This principled expansive kingdom was noted for its advanced geology and brewing. It was destroyed by bizarre experiments caused by interest in forbidden things, leaving behind only economic theories.
This generous aquatic country was noted for its advanced animal husbandry and theology. It was destroyed by a flood, leaving behind only trade routes.
This altruistic arctic commonwealth was noted for its advanced sculpture. It was destroyed by bizarre experiments, leaving behind only government buildings.
This mystic woodland commonwealth was noted for its advanced road-building. It was destroyed by nature spirits because of the people's extreme disrespect, leaving behind only currency.
This miserly mountain empire was noted for its advanced road-building. It was destroyed by foreign invaders because of the people's extreme greed, leaving behind only its religion and trade routes.
This cruel tundra kingdom was noted for its advanced zoology. It was destroyed by a flood, leaving behind only ruins.
This ruthless island country was noted for its advanced zoology and meteorology. It was destroyed by political coruption caused by interest in forbidden things, leaving behind only culinary knowledge and superstitions.
This sadistic aerial country was noted for its advanced combat skills. It was destroyed by political coruption caused by religious differences, leaving behind only weapons and its language.
This pragmatic expansive republic was noted for its advanced canal-building. It was destroyed by social breakdown caused by arrogance, leaving behind only relics and art.
This alienated woodland domain was noted for its advanced history. It was destroyed by a plague, leaving behind only treasures.
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