The Age of the Divine Calendar

This is an alternate-history world spanning more than two thousand years. From the Huonong dynasty kindling the first spark of civilization in the first year of the Divine Era to the An dynasty's final unification in 1466 AD, countless dynasties rose and fell across this continent. Huonong conquered the northern lands and the Eastern Yi, laying the foundations. The Hua and Kong dynasties successively dominated the Central Plains. The Yin dynasty became the first transregional empire. The Liao, Song, Jing, and Nue dynasties stood as four rival powers, ushering in an age of multipolarity. The Yue dynasty united the south, while the You kingdom launched expeditions into the Western Regions. The Parthian, Turkic, and Kangzang empires formed a three-way balance of power in the west. The Ping dynasty conquered Southeast Asia to the south. Finally, the An dynasty ended a thousand years of division and established an eternal empire encompassing the entire known world. Across these long centuries, hundreds of emperors rose to the heights of power, only to fade into the dust of history, together composing a grand and sweeping heroic epic.