Mandia / MANDIA

Chapter 1 The Founding
During the Golden Age of Humanity, a colony ship, commanded by Lieutenant Commander Divad Ke’ra, named Mandia was sent to an unknown planet.. The Colonial Union rejected the request of a group of colonist to colonize a system, in result the colonists raised money for the ship. The colonists landed on the system known as Davine. Upon reaching one of the planets there was life! Sadly the unknown alien colonist were hostile towards the ancient Mandians. The ancient Mandians met with the inferior species, and Ke’ra ordered them to be wiped. The quick and fierce battle lasted less than a few days, resulting in the destruction of the opposing species.

The primal Mandians settled the world losing contact with the rest of humanity entirely. They raised their offspring, telling tales that painted humanity as agents of injustice. This resulted in an institutional hatred of the Colonial Union. The colonies found major success under the wisdom of Chal’de Gur’poh, who revolutionized ways to farm and extract hydration from the planet. However, though they were successful, it also brought many problems. Some of which were several major diseases that almost brought the society to its knees. Despite the colonies fearing eventual destruction, one of the colonists who’d joined the movement, named Kana Mel’zon, brought medicines and treatments to combat this. They were quickly widespread as it found success and even cured the ailments entirely.

Chapter 2 Age of Darkness
In the beginning years of the colonies, Mandians found peace and prosperity in many senses. As time went on, disagreements began to arise, as Divad practiced many teachings of war that Kana openly disagreed with. This resulted in a major separation among colonists, which resulted in many groups separating to make their own colonies, which later became known as houses, or clans. The two most notable to be created were Clan Manda’yaim’s Hussars, led by Divad, and Clan Ijaat de Nau, led by Kana. The difference between them was almost as night and day, as Manda’yaim practiced destruction and war on an elite scale under the leadership of Ke’ra. Whilst Ijaat de Nau believed in healing and life. This caused tensions to rise far more than ever before.

As time went on, Divad began to see what he believed was Kana’s true colors, believing that her beliefs were flawed and doomed to fail as peace was introduced. As an act of aggression and a show of power, he requested a private audience with Kana. She hesitantly accepted, hoping that he would negotiate an end to the era of fragile peace, which turned out to be one of her final mistakes. He marched into her throne room, demanding that she disband her followers. Holding to her beliefs, she declined, which resulted in Divad killing her in front of her officers. This sent her house spiraling, even causing a small group of followers to take up arms and attempt to kill the man who saved them from the first invasion. After word spread of Divad’s actions nearly all followers of Kana disbanded from the main clans going to into a flurry of anger and war. For the first time, Kana’s followers the Ijaat de Nau abandoned her teachings and plunged into a time of bloodshed and unforgiving rage to ALL who followed Divad. This
not only laid waste to the area’s where both battled but to the population as a whole. No matter what side you fought for you were considered a enemy. This was truly when we were weak forgetting all of our morals and idea’s for vengeance against our own. These battles paved the way to other idea’s who wanted to go back to the times were Mandians found prosperity The biggest of the clans The House of Ultra’Moris which believed in Honor and reason to settle arguments not with dirty tricks but man to man combat no matter how much it negatively affected them. It was this belief that later spread to all the clans which we follow to this day. A smaller group called House Ord’tyre saw wisdom in all of the clans not being convided one was better than the other but that all deserved to be unified into one single belief that kept the values of the clans but had a single goal that was one of triumph and restoration to the Mandian’s true nature.

Chapter 3 Defence of Mandia
Centuries of constant war has turned Mandia into ruins, the constant fighting between Manda’yaim’s Hussars and Ijaat de Nau has destroyed many clans and slowly decaying themselves. But a religion was formed of the ancient Mandians, Divad was now seen as the God of War. Kana was seen as the Goddess of Light or also known as the Goddess of Life and the reasonable Chal’de Gur’poh was seen as a living legend. But an ancient threat has returned to Mandia. The aliens have returned for revenge, the first couple years of the war the clans held strong but after centuries of inner war they withered in strength. The Clan Ultra’Moris held strong as they kept neutral during the Dark Age, as they help their land and the ancient landing site of the gods. But as years went on they only could hold so much before their strength gave way. Twenty Years have passed and the war rages on the Mandians are on the losing side, the clan Ord’tyre seeks alliance with Manda’yaim’s Hussars and Ijaat de Nau but they were rejected. They went to the clan Ultra’Moris to offer an alliance which they gratefully accepted. With Ultra’Moris and Ord’tyre allied they fought many battles side by side but still it wasn’t enough. Five years have passed and the two others clans finally join the alliance.
This was first in the entire history on Mandia the clans have united because of one man named Javis Chan’dlas, who demanded that they come together for a common cause and throw away their hatred towards one another. Javis Chan’dlas did belong to Ord’tyre but he did not recognise himself as a Ord’Tyre he recognised himself as a Mandian.

Mandias pride was the Holy Site it was the first meeting of the Gods. Clan Ultra’Moris held it strong but Clan Ijaat de Nau needed reinforcements so the valiant leader of Clan Ultra’Moris named Roboute Vasi’lakos sent his entire army and his son Christopher Vasi’lakos to go to their aid. Roboute held the holy site with his best ten warriors, and they fought hundreds of thousands of aliens to protect the sacred sight of Mandia. One by one these warriors fell, each of them slaying more than a thousand of the inferior aliens. As Roboute saw this he and one of his warriors fought back to back until Roboute was killed and only his warrior of the name Nihc Sil’van had survived.

The Clan Manda’yaim’s Hussars were known to be great warriors. During the Battle of Divad’s Glory. The Hussars amounted a suicidal charge into a fight which they knew would be their last. As the aliens severely outnumbered the Hussars, the Clan Leader of the Hussars knew he must win this. He did the unthinkable and charged. As the battle ended the Hussars where on top they took no prisoners and showed no remorse to the wounded or dead invaders.
Over time the Ijaat de Nau’s elders not only saw the damage they were doing to their own world but the immense feeling of betrayal to Kana and her teachers. It was not only the biggest betrayal it was the breaking point for the clan. Their abilities as healers and people of immense wisdom were being wasted on battles that only saw death of people who were of the same ancestors. This revelation shocked the clan and helped forge the ways to the new beginning of the Ijaat de Nau.