Great Exile - Revision history

Dervot at 06:19, 23 September 2024

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	While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly, and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these is that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.		While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly, and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these is that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.

	The event was known as the '''Great Exodus''' prior to the return of the Faltirans and the event of their return is known as the '''Great ~~Returm~~'''.		The event was known as the '''Great Exodus''' prior to the return of the Faltirans and the event of their return is known as the '''Great Return'''.

	== Timeline ==		== Timeline ==

Dervot at 06:19, 23 September 2024

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	While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly, and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these is that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.		While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly, and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these is that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.

	The event was known as the '''Great Exodus''' prior to the return of the Faltirans.		The event was known as the '''Great Exodus''' prior to the return of the Faltirans and the event of their return is known as the '''Great Returm'''.

	== Timeline ==		== Timeline ==

Dervot at 02:49, 27 April 2024

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	The CNN released a preliminary on the disappearance on 2-5 8 PC. The report suspected that the disappearance was magical in nature and due to a number of writing on the lightbulbs in UAE President [[Aer-Friar]]'s home they suspect the [[Akasa]] played some role.		The CNN released a preliminary on the disappearance on 2-5 8 PC. The report suspected that the disappearance was magical in nature and due to a number of writing on the lightbulbs in UAE President [[Aer-Friar]]'s home they suspect the [[Akasa]] played some role.
	[[Category:History of Faltir]]		[[Category:History of Faltir]]
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Dervot at 23:16, 22 February 2024

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	=== CNN occupation ===		=== CNN occupation ===
	The [[Confederated Nations of Niueyjar]], as Faltir's closest ally began occupying the abandoned island on 16-12 7 PC.		The [[Confederated Nations of Niueyjar]] (CNN), as Faltir's closest ally began occupying the abandoned island on 16-12 7 PC.

			The CNN released a preliminary on the disappearance on 2-5 8 PC. The report suspected that the disappearance was magical in nature and due to a number of writing on the lightbulbs in UAE President [[Aer-Friar]]'s home they suspect the [[Akasa]] played some role.
	[[Category:History of Faltir]]		[[Category:History of Faltir]]

Dervot at 06:05, 18 February 2024

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	While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly, and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these is that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.		While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly, and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these is that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.

			The event was known as the '''Great Exodus''' prior to the return of the Faltirans.

	== Timeline ==		== Timeline ==
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	=== CNN occupation ===		=== CNN occupation ===
	The [[Confederated ~~Nation~~ of Niueyjar]], as Faltir's closest ally began occupying the abandoned island on 16-12 7 PC.		The [[Confederated Nations of Niueyjar]], as Faltir's closest ally began occupying the abandoned island on 16-12 7 PC.
	[[Category:History of Faltir]]		[[Category:History of Faltir]]

Dervot: Dervot moved page The Great Exile to Great Exile without leaving a redirect: Don't need the the in the title

2024-02-18T06:02:20Z

Dervot moved page The Great Exile to Great Exile without leaving a redirect: Don't need the the in the title

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Dervot at 01:47, 13 February 2024

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 While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly, and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these is that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.
-== Lead up to the exile ==
+== Timeline ==
 [[Category:History of Faltir]]

Dervot at 00:13, 13 February 2024

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	The Great Exile (Aryhtus: Glo Aks’r) was a period from late 7 PC to mid 20 PC during which the Faltiran people had vanished and the island was occupied by the CNN. The precise cause is unknown, and remains a subject of debate, but most believe it was the result of magic or advanced technology. The Faltiran people showed no signs of having aged throughout the 13 year long period, and there is no evidence that it negatively impacted their health.		The '''Great Exile''' (Aryhtus: Glo Aks’r) was a period from late 7 PC to mid 20 PC during which the Faltiran people had vanished and the island was occupied by the CNN. The precise cause is unknown, and remains a subject of debate, but most believe it was the result of magic or advanced technology. The Faltiran people showed no signs of having aged throughout the 13 year long period, and there is no evidence that it negatively impacted their health.

	While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly, and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these is that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.		While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly, and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these is that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.

			== Lead up to the exile ==
			On 4-11 7 PC many immigrants living in Faltir were deported and Faltirans living off the island began to make their way back to Faltir. All radio signals coming from Faltir stopped. Non-Faltiran ships that came near Faltir were turned away.
	[[Category:History of Faltir]]		[[Category:History of Faltir]]

Dervot at 01:36, 8 February 2024

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	While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly, and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these is that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.		While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly, and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these is that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.
			[[Category:History of Faltir]]

Micah1009: Grammar

2024-02-08T01:22:42Z

Grammar

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	The Great Exile (Aryhtus: Glo Aks’r) was a period from late 7 PC to mid 20 PC during which the Faltiran people had vanished and the island was occupied by the CNN. The precise cause is unknown, and remains a subject of debate, but most believe it was the result of magic or advanced technology. The Faltiran people showed no signs of having aged throughout the 13 year long period, and there is no evidence that it negatively impacted their health.		The Great Exile (Aryhtus: Glo Aks’r) was a period from late 7 PC to mid 20 PC during which the Faltiran people had vanished and the island was occupied by the CNN. The precise cause is unknown, and remains a subject of debate, but most believe it was the result of magic or advanced technology. The Faltiran people showed no signs of having aged throughout the 13 year long period, and there is no evidence that it negatively impacted their health.

	While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these ~~are~~ that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.		While accounts of the exile from the Faltirans perspectives vary wildly, and are generally regarded as untrustworthy, nearly all accounts have a few events in common that are accepted as factual. The most notable of these is that there was some sort of civil conflict, during which the leader of the UAE, Aer-Friar, was killed.