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Retrovian Empire

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Retrovia, an empire that was once the center of every thing in time. The Greeks, Romans and more ancient people were included into the pantheon of the fictional world. The whole planet is called ParaEarth a planet that has everything from the time of the dinosaurs to the present. The people of ParaEarth are alike in some ways.

Nowadays, the world of the Retrovian Empire has rather broken down. Immense disorder encompasses the world, and this great amount of entropy is only sustained by the constant absorption of reality from other worlds. The Retrovian Empire now sits on a massive range of other 'chunks' that it had subsumed, but even so, these annexed portions of reality are starting to suffer from the world's entropy and are breaking down as well. This is clearly an old and exhausted world. Some day the entire, far-flung Empire will become a dead world.



Flag of the Retrovian Empire
Retrovian Empire


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[edit] Government

Retrovia came under the Roman Empire and before then they lived in tribes. Then came the Age of Reasoning about 1000 A.D. The Retrovians set up the Burgas as a form of local government in Lorica. The Supreme Chamber of Retrovia is the upper house of legislation Civitas as well.

Lorican Defense Agency

The Retrovian government ran a defense program that protects Lorica from any invasions. This helps them watch the region from any enemies of the Retrovian Empire and Lorica. This agency is one of the largest and oldest in the country.

BPW

The Board of Public Welfare logo

Board of Public Welfare, an organized group of citizens who puts bans on pornographic, and obscene material from being looked at.

Occupied regions

Polish name: Zajmowane okolice


Kyratovian name: Adiccion Nostro

This place doesn't existice

[edit] Regions

The provincias or regions that includes the realm are here:

An old map of Retrovia

[edit] Earth Empire

[edit] See also

[edit] Motto

Terra ut servo in incrementum in amplitudo Latin meaning "Land that keeps on growth in size"