The History of the Atakva Empire

The Atakva Empire was originally disputed by the Roman provinces of Sicilia and Africa. Julius Caesar let it become its own province and, later, country. Before he was assassinated in 44 BC, he said he was working on giving the kivtat av Atakva what they wanted. The ancestors of Mlinklunk, the current emperor of Vluha, as of 2026, loved the Romans, and wanted to stay part of the Roman Empire. Mlinklunk’s ancestors were part of the group of senators that assassinated Julius Caesar.

In 459, there was a giant meteor that hit the center of Atakva. This meteor was known as Datbak by the main tribe, the Palkim. This evolved to become Tatvak Island, where the capital of the Atakva Empire currently is. That winter was Arctic — thousands of people died. More people got flooded in the Great Kiku Flood, a flood where all of the ice and snow melted off of Mount Valuns and Likji. It mainly flooded northern Kiku, even forming an island. It also flooded a moat around Tatvak. The people living there were isolated with only a few boats.