The Age of Uruk: the Rise and Fall of Ten Thousand Dynasties

In the first year of Jiukong, the city of Uruk emerged from the city-state. After twelve years of conquest, it annexed the Haiyi, Aliping, and Daoyi tribes and laid the foundation of the dynasty. In the following thousand years, the war continued in the mainland - the Uruk Dynasty transformed into an empire, the Suget Empire was short-lived, the Aping Federation swept across all directions, and the thirty-eight emperors of the Pseudo-Wen Dynasty changed like a revolving lantern. The two nomadic khanates of dog slaves and cat slaves successively dominated the grasslands, and the Gara dynasty lasted for 540 years until the Okuz cavalry broke through the mountains and rivers. By the time of 1750, the Okuz Empire had dominated the mainland for nearly five hundred years, and the Hope Dynasty in the New World was quietly rising, ushering in a new era. This is an epic of blood and fire written by hundreds of dynasties and thousands of monarchs.