History of Meó - Revision history

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	[[File:Meosucclythians.PNG\|thumb\|right\|Ring indicating the Homeland of the Proto-Meó-~~Succlythians~~ and arrows indicating their migration routes]]		[[File:Meosucclythians.PNG\|thumb\|right\|Ring indicating the Homeland of the Proto-Meó-Hsuqlihts and arrows indicating their migration routes]]

	The Meó came from the Proto-Meó-Hsuqlihts, a people group who are theorised to have originated in the Yuniṅya mountain range, the mountain range that between the Yot and Htasei basins. The Proto-Meó-Hsuqlihts would later descend from the mountains into both basins, becoming the Meó-Laghuic peoples in the Htasei basin and surrounds, and the Hsuqlihtic peoples in the Yot basin, those that remained on the mountains also diversified into a few more peoples, such as the Ateyigaic and Puloatic peoples. <wip>Another branch migrated further north into the Khydean plateau , becoming the Aramakautic peoples, who would later largely assimilate into the Khydean culture, thus not much is known about them </wip>.		The Meó came from the Proto-Meó-Hsuqlihts, a people group who are theorised to have originated in the Yuniṅya mountain range, the mountain range that between the Yot and Htasei basins. The Proto-Meó-Hsuqlihts would later descend from the mountains into both basins, becoming the Meó-Laghuic peoples in the Htasei basin and surrounds, and the Hsuqlihtic peoples in the Yot basin, those that remained on the mountains also diversified into a few more peoples, such as the Ateyigaic and Puloatic peoples. <wip>Another branch migrated further north into the Khydean plateau , becoming the Aramakautic peoples, who would later largely assimilate into the Khydean culture, thus not much is known about them </wip>.

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	The Meó came from the Proto-Meó-~~Succlythians~~, a people group who are theorised to have originated in the Yuniṅya mountain range, the mountain range that between the Yot and Htasei basins. The Proto-Meó-~~Succlythians~~ would later descend from the mountains into both basins, becoming the Meó-Laghuic peoples in the Htasei basin and surrounds, and the ~~Succlythic~~ peoples in the Yot basin, those that remained on the mountains also diversified into a few more peoples, such as the Ateyigaic and Puloatic peoples. <wip>Another branch migrated further north into the Khydean plateau , becoming the Aramakautic peoples, who would later largely assimilate into the Khydean culture, thus not much is known about them </wip>.		The Meó came from the Proto-Meó-Hsuqlihts, a people group who are theorised to have originated in the Yuniṅya mountain range, the mountain range that between the Yot and Htasei basins. The Proto-Meó-Hsuqlihts would later descend from the mountains into both basins, becoming the Meó-Laghuic peoples in the Htasei basin and surrounds, and the Hsuqlihtic peoples in the Yot basin, those that remained on the mountains also diversified into a few more peoples, such as the Ateyigaic and Puloatic peoples. <wip>Another branch migrated further north into the Khydean plateau , becoming the Aramakautic peoples, who would later largely assimilate into the Khydean culture, thus not much is known about them </wip>.

	= Descent into the Basin =		= Descent into the Basin =
	In <wip>5100 Y</wip>, after a slight expansion into the fringes of the surrounding river basins, the Proto-Meó-~~Succlythian~~ language began to split into its primary branches; those that resided on the western fringes of the Yuniṅya mountains became the people speaking the Proto-Meó-Laghuic language. In <wip>5800</wip> they would further split into the Meóic languages in the more northern eastern Htasei basin (and the foothills of the mountains), and Laghuic in the southern mountain ranges. The Laghuic peoples would spread southwards to the coast, while the Meóic peoples ventured westward across the Htasei basin, overwhelming the native <wip>Konma</wip> population, who would assimilate to the dominant Meóic culture. The Meóic peoples would quickly go on to be the dominant culture throughout the entire Htasei basin and Miru river delta by <wip>5950 Y</wip>		In <wip>5100 Y</wip>, after a slight expansion into the fringes of the surrounding river basins, the Proto-Meó-Hsuqliht language began to split into its primary branches; those that resided on the western fringes of the Yuniṅya mountains became the people speaking the Proto-Meó-Laghuic language. In <wip>5800</wip> they would further split into the Meóic languages in the more northern eastern Htasei basin (and the foothills of the mountains), and Laghuic in the southern mountain ranges. The Laghuic peoples would spread southwards to the coast, while the Meóic peoples ventured westward across the Htasei basin, overwhelming the native <wip>Konma</wip> population, who would assimilate to the dominant Meóic culture. The Meóic peoples would quickly go on to be the dominant culture throughout the entire Htasei basin and Miru river delta by <wip>5950 Y</wip>

	= Raiwlawbiwmtë Migrations =		= Raiwlawbiwmtë Migrations =
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	= Under the Haki Republic =		= Under the Haki Republic =
	After the split of the ~~Succlythian~~ Empire in 7,224 Y, Emperor Lucclucc of the Southern ~~Succlythian~~ Empire declared himself the prophet of Luccluccism, stating that he had recieved divine right from the Elder Beings of Haki to conquer the entirety of Pavala in their name. He waged massive wars of conquest against the Meó, inhabitants of the Shattered Islands, the Northern ~~Succlythian~~ Empire and even parts of Nokhta, establishing the Haki Republic.		After the split of the Hsuqliht Empire in 7,224 Y, Emperor Lucclucc of the Southern Hsuqliht Empire declared himself the prophet of Luccluccism, stating that he had recieved divine right from the Elder Beings of Haki to conquer the entirety of Pavala in their name. He waged massive wars of conquest against the Meó, inhabitants of the Shattered Islands, the Northern Hsuqliht Empire and even parts of Nokhta, establishing the Haki Republic.

	After an arduous 7 year campaign in the Htasei basin (due to difficulties with supply routes and the large mountainous barriers around it), the ancient Meó capital of <wip>Loṅvintà</wip> was finally captured and subdued by Emperor Lucclucc, and with <wip>King Makihau</wip> executed, the Htasei basin and Meó fell under the banner of the Haki Republic in 7256 Y.		After an arduous 7 year campaign in the Htasei basin (due to difficulties with supply routes and the large mountainous barriers around it), the ancient Meó capital of <wip>Loṅvintà</wip> was finally captured and subdued by Emperor Lucclucc, and with <wip>King Makihau</wip> executed, the Htasei basin and Meó fell under the banner of the Haki Republic in 7256 Y.

	The impact of the Haki Republic on Meó culture and society was enormous and permanently changed the region, bringing it from its former isolationist state to a region that for the rest of history would be deeply integrated with Htaevic and ~~Succlythian~~ society and customs. One of the most significant cultural impacts was the introduction of the Htaevic Hlunliw script, which had been adopted by the ~~Succlythians~~ and combined with some of their ancient mnemonic religious symbols, used to write in their language. Originally used for just ~~Succlythian~~ and Classical Htaevic writings, it was in the 7400s that the first Meó writings using the Hlunliw script appear, though these were scarce and of low prestige.		The impact of the Haki Republic on Meó culture and society was enormous and permanently changed the region, bringing it from its former isolationist state to a region that for the rest of history would be deeply integrated with Htaevic and Hsuqliht society and customs. One of the most significant cultural impacts was the introduction of the Htaevic Hlunliw script, which had been adopted by the Hsuqliht and combined with some of their ancient mnemonic religious symbols, used to write in their language. Originally used for just Hsuqliht and Classical Htaevic writings, it was in the 7400s that the first Meó writings using the Hlunliw script appear, though these were scarce and of low prestige.

	= Meó under the Shattering =		= Meó under the Shattering =

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	The Meó came from the Proto-Meó-Succlythians, a people group who are theorised to have originated in the ~~mountainous regions east of~~ the Htasei ~~basin in 3000 Y~~. ~~In 5000 Y, for largely unknown reasons, they migrated widely, mainly splitting~~ into ~~two branches~~, the ~~Meóic~~ peoples in the ~~Thazei~~ basin, and the ~~Succlythians~~ in the Yot ~~River catchment~~, ~~<wip> especially around~~ the ~~Yot Inland Delta </wip>~~. <wip>~~A third~~ branch migrated further north into the Khydean plateau ~~(the NNW arrow on the map)~~, becoming the ~~Aramakauta people~~, who would later assimilate into the Khydean culture, thus not much is known about them </wip>.		The Meó came from the Proto-Meó-Succlythians, a people group who are theorised to have originated in the Yuniṅya mountain range, the mountain range that between the Yot and Htasei basins. The Proto-Meó-Succlythians would later descend from the mountains into both basins, becoming the Meó-Laghuic peoples in the Htasei basin and surrounds, and the Succlythic peoples in the Yot basin, those that remained on the mountains also diversified into a few more peoples, such as the Ateyigaic and Puloatic peoples. <wip>Another branch migrated further north into the Khydean plateau , becoming the Aramakautic peoples, who would later largely assimilate into the Khydean culture, thus not much is known about them </wip>.

			= Descent into the Basin =
			In <wip>5100 Y</wip>, after a slight expansion into the fringes of the surrounding river basins, the Proto-Meó-Succlythian language began to split into its primary branches; those that resided on the western fringes of the Yuniṅya mountains became the people speaking the Proto-Meó-Laghuic language. In <wip>5800</wip> they would further split into the Meóic languages in the more northern eastern Htasei basin (and the foothills of the mountains), and Laghuic in the southern mountain ranges. The Laghuic peoples would spread southwards to the coast, while the Meóic peoples ventured westward across the Htasei basin, overwhelming the native <wip>Konma</wip> population, who would assimilate to the dominant Meóic culture. The Meóic peoples would quickly go on to be the dominant culture throughout the entire Htasei basin and Miru river delta by <wip>5950 Y</wip>

			= Raiwlawbiwmtë Migrations =
			In the 6800s, the Raiwlawbiwmtë fled from their homeland due to displacement by the Htaevic people. Many would migrate to Unuvun, becoming the dominant population there, whilst others migrated to the southern reaches of Meó - becoming the Hkamisëbiwmtë people. They settled mainly on the coasts and in the mountainous regions of the south of the Htasei basin. Some kept their traditions, others completely assimilated, while most maintained a balance of both. They areas they settled were those that were inhabited by the Meó and the Laghuic peoples - all of which the Hkamisëbiwmtë intermarried & interacted with. The Hkamisëbiwmtë would go on to maintain relationships with Unuvun and play important diplomatic roles.

	= Under the Haki Republic =		= Under the Haki Republic =
	After the split of the Succlythian Empire in 7,224 Y, Emperor Lucclucc of the Southern Succlythian Empire declared himself the prophet of Luccluccism, stating that he had recieved divine right from the Elder Beings of Haki to conquer the entirety of Pavala in their name. He waged massive wars of conquest against the Meó, inhabitants of the Shattered Islands, the Northern Succlythian Empire and even parts of Nokhta, establishing the Haki Republic.		After the split of the Succlythian Empire in 7,224 Y, Emperor Lucclucc of the Southern Succlythian Empire declared himself the prophet of Luccluccism, stating that he had recieved divine right from the Elder Beings of Haki to conquer the entirety of Pavala in their name. He waged massive wars of conquest against the Meó, inhabitants of the Shattered Islands, the Northern Succlythian Empire and even parts of Nokhta, establishing the Haki Republic.

	After an arduous 7 year campaign in the ~~Htàzei~~ basin (due to difficulties with supply routes and the large mountainous barriers around it), the ancient Meó capital of Loṅvintà was finally captured and subdued by Emperor Lucclucc, and with King Makihau executed, the ~~Htàzei~~ basin and Meó fell under the banner of the Haki Republic in 7256 Y.		After an arduous 7 year campaign in the Htasei basin (due to difficulties with supply routes and the large mountainous barriers around it), the ancient Meó capital of <wip>Loṅvintà</wip> was finally captured and subdued by Emperor Lucclucc, and with <wip>King Makihau</wip> executed, the Htasei basin and Meó fell under the banner of the Haki Republic in 7256 Y.

	The impact of the Haki Republic on Meó culture and society was enormous and permanently changed the region, bringing it from its former isolationist state to a region that for the rest of history would be deeply integrated with Htaevic and Succlythian society and customs. One of the most significant cultural impacts was the introduction of the Htaevic Hlunliw script, which had been adopted by the Succlythians and combined with some of their ancient mnemonic religious symbols, used to write in their language. Originally used for just Succlythian and Classical Htaevic writings, it was in the 7400s that the first Meó writings using the Hlunliw script appear, though these were scarce and of low prestige.		The impact of the Haki Republic on Meó culture and society was enormous and permanently changed the region, bringing it from its former isolationist state to a region that for the rest of history would be deeply integrated with Htaevic and Succlythian society and customs. One of the most significant cultural impacts was the introduction of the Htaevic Hlunliw script, which had been adopted by the Succlythians and combined with some of their ancient mnemonic religious symbols, used to write in their language. Originally used for just Succlythian and Classical Htaevic writings, it was in the 7400s that the first Meó writings using the Hlunliw script appear, though these were scarce and of low prestige.

	= Meó under the Shattering =		= Meó under the Shattering =
	While the rest of the Haki Republic was in a general state of chaos due to the numerous civil wars, Meó remained relatively peaceful in this era, until the <invasion of the Khydeans in 7570 Y, which lasted until 7667 Y~~> (draftcy)~~. The Meó, sick of the oppressive Khydean rule, staged an uprising against the Khydean overlords sieging their imperial palace in 7659 Y. This led to a civil war lasting from 7659 Y-7667 Y, largely along ethnic lines of the Khydean elite and Meó commoners - several Htaevic states sent military support to the Meó cause. The end result of the war was a Meó victory and the decimation of the Khydean royal class, with almost all of them being deported to the Shattered Islands, mainly to <wip>Hydrolysis 2 Island, where they form an ethnic community of 20-50,000 today</wip>. The following period, up until the mid 8600's Meó's history closely followed that of the 1024 Year Spring, with a flourishing of culture and politics. Due to the civil war earlier, a sense of Meó nationalism began to arise.		While the rest of the Haki Republic was in a general state of chaos due to the numerous civil wars, Meó remained relatively peaceful in this era, until the invasion of the Khydeans in 7570 Y, which lasted until 7667 Y. The Meó, sick of the oppressive Khydean rule, staged an uprising against the Khydean overlords sieging their imperial palace in 7659 Y. This led to a civil war lasting from 7659 Y-7667 Y, largely along ethnic lines of the Khydean elite and Meó commoners - several Htaevic states sent military support to the Meó cause. The end result of the war was a Meó victory and the decimation of the Khydean royal class, with almost all of them being deported to the Shattered Islands, mainly to <wip>Hydrolysis 2 Island, where they form an ethnic community of 20-50,000 today</wip>. The following period, up until the mid 8600's Meó's history closely followed that of the 1024 Year Spring, with a flourishing of culture and politics. Due to the civil war earlier, a sense of Meó nationalism began to arise.

	=The War of the Prince Crab (9,349-9,358 Y)=		=The War of the Prince Crab (9,349-9,358 Y)=

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	= Meó under the Shattering =		= Meó under the Shattering =
	While the rest of the Haki Republic was in a general state of chaos due to the numerous civil wars, Meó remained relatively peaceful in this era, until the <invasion of the Khydeans in 7570 Y, which lasted until 7667 Y> (draftcy). The Meó, sick of the oppressive Khydean rule, staged an uprising against the Khydean overlords sieging their imperial palace in 7659 Y. This led to a civil war lasting from 7659 Y-7667 Y, largely along ethnic lines of the Khydean elite and Meó commoners - several Htaevic states sent military support to the Meó cause. The end result of the war was a Meó victory and the decimation of the Khydean royal class, with ~~most surviving Khydeans fleeing back~~ to ~~their ancestral plateau~~. The following period, up until the mid 8600's Meó's history closely followed that of the 1024 Year Spring, with a flourishing of culture and politics. Due to the civil war earlier, a sense of Meó nationalism began to arise.		While the rest of the Haki Republic was in a general state of chaos due to the numerous civil wars, Meó remained relatively peaceful in this era, until the <invasion of the Khydeans in 7570 Y, which lasted until 7667 Y> (draftcy). The Meó, sick of the oppressive Khydean rule, staged an uprising against the Khydean overlords sieging their imperial palace in 7659 Y. This led to a civil war lasting from 7659 Y-7667 Y, largely along ethnic lines of the Khydean elite and Meó commoners - several Htaevic states sent military support to the Meó cause. The end result of the war was a Meó victory and the decimation of the Khydean royal class, with almost all of them being deported to the Shattered Islands, mainly to <wip>Hydrolysis 2 Island, where they form an ethnic community of 20-50,000 today</wip>. The following period, up until the mid 8600's Meó's history closely followed that of the 1024 Year Spring, with a flourishing of culture and politics. Due to the civil war earlier, a sense of Meó nationalism began to arise.

	=The War of the Prince Crab (9,349-9,358 Y)=		=The War of the Prince Crab (9,349-9,358 Y)=

Meoswonx at 12:41, 17 December 2021

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	[[File:~~Meó~~.~~png~~\|thumb\|right\|~~The [[Thazei Basin]], The homeland and stronghold~~ of ~~Meó, occupied by~~ the Meó ~~for over 8000 years~~]]		[[File:Meosucclythians.PNG\|thumb\|right\|Ring indicating the Homeland of the Proto-Meó-Succlythians and arrows indicating their migration routes]]

			The Meó came from the Proto-Meó-Succlythians, a people group who are theorised to have originated in the mountainous regions east of the Htasei basin in 3000 Y. In 5000 Y, for largely unknown reasons, they migrated widely, mainly splitting into two branches, the Meóic peoples in the Thazei basin, and the Succlythians in the Yot River catchment, <wip> especially around the Yot Inland Delta </wip>. <wip>A third branch migrated further north into the Khydean plateau (the NNW arrow on the map), becoming the Aramakauta people, who would later assimilate into the Khydean culture, thus not much is known about them </wip>.
	The Meó came from the Proto-Meó-Succlythians, a people group who are theorised to have originated in the ~~Khydean plateau and then split~~ into two branches, the ~~Meó~~ in the Thazei basin, and the Succlythians in the Yot River catchment.

	= Under the Haki Republic =		= Under the Haki Republic =

Meoswonx at 20:05, 28 September 2021

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	= Under the Haki Republic =		= Under the Haki Republic =
	~~7300s~~ the ~~first Meó writings appear after~~ the Haki ~~republic is writing things and~~ Meó ~~is like wait i wanna do that too. So it does~~ and ~~adopts Hlunliw and it's a glorious mess probably likely yeah. Also cultural influence or whatever~~ the ~~upper class is~~ Haki ~~republicans maybe~~.		After the split of the Succlythian Empire in 7,224 Y, Emperor Lucclucc of the Southern Succlythian Empire declared himself the prophet of Luccluccism, stating that he had recieved divine right from the Elder Beings of Haki to conquer the entirety of Pavala in their name. He waged massive wars of conquest against the Meó, inhabitants of the Shattered Islands, the Northern Succlythian Empire and even parts of Nokhta, establishing the Haki Republic.

	~~meó remains under htaevic control for quite a while. like weird feudal princely states~~ in the ~~valley or whatever. meó aligns itself very strongly~~ with ~~htaevic culture~~ and ~~politics but they also keep a few things~~ of ~~their own (their language~~, ~~religion~~, ~~a few other cultural things). except their religion is kinda a heavily syncretic mix~~ of ~~indigenous beliefs + htaevic religion + herlucc~~.		After an arduous 7 year campaign in the Htàzei basin (due to difficulties with supply routes and the large mountainous barriers around it), the ancient Meó capital of Loṅvintà was finally captured and subdued by Emperor Lucclucc, and with King Makihau executed, the Htàzei basin and Meó fell under the banner of the Haki Republic in 7256 Y.

			The impact of the Haki Republic on Meó culture and society was enormous and permanently changed the region, bringing it from its former isolationist state to a region that for the rest of history would be deeply integrated with Htaevic and Succlythian society and customs. One of the most significant cultural impacts was the introduction of the Htaevic Hlunliw script, which had been adopted by the Succlythians and combined with some of their ancient mnemonic religious symbols, used to write in their language. Originally used for just Succlythian and Classical Htaevic writings, it was in the 7400s that the first Meó writings using the Hlunliw script appear, though these were scarce and of low prestige.

			= Meó under the Shattering =
			While the rest of the Haki Republic was in a general state of chaos due to the numerous civil wars, Meó remained relatively peaceful in this era, until the <invasion of the Khydeans in 7570 Y, which lasted until 7667 Y> (draftcy). The Meó, sick of the oppressive Khydean rule, staged an uprising against the Khydean overlords sieging their imperial palace in 7659 Y. This led to a civil war lasting from 7659 Y-7667 Y, largely along ethnic lines of the Khydean elite and Meó commoners - several Htaevic states sent military support to the Meó cause. The end result of the war was a Meó victory and the decimation of the Khydean royal class, with most surviving Khydeans fleeing back to their ancestral plateau. The following period, up until the mid 8600's Meó's history closely followed that of the 1024 Year Spring, with a flourishing of culture and politics. Due to the civil war earlier, a sense of Meó nationalism began to arise.

	=The War of the Prince Crab (9,349-9,358 Y)=		=The War of the Prince Crab (9,349-9,358 Y)=

Meoswonx at 01:15, 27 September 2021

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	~~Meó~~

	~~=Five Tribes=~~		The Meó came from the Proto-Meó-Succlythians, a people group who are theorised to have originated in the Khydean plateau and then split into two branches, the Meó in the Thazei basin, and the Succlythians in the Yot River catchment.
	~~During 6000 Y With~~ the ~~development of the religion of [[Siela]]~~, the ~~Kzalinkyo~~, the ~~Kuana,~~ the ~~Malo, the Phzati~~, and the ~~Varizti united to become one, the [[Confederation of~~ the River ~~Meó]]. The five tribes each have their homeland on one of the different rivers of the [[Thazei Basin]]~~.

	=~~The Agricultural Revolution~~=		= Under the Haki Republic =
	~~Shortly after unification, came~~ the first ~~agricultural revolution with the invention of the wheel (6200 Y by~~ the ~~[[Succlythians]]?), as it spread to the basin from the east. This event~~ is ~~very important to~~ Meó ~~history~~ and ~~identity~~ and the ~~wheel~~ is ~~revered throughout~~ the ~~basin~~ and ~~beyond. Akya [ɐkʲa] is the deity~~ of ~~the wheel~~ (~~from "kya" wheel and "~~a~~-", the deity prefix~~). ~~Sometime between 6200-7300 some Phzati and Varizti people cross through modern day Meota to go east and they establish towns there on the Yot river, as merchants in Succlythia~~.		7300s the first Meó writings appear after the Haki republic is writing things and Meó is like wait i wanna do that too. So it does and adopts Hlunliw and it's a glorious mess probably likely yeah. Also cultural influence or whatever the upper class is Haki republicans maybe.

			meó remains under htaevic control for quite a while. like weird feudal princely states in the valley or whatever. meó aligns itself very strongly with htaevic culture and politics but they also keep a few things of their own (their language, religion, a few other cultural things). except their religion is kinda a heavily syncretic mix of indigenous beliefs + htaevic religion + herlucc.

	~~= Under the Haki Republic =~~
	7300s the first Meó writings appear after the Haki republic is writing things and Meó is like wait i wanna do that too. So it does. Also cultural influence or whatever the upper class is Haki republicans maybe. Also parts of modern day provinces of Salinke, Kuana, Sati, Varisti are now all Meó.

	~~=The First Meó Empire=~~
	Once having established a firm grip on the basin, Meó expanded its horizons and went on to conquer the [[Shattered Islands]] and the dominate the [[Malaeze Sea]]. They take a lot of stuff in the 8500s.

	=The War of the Prince Crab (9,349-9,358 Y)=		=The War of the Prince Crab (9,349-9,358 Y)=

Meoswonx at 04:54, 15 November 2020

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	Meó		Meó

	=Five Tribes=		=Five Tribes=
	During 6000 Y With the ~~introduction~~ of the religion of [[Siela]], the ~~Salinke~~, the Kuana, the Malo, the ~~Sati~~, and the ~~Varisti~~ united to become one, the Confederation of the River Meó. The five tribes each have their homeland on one of the different rivers of the ~~Htàsei basin~~.		During 6000 Y With the development of the religion of [[Siela]], the Kzalinkyo, the Kuana, the Malo, the Phzati, and the Varizti united to become one, the [[Confederation of the River Meó]]. The five tribes each have their homeland on one of the different rivers of the [[Thazei Basin]].

	=The Agricultural Revolution=		=The Agricultural Revolution=
	Shortly after unification, came the first agricultural revolution with the invention of the wheel (6200 Y by the [[Succlythians]]?), as it spread to the basin from the east. This event is very important to Meó history and identity and the wheel is revered throughout the basin and beyond. ~~Akiá~~ [~~ɑkjɑː~~] is the deity of the wheel (from "~~kia~~" wheel and "a-", the deity prefix)~~. It is during this period that the [[Meó Numerical System]] is invented, although it would be more than a millenium before writing was invented~~. Sometime between 6200-7300 ~~a bunch of Sati/Varisti~~ cross through modern day Meota to go east and they establish ~~some~~ towns there on the Yot river.		Shortly after unification, came the first agricultural revolution with the invention of the wheel (6200 Y by the [[Succlythians]]?), as it spread to the basin from the east. This event is very important to Meó history and identity and the wheel is revered throughout the basin and beyond. Akya [ɐkʲa] is the deity of the wheel (from "kya" wheel and "a-", the deity prefix). Sometime between 6200-7300 some Phzati and Varizti people cross through modern day Meota to go east and they establish towns there on the Yot river, as merchants in Succlythia.

	= Under the Haki Republic =		= Under the Haki Republic =
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	=The War of the Prince Crab (9,349-9,358 Y)=		=The War of the Prince Crab (9,349-9,358 Y)=
	Prince ~~Vahkètto~~ [~~vaˈxkéːtːɵ~~], establisher of the [[~~Kahlà~~ Dynasty]], attempted to visit [[Prince Suakasui]] of [[Rvàshen]] in order to expand his diplomatic power to the south of the [[Malaeze Sea]] and attempt to increase the legitimacy to his claim of the [[Shattered Islands]]. Unfortunately, he achieved the exact opposite, by unknowingly eating the crown prince crab [[Azu]]. The irony of this was not lost on him, as ~~Vahkètto~~'s own father had cannibalised in order to achieve his position on the throne of Meó. The result of this diplomatic skirmish was the start of a 9 years long war between Meó and the Unuvi princedoms, with millions of deaths. Meó also tries to take over the valley to the west or something.		Prince Vahketo [vɐx'ketu], establisher of the [[Kahla Dynasty]], attempted to visit [[Prince Suakasui]] of [[Rvàshen]] in order to expand his diplomatic power to the south of the [[Malaeze Sea]] and attempt to increase the legitimacy to his claim of the [[Shattered Islands]]. Unfortunately, he achieved the exact opposite, by unknowingly eating the crown prince crab [[Azu]]. The irony of this was not lost on him, as Vahketo's own father had cannibalised in order to achieve his position on the throne of Meó. The result of this diplomatic skirmish was the start of a 9 years long war between Meó and the Unuvi princedoms, with millions of deaths. Meó also tries to take over the valley to the west or something.

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	=Five Tribes=		=Five Tribes=
	~~The~~ Salinke, the Kuana, the Malo, the Sati, and the Varisti united to become one, the Confederation of the River Meó.		During 6000 Y With the introduction of the religion of [[Siela]], the Salinke, the Kuana, the Malo, the Sati, and the Varisti united to become one, the Confederation of the River Meó. The five tribes each have their homeland on one of the different rivers of the Htàsei basin.

	=The Agricultural Revolution=		=The Agricultural Revolution=
	Shortly after unification, came the first agricultural revolution with the invention of the wheel, ~~brought~~ from the ~~plateau above~~. This event is very important to Meó history and identity and the wheel is revered throughout the basin and beyond. Akiá [ɑkjɑː] is the deity of the wheel (from "kia" wheel and "a-", the deity prefix). ~~Also they invent~~ [[Meó Numerical System]] and [[Meó ~~Writing]]~~. Also ~~[[Siela]]~~		Shortly after unification, came the first agricultural revolution with the invention of the wheel (6200 Y by the [[Succlythians]]?), as it spread to the basin from the east. This event is very important to Meó history and identity and the wheel is revered throughout the basin and beyond. Akiá [ɑkjɑː] is the deity of the wheel (from "kia" wheel and "a-", the deity prefix). It is during this period that the [[Meó Numerical System]] is invented, although it would be more than a millenium before writing was invented. Sometime between 6200-7300 a bunch of Sati/Varisti cross through modern day Meota to go east and they establish some towns there on the Yot river.

			= Under the Haki Republic =
			7300s the first Meó writings appear after the Haki republic is writing things and Meó is like wait i wanna do that too. So it does. Also cultural influence or whatever the upper class is Haki republicans maybe. Also parts of modern day provinces of Salinke, Kuana, Sati, Varisti are now all Meó.

	=The First Meó Empire=		=The First Meó Empire=
	Once having established a firm grip on the basin, Meó expanded its horizons and went on to conquer the [[Shattered Islands]] and the dominate the [[Malaeze Sea]].		Once having established a firm grip on the basin, Meó expanded its horizons and went on to conquer the [[Shattered Islands]] and the dominate the [[Malaeze Sea]]. They take a lot of stuff in the 8500s.

	=The War of the Prince Crab (9,349-9,358 Y)=		=The War of the Prince Crab (9,349-9,358 Y)=

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	=The Agricultural Revolution=		=The Agricultural Revolution=
	Shortly after unification, came the first agricultural revolution with the invention of the wheel, brought from the plateau above. This event is very important to Meó history and identity and the wheel is revered throughout the basin and beyond. Akiá [ɑkjɑː] is the deity of the wheel (from "kia" wheel and "a-", the deity prefix). Also they invent [[Meó Numerical System]] and [[Meó Writing]]		Shortly after unification, came the first agricultural revolution with the invention of the wheel, brought from the plateau above. This event is very important to Meó history and identity and the wheel is revered throughout the basin and beyond. Akiá [ɑkjɑː] is the deity of the wheel (from "kia" wheel and "a-", the deity prefix). Also they invent [[Meó Numerical System]] and [[Meó Writing]]. Also [[Siela]]

	=The First Meó Empire=		=The First Meó Empire=