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According to Jihuthi legend, Troyosha was where the sun god [[Ichunu]] descended to command the Jihuthis cease worship of all gods save for himself, his brother Nihuri, and his daughter Coyone. It was also the initial site of the ''Naque''—the great cataclysm begun when Ichunu obliterated Troyosha, after Emperor Aktuanhu began worshiping Nihuri over Ichunu. | According to Jihuthi legend, Troyosha was where the sun god [[Ichunu]] descended to command the Jihuthis cease worship of all gods save for himself, his brother Nihuri, and his daughter Coyone. It was also the initial site of the ''Naque''—the great cataclysm begun when Ichunu obliterated Troyosha, after Emperor Aktuanhu began worshiping Nihuri over Ichunu. | ||
with the head of the Mhawari Empire gone, the rest of the empire tore itself apart. Violent uprisings burst across the urban centers of the empire, followed by barbarian invasions from the west, followed by barbarian occupation, followed by more uprisings. | |||
Approximately 48 years ago, Troyosha was conquered by Phoenic imperialists. Phoenic rule was interrupted on 15 August 494, when a slave revolt led by Sorhan overthrew the city government. | |||
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Troyosha (troy-OH-shuh) is a large city on the Golden Coast of southeastern Aluray. It was once the capital of the Mhawari Empire.
According to Jihuthi legend, Troyosha was where the sun god Ichunu descended to command the Jihuthis cease worship of all gods save for himself, his brother Nihuri, and his daughter Coyone. It was also the initial site of the Naque—the great cataclysm begun when Ichunu obliterated Troyosha, after Emperor Aktuanhu began worshiping Nihuri over Ichunu.
with the head of the Mhawari Empire gone, the rest of the empire tore itself apart. Violent uprisings burst across the urban centers of the empire, followed by barbarian invasions from the west, followed by barbarian occupation, followed by more uprisings.
Approximately 48 years ago, Troyosha was conquered by Phoenic imperialists. Phoenic rule was interrupted on 15 August 494, when a slave revolt led by Sorhan overthrew the city government.