Old Bronze Age

The old bronze age was the period in Western Occentian History after the Lukshakan Period but before the Era of City States. Due to the large loss of records after the Bronze Age Collapse, this period is poorly attested. the records that exist are hidden away in hidden libraries. there were a number of small kingdoms widely spaced out as well as a number of small yet prosperous cities filling the gaps. the region relied heavily on bronze that came exclusively from Luksahaka (known by contemporaries as the Grey Silver Kingdom) and the Western Kingdom. Other kingdoms included the Northern Kingdom, Southern Kingdom, Plains Kingdom, Eastern Kingdom, and Forest Kingdom. Towards the end of the period the New Kingdom emerged, likely from a rebellion in the Northern Kingdom and migrated into the forests just east of Lukshaka. War broke out between the two resulting in mutual destruction. This triggered a chain reaction of mass migrations into the Southern kingdom, which broke under the strain, causing the supply of bronze to be completely cut off, resulting in the total collapse of all kingdoms, marking the beginning of the Era of City States.