The year was 1710 when the world seemed to fall into darkness and decay, not too many knew what happened other than believing it to be a true end. The north had claimed more land and the south perfected their weaponry.

The geographical location Tinko-Tinko had been developing since 327 CE. Built upon the ashes after the collapse of a great and powerful empire known as the Dahzmahii, they hungered to regain the lost knowledge of their predecessors. The founder, Dakim, crowned himself king with a wooden crown in a village protected by mere carts and a puny stockades.

From this a kingdom grew, then foiled by plague in 774 CE they were replaced by a shortlived Proto-communist Kommunii Empire (800-807). The termoil created a call for organization and order, and this the Tinkonian Empire was born 807 and lasted until 1192 when war and hunger tore the nation apart. After years of strife and civil war the first Zwar (Tsar) N'kollo took power ~1192 and formed the Zwardom of Tinko-Tinko which grew into an economic gigant and expansive colonial power until it collapsed upon its own weight and the Mihzrahim Jews 1404.

After this collapse would Tinko-Tinko never truly unite. In 1487 was the Patriarchy of Hebron accepted by the Doge of Yashou. A year thereafter 1488 was the Democracy of Tinko formed as call from the people for organized yet collective power. Then came the two republics Djeballa and Agadir 1492 and 1493 respectively. These would battle for power and in 1505 united against the Jews dissolve the Patriarchy of Hebron, the land was divided to the winning nations who then decided to form the confederation.

This would last albeit in a fragile state until the Roman-Yashou axis tried to invade/repel the Confederation in 1578 after a couple Roman ships had been captured nearby the coast and the gold trade declined with the sublime isolation program. The invasion failed and cost almost 10.000 lives in a mere week of battle a cost gladly paid by the now seeminly consolidated confederation. Howeve with the Roman return did the now Agadir separatists near 1595 split from the confederation armed with modern gunpowder weapons, which later would be known as the Kingdom of Tinkonii (all Tinkonians). This marked the end of The Confederation war 1589-95.

The Romans return with allies ~1650, it was no longer a Roman-Yashou axis, nay. It was the Roman-Yashou-RoT-Cyrene-Tonuva alliance, or the great gold coalition. Most had gathered after the economic collapse caused by the already 12 year long conflict which meant a decline in gold trade. They would wage war for nearly 5 years before being able to resolve the conflict scoring several great battles. The peace treaty had been signed with acceptable agreements but not good enough to repay the costs of the war. The two powers was near bankruptsy at the end of the war and few saw a true end.

The resolve was that 2 Roman legions and 1 Minor settler legion along with a roman colony town became permanently stationed in the Royalty of Tinkonii making it the strongest and most heavilly armoured nation in the whole of Africa, but at the cost of becoming a vassal. In contrast to their kin in the south who was left broken but with an awesome industry to support any war and allies they'd gathered in the Great Confederacy of Free Tinko (Africa), this gigant would be known as The Second Tinkonian Empire, and would try and revitilize the past in the modern era aiming to reunite the whole of Tinko-Tinko.

The Great Tinkonian Unification War (1595) 1638-1660 had paved the way for a new world (Indeed so for the Romans). The clear split between north and south became apparent with the Roman occupation. Leaving the south with the dream of a yet to be united Tinko-Tinko, and the north as a global kingdom. Sepparate were their paths as one searched itself to other worldly powers whilst the other transformed into the second Tinkonian Empire filled with bitterness and hatred towards its humiliating stance looking to unite all of Tinko (Africa) to its cause expelling all who did not belong in their vision of this continent.