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| - Gallic Empire was an empire founded during the third century crisis.
- The Gallic Empire, or fully The Empire of Gaul is mentioned in in-universe historiography as a state that formed in western Europe from the tribal federation that ruled the territory of today's France after the Roman occupation had been ousted by the revolt of Vercingetorix in 52BC. The formal starting point for the Gallic Empire specifically as an etatist monarchy is normally set to 260 AD, the point at which the Gaulish tribes, formerly a loose federation around a High King elected from among themselves, took the provinces of Britain and Hispania from the Roman Empire in the latter's 3rd century crisis. It is uncertain whether the presence of the Gallic Empire, which did not exist in our world (or is at least not indicated to have existed in the form given in Random Kingdom), is indicati
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| - Gallic Empire was an empire founded during the third century crisis.
- The Gallic Empire, or fully The Empire of Gaul is mentioned in in-universe historiography as a state that formed in western Europe from the tribal federation that ruled the territory of today's France after the Roman occupation had been ousted by the revolt of Vercingetorix in 52BC. The formal starting point for the Gallic Empire specifically as an etatist monarchy is normally set to 260 AD, the point at which the Gaulish tribes, formerly a loose federation around a High King elected from among themselves, took the provinces of Britain and Hispania from the Roman Empire in the latter's 3rd century crisis. It is uncertain whether the presence of the Gallic Empire, which did not exist in our world (or is at least not indicated to have existed in the form given in Random Kingdom), is indicative of an early divergence in the events in Random Kingdom from those of our world, or whether its mentioning is simply a phenomenon caused by the loss of accurate historiographic information through the Cataclysm or the mere passage of time between the time it is supposed to have existed in, and the present, rendering antiquity quasi-mythical to a time in which even our modern civilization is considered antediluvian.
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