The Illustrious Empire of Itinerate Tree Dweller is a historically powerful nation, rich in history and traditions. Having been exiled from the Roman Empire in 130 A.D., large groups of the roman elite, along with soldiers and Germanic slaves, moved eastward toward India, following a newly opened trade route to the east. The Romans hoped to found a new city-state further from mainland Rome; they had fallen out of favor with the established Roman Emperor, Hadrian, and were exiled from Rome 'until the end of time.' A Roman Elite by the name of Xerik, or Xericus in latin maintained order within the group, leading them further east without much incident. Having reached the southern coast of India, the group decided to move further, building large boats and setting sail. Nearly 2000 years later
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| - The Illustrious Empire of Itinerate Tree Dweller is a historically powerful nation, rich in history and traditions. Having been exiled from the Roman Empire in 130 A.D., large groups of the roman elite, along with soldiers and Germanic slaves, moved eastward toward India, following a newly opened trade route to the east. The Romans hoped to found a new city-state further from mainland Rome; they had fallen out of favor with the established Roman Emperor, Hadrian, and were exiled from Rome 'until the end of time.' A Roman Elite by the name of Xerik, or Xericus in latin maintained order within the group, leading them further east without much incident. Having reached the southern coast of India, the group decided to move further, building large boats and setting sail. Nearly 2000 years later
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| - The Illustrious Empire of Itinerate Tree Dweller is a historically powerful nation, rich in history and traditions. Having been exiled from the Roman Empire in 130 A.D., large groups of the roman elite, along with soldiers and Germanic slaves, moved eastward toward India, following a newly opened trade route to the east. The Romans hoped to found a new city-state further from mainland Rome; they had fallen out of favor with the established Roman Emperor, Hadrian, and were exiled from Rome 'until the end of time.' A Roman Elite by the name of Xerik, or Xericus in latin maintained order within the group, leading them further east without much incident. Having reached the southern coast of India, the group decided to move further, building large boats and setting sail. Nearly 2000 years later, their hopes and dreams have turned into the nation of Itinerate Tree Dweller.
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