Lusivakian Confederacy

The Lusivakian Confederacy, also known as the Lusivakian Empire, or the Lusivakian Commonwealth (not to be confused with the late fifth and early fourth century military-economic alliance of the same name) was a Sivak nation formed during the second and first centuries PC, and would remain as the largest unified state of the Sivak ethnic group until its dissolution in 352 PI. Its territorial claims in the years following the collapse of the Craenate Empire would influence the politics of the western Westenlands, and would lay the groundwork for the later Lusivakian Commonwealth.

Name
The name "Lusivakia", which would go on to refer to the westernmost regions of Altirus after the formation of the Confederacy, originates from the name "Lusitc Sivakia", or "The Eastern Sivak Lands". Although the Proto-Sivaks trace their roots to lands east of the Pordski Mountains, mass migrations westward would result in early Sivak civilizations being established along the rivers and coasts dividing western Altirus and eastern Entirus. Thus, the eastern part of the Sivak tribal territories would be referred to as "Lusitc Sivakia" after the conquests and unifications of the 4th century PC, and would later extend to the Pordski and, temporarily, beyond to the Zlowice River.

Migration Period
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Unification
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Post-Craenate Period
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Dissolution
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