Forum:Global and regional issues/On the history of Tayyanar
Description
So I've written a "little" bit of history about Tay'yanar, and I've tried to logically conclude how things are the way they are in Tay'yanar when it comes to its foreign interactions (mostly centered between 200AP to present-day, although the detailed part stops at the 1970s)
This is just to inform that I've made the surrounding nations [Telkarnatha, Suvuma, Lutang, Kapasigan, and Majesiafootnote] have a more than canonical role in the formation, culture, language, demographics, and character of current-day Tay'yanar. I've also visited all (including Suvuma's collab discussion page) wiki pages to ensure consistency with most of the major historical events and timelines, it is also now reflected on the map itself.
Due to what I've concluded as most logical scenario, the largest influence comes from Telkarnatha, as #1, it has previously held a colony in ancient Tay'yanar (the only foreign nation to do so), and #2, I've made it such that the pre-republic reign's kings and elites (in the south) are descendants of the (what is written in its' wiki) Morelo colony of the Telkaran Empire, which turned back to feudalism in the 600s~ AP.
If there are any other inconsistencies found within the text and what is considered canon in other countries, or if the canonical events of those territories themselves change, do tell me so I could review and redo the necessary events to line up with the rest of the timeline.
This entry is meant to be an open discussion for future collaboration in the border region since Tay'yanar and Suvuma basically are geographic sea-bridges between continental Uletha and Archanta.
I decided to not include the Great War as the events within them are not yet decided as of now, so Tay'yanar has stayed out of it.
Discussion
Anything under the sun | ScarlettNataria (talk) 14:34, 4 March 2026 (UTC)
Update, I've now connected the missing gap between 0~AP to 952 (where the history started at before) that now connects how the Telkaran colony Morelo turned into the Nabari'katur reign + why a very overexpanded Hellenic script exists in the nation | ScarlettNataria (talk) 19:27, 5 March 2026 (UTC)