fòsoja for planning to assassinate the Religious Minister Buwrët. This information enraged Buwrët as he felt it treasonous and detested the suggestion that Fòsoja would assassinate him, and did not believe that Consul Fòsoja's closest servant Bèje were to be capable of assassinating Fòsoja, as they were intimate friends beyond their consul-servant relationship. He then allied himself with Bèje, recognising him as the new Consul, and pressured the Palace Justice Demli into banishing Klentkuf into 'foreign lands'. Klentkuf was ultimately sent into the unruly Hkamisëbiwmtë lands south of the Htasei basin that had recently been the site of much violence and unrest, Justice Demli choosing such a place in an attempt that perhaps Klentkuf would be able to bring greater Hsuqliht influence there through his ruling prowess, despite the fact the Palace had found him treasonous. While in the lands, Klentkuf became allies with local rebel chief Tsapöt. After consolidating much power within the local region, Klentkuf and Tsapöt lead a small army to the Palace to attempt to burn it down, however the army was quashed by Buwrët's Order (an order of religious knights charged with defence of the palace). Palace Justice Demli then betrayed Buwrët, allying with Klentkuf and killing Bèje. This lead to a fight between Klentkuf and Demli in which they both killed each other, leaving Tsapöt to take control.

	Despite being named after the Meó region, members of the House of Meó typically spoke Ancient Hsuqliht as a first language, and were of Hsuqliht or mixed ethnic background. Dan the helpless was one of the few members of the House of Meó to be of significant Meó descent, with his mother being ethnically Meó.		Despite being named after the Meó region, members of the House of Meó typically spoke Ancient Hsuqliht as a first language, and were of Hsuqliht or mixed ethnic background. Dan the helpless was one of the few members of the House of Meó to be of significant Meó descent, with his mother being ethnically Meó.

	==Middle ~~ages~~==		==Middle Ages (7,520-8,666 Y)==
	The ~~Haki Republic lasted for several centuries until~~ the death of Consul Dan in 7,520 Y, ~~after which it descended into civil war~~ in ~~a period known as~~ the [[~~Shattering~~]], ~~from which~~ the Shattered Islands ~~receive their name~~. The time period after the Shattering is commonly known as the [[~~1024~~ Year Spring]] – a time of relative peace from approximately 7,625 Y to 8,650 Y during which the many former states of the Haki Republic flourished culturally and politically. It ended with the spread of [[Blinding Plague]] into the region, killing over 40% of Htaevic Rouge's population. The self-proclaimed prophet [[Dropo]] gained a cult following and, after invoking divine right, reconquered much of Htaevic Rouge to form the [[Second Htaevic Empire]], of which he declare himself king (beneath the Elder Beings of Haki). The Second Htaevic Empire would last for an astonishing four hundred years until it fell to an expansionist Nokhta in 9,089 Y.		===The Shattering (7,520-7,625 Y)===
			After the death of Consul Dan in 7,520 Y, the regents' council tried and failed five times to elect a new consul due to deep factional polarization. Meó and Hvalozd then issued a joint declaration of independence in 7,521 Y, forming the [[First Rift Alliance]]. The First Rift Alliance quickly advanced towards the coasts of their respective regions, however they were unable to push inwards and pincer the Yot river basin.

			In 7,523 Y, the Unuvi states declared independence, and together with the Nokhtan [[Second Zankhti League of Cities and Islands]] began a campaign of piracy along the southern Shattered Islands.

			<wip>somehow the rest of the haki republic needs to shatter</wip>

			===The 1,024 Year Spring==
			The time period after the Shattering is commonly known as the [[1,024 Year Spring]] – a time of relative peace from approximately 7,625 Y to 8,650 Y during which the many former states of the Haki Republic flourished culturally and politically. It ended with the spread of [[Blinding Plague]] into the region, killing over 40% of Htaevic Rouge's population. The self-proclaimed prophet [[Dropo]] gained a cult following and, after invoking divine right, reconquered much of Htaevic Rouge to form the [[Second Htaevic Empire]], of which he declare himself king (beneath the Elder Beings of Haki). The Second Htaevic Empire would last for an astonishing four hundred years until it fell to an expansionist Nokhta in 9,089 Y.

	The emperor of the Second Htaevic Empire would flee to Unuvun, where he was welcomed and continued to rule as "emperor" of the Htaevic realm if only in name.		The emperor of the Second Htaevic Empire would flee to Unuvun, where he was welcomed and continued to rule as "emperor" of the Htaevic realm if only in name.

	After a string of failed revolts in the 92nd century, as well as a series of famines and minor plagues, the monk [[~~Biplatza Sagpawej~~]] developed the basic tenets of the [[Hakiism]] religion, which blamed the Elder Beings of Haki for all the suffering Htaevic Rouge's peoples had endured in the past centuries. The religion spread quickly throughout the poor serf class in Htaevic Rouge and Nokhta, and was subsequently banned in Unuvun and Meó. It was this religious fervor that would become the driving force behind the mass exodus of millions to Ivinis, where they would be "beyond the Elder Beings' cursed gaze".		After a string of failed revolts in the 92nd century, as well as a series of famines and minor plagues, the monk [[Biplatzë Sagpawë]] developed the basic tenets of the [[Hakiism]] religion, which blamed the Elder Beings of Haki for all the suffering Htaevic Rouge's peoples had endured in the past centuries. The religion spread quickly throughout the poor serf class in Htaevic Rouge and Nokhta, and was subsequently banned in Unuvun and Meó. It was this religious fervor that would become the driving force behind the mass exodus of millions to Ivinis, where they would be "beyond the Elder Beings' cursed gaze".

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Consuls of the Haki Republic

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	\| Fòsoja \|\| 7,438 - 7,451 (13 years) \|\| House of Meó \|\| The first Meóese Consul. Well-known for being assassinated.		\| Fòsoja \|\| 7,438 - 7,451 (13 years) \|\| House of Meó \|\| The first Meóese Consul. Well-known for being assassinated.
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	\| Tsapöt \|\| 7451 - 7472 (21 years) \|\| House of Sömblaw \|\| First ethnically Hkamisëbiwmtë Consul. The government did not like that he, as an outsider, became leader and thus stripped away much of the power of the Consul. This and other events during Tsapöt's tenure would sow the seeds for the later civil war known as The Shattering. He was killed by a meteorite.		\| Tsapöt the Purple \|\| 7451 - 7472 (21 years) \|\| House of Sömblaw \|\| First ethnically Hkamisëbiwmtë Consul. The government did not like that he, as an outsider, became leader and thus stripped away much of the power of the Consul. This and other events during Tsapöt's tenure would sow the seeds for the later civil war known as The Shattering. He was killed by a meteorite.
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	\| Hkancùtùsqòn the Dull \|\| 7472 - 7485 (13 years) \|\| House of Meó \|\| Second cousin of Fòsoja. He was known for giving the Palace Court much more power, and stripping away much of the Consul's remaining powers. His rule marked the further decline of the Consul. He was generally unpopular to the Htaevic people and perceived as incompetent.		\| Hkancùtùsqòn the Dull \|\| 7472 - 7485 (13 years) \|\| House of Meó \|\| Second cousin of Fòsoja. He was known for giving the Palace Court much more power, and stripping away much of the Consul's remaining powers. His rule marked the further decline of the Consul. He was generally unpopular to the Htaevic people and perceived as incompetent.

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Consuls of the Haki Republic

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	\| Tsapöt \|\| 7451 - 7472 (21 years) \|\| House of Sömblaw \|\| First ethnically Hkamisëbiwmtë Consul. The government did not like that he, as an outsider, became leader and thus stripped away much of the power of the Consul. This and other events during Tsapöt's tenure would sow the seeds for the later civil war known as The Shattering. He was killed by a meteorite.		\| Tsapöt \|\| 7451 - 7472 (21 years) \|\| House of Sömblaw \|\| First ethnically Hkamisëbiwmtë Consul. The government did not like that he, as an outsider, became leader and thus stripped away much of the power of the Consul. This and other events during Tsapöt's tenure would sow the seeds for the later civil war known as The Shattering. He was killed by a meteorite.
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	\| ~~(...)~~ \|\| 7472 - 7485 (13 years) \|\| ~~(...)~~ \|\| (...)		\| Hkancùtùsqòn the Dull \|\| 7472 - 7485 (13 years) \|\| House of Meó \|\| Second cousin of Fòsoja. He was known for giving the Palace Court much more power, and stripping away much of the Consul's remaining powers. His rule marked the further decline of the Consul. He was generally unpopular to the Htaevic people and perceived as incompetent.
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	\| ~~(...)~~ \|\| 7485 - 7500 (15 years) \|\|~~(...)~~ \|\| (...)		\| Hroljuje the Stern \|\| 7485 - 7500 (15 years) \|\|House of Meó \|\| Son of Hkancùtùsqòn. Hroljuje despised his father, and attempted to gain back power for the Consul, which he was somewhat successful in. The republic flourished under his reign, though it was authoritarian. He had a keen interest in the arts and cultural institutions of the republic and established many theatres.
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	\| Dan the Helpless \|\| 7,500 - 7,520 (20 years) \|\| House of Meó \|\| The last consul. He tried to implement reforms to give the rapidly growing Meó region more power within the Haki Republic government. But his reign was marked by incredible partisan gridlock, and after his assassination, the government was unable to choose a new heir and a civil war began.		\| Dan the Helpless \|\| 7,500 - 7,520 (20 years) \|\| House of Meó \|\| The last consul, son of Hroljuje. He tried to implement reforms to give the rapidly growing Meó region more power within the Haki Republic government. But his reign was marked by incredible partisan gridlock, and after his assassination, the government was unable to choose a new heir and a civil war began.
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	Consul Fòsoja's highest ranking servant, Bèje, plotted to assassinate Fòsoja and seize the throne for himself. The Consul's closest military advisor Klentkuf, however, exposed that Bèje had assassinated Fòsoja, at the same time as he was framing Fòsoja for planning to assassinate the Religious Minister Buwrët. This information enraged Buwrët as he felt it treasonous and detested the suggestion that Fòsoja would assassinate him, and did not believe that Consul Fòsoja's closest servant Bèje were to be capable of assassinating Fòsoja, as they were intimate friends beyond their consul-servant relationship. He then allied himself with Bèje, recognising him as the new Consul, and pressured the Palace Justice Demli into banishing Klentkuf into 'foreign lands'. Klentkuf was ultimately sent into the unruly Hkamisëbiwmtë lands south of the Htasei basin that had recently been the site of much violence and unrest, Justice Demli choosing such a place in an attempt that perhaps Klentkuf would be able to bring greater Hsuqliht influence there through his ruling prowess, despite the fact the Palace had found him treasonous. While in the lands, Klentkuf became allies with local rebel chief Tsapöt. After consolidating much power within the local region, Klentkuf and Tsapöt lead a small army to the Palace to attempt to burn it down, however the army was quashed by Buwrët's Order (an order of religious knights charged with defence of the palace). Palace Justice Demli then betrayed Buwrët, allying with Klentkuf and killing Bèje. This lead to a fight between Klentkuf and Demli in which they both killed each other, leaving Tsapöt to take control.		Consul Fòsoja's highest ranking servant, Bèje, plotted to assassinate Fòsoja and seize the throne for himself. The Consul's closest military advisor Klentkuf, however, exposed that Bèje had assassinated Fòsoja, at the same time as he was framing Fòsoja for planning to assassinate the Religious Minister Buwrët. This information enraged Buwrët as he felt it treasonous and detested the suggestion that Fòsoja would assassinate him, and did not believe that Consul Fòsoja's closest servant Bèje were to be capable of assassinating Fòsoja, as they were intimate friends beyond their consul-servant relationship. He then allied himself with Bèje, recognising him as the new Consul, and pressured the Palace Justice Demli into banishing Klentkuf into 'foreign lands'. Klentkuf was ultimately sent into the unruly Hkamisëbiwmtë lands south of the Htasei basin that had recently been the site of much violence and unrest, Justice Demli choosing such a place in an attempt that perhaps Klentkuf would be able to bring greater Hsuqliht influence there through his ruling prowess, despite the fact the Palace had found him treasonous. While in the lands, Klentkuf became allies with local rebel chief Tsapöt. After consolidating much power within the local region, Klentkuf and Tsapöt lead a small army to the Palace to attempt to burn it down, however the army was quashed by Buwrët's Order (an order of religious knights charged with defence of the palace). Palace Justice Demli then betrayed Buwrët, allying with Klentkuf and killing Bèje. This lead to a fight between Klentkuf and Demli in which they both killed each other, leaving Tsapöt to take control.

			Despite being named after the Meó region, members of the House of Meó typically spoke Ancient Hsuqliht as a first language, and were of Hsuqliht or mixed ethnic background. Dan the helpless was one of the few members of the House of Meó to be of significant Meó descent, with his mother being ethnically Meó.

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	~~<wip>~~Consul Fòsoja's highest ranking servant, Bèje, plotted to assassinate Fòsoja and seize the throne for himself. The Consul's closest military advisor Klentkuf, however, exposed that Bèje had assassinated Fòsoja, at the same time as he was framing Fòsoja for planning to assassinate the Religious Minister Buwrët. This information enraged Buwrët as he felt it treasonous and detested the suggestion that Fòsoja would assassinate him, and did not believe that Consul Fòsoja's closest servant Bèje were to be capable of assassinating Fòsoja, as they were intimate friends beyond their consul-servant relationship. He then allied himself with Bèje, recognising him as the new Consul, and pressured the Palace Justice Demli into banishing Klentkuf into 'foreign lands'. Klentkuf was ultimately sent into the unruly Hkamisëbiwmtë lands south of the Htasei basin that had recently been the site of much violence and unrest, Justice Demli choosing such a place in an attempt that perhaps Klentkuf would be able to bring greater Hsuqliht influence there through his ruling prowess, despite the fact the Palace had found him treasonous. While in the lands, Klentkuf became allies with local rebel chief Tsapöt. After consolidating much power within the local region, Klentkuf and Tsapöt lead a small army to the Palace to attempt to burn it down, however the army was quashed by Buwrët's Order (an order of religious knights charged with defence of the palace). Palace Justice Demli then betrayed Buwrët, allying with Klentkuf and killing Bèje. This lead to a fight between Klentkuf and Demli in which they both killed each other, leaving Tsapöt to take control.~~</wip>~~		Consul Fòsoja's highest ranking servant, Bèje, plotted to assassinate Fòsoja and seize the throne for himself. The Consul's closest military advisor Klentkuf, however, exposed that Bèje had assassinated Fòsoja, at the same time as he was framing Fòsoja for planning to assassinate the Religious Minister Buwrët. This information enraged Buwrët as he felt it treasonous and detested the suggestion that Fòsoja would assassinate him, and did not believe that Consul Fòsoja's closest servant Bèje were to be capable of assassinating Fòsoja, as they were intimate friends beyond their consul-servant relationship. He then allied himself with Bèje, recognising him as the new Consul, and pressured the Palace Justice Demli into banishing Klentkuf into 'foreign lands'. Klentkuf was ultimately sent into the unruly Hkamisëbiwmtë lands south of the Htasei basin that had recently been the site of much violence and unrest, Justice Demli choosing such a place in an attempt that perhaps Klentkuf would be able to bring greater Hsuqliht influence there through his ruling prowess, despite the fact the Palace had found him treasonous. While in the lands, Klentkuf became allies with local rebel chief Tsapöt. After consolidating much power within the local region, Klentkuf and Tsapöt lead a small army to the Palace to attempt to burn it down, however the army was quashed by Buwrët's Order (an order of religious knights charged with defence of the palace). Palace Justice Demli then betrayed Buwrët, allying with Klentkuf and killing Bèje. This lead to a fight between Klentkuf and Demli in which they both killed each other, leaving Tsapöt to take control.

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	\| Fòsoja \|\| 7,438 - 7,451 (13 years) \|\| House of Meó \|\| The first Meóese Consul. Well-known for being assassinated.		\| Fòsoja \|\| 7,438 - 7,451 (13 years) \|\| House of Meó \|\| The first Meóese Consul. Well-known for being assassinated.
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	\| Tsapöt \|\| 7451-7472 (21 years) \|\| House of Sömblaw ~~(de facto), House of Meó (de jure)~~ \|\| First ethnically Hkamisëbiwmtë Consul. The government did not like that he, as an outsider, became leader and thus stripped away much of the power of the Consul. This and other events during Tsapöt's tenure would sow the seeds for the later civil war known as The Shattering.		\| Tsapöt \|\| 7451 - 7472 (21 years) \|\| House of Sömblaw \|\| First ethnically Hkamisëbiwmtë Consul. The government did not like that he, as an outsider, became leader and thus stripped away much of the power of the Consul. This and other events during Tsapöt's tenure would sow the seeds for the later civil war known as The Shattering. He was killed by a meteorite.
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	\| Dan the Helpless \|\| 7,500 - 7,520 (20 years) \|\| House of Meó \|\| The last consul. He tried to implement reforms to give the rapidly growing Meó region more power within the Haki Republic government. But his reign was marked by incredible partisan gridlock, and after his assassination, the government was unable to choose a new heir and a civil war began.		\| Dan the Helpless \|\| 7,500 - 7,520 (20 years) \|\| House of Meó \|\| The last consul. He tried to implement reforms to give the rapidly growing Meó region more power within the Haki Republic government. But his reign was marked by incredible partisan gridlock, and after his assassination, the government was unable to choose a new heir and a civil war began.