Moai Dynasty was a Telamonian dynasty of Polybloxian origin that ruled the lands of southern Manakapa between 963 and 1617.
History
The Moai Dynasty was founded after the Polybloxian invasion of the lands of the Kakadu Dynasty. The first rulers made their living from trade, mainly with the Neo-Japanese. The last lands of the Kakadu Dynasty were taken over only in 1176 (Principality of Hele Aku). Due to family disputes in the 11th century, the country was divided into 11 smaller principalities. Over time, they began to undergo gradual feudal fragmentation, which ultimately led to the division of the dynasty's lands into over 200 little states (as of around 1600). Between 1000 and 1150, the rulers of the dynasty repeatedly fought against the tribes of northern Manakapa. The family initially practiced Polybloxian folk beliefs, but later adopted Pokemonism, and then Buddhism or Telamonianism, derived from temple beliefs from Kohola, Aloha, Hilo and some smaller islands. As feudal fragmentation progressed, the warlords of the Moai Dynasty began to fight among themselves, which made it difficult to unite, advocated by famous thinkers of the time. In the years 1379-1431 there was a great war between various warlords, which, together with famines, almost destroyed the country. Several warlords in the 15th century managed to unite almost a quarter of the country, but their efforts were in vain. In the 16th century, the Moai Dynasty established contact with the Ro-Spanish and Ro-Portuguese, trading spices with them. Ultimately, it was Ro-Spain that brought Manakapa under its sphere of influence and de facto control of the dynasty's lands, which expanded when the Ro-Spain granted several allied warlords lands north of the original Moai Dynasty land. In the early 17th century, the warlord Keanu began to unify the dynasty. The Ro-Spanish initially supported him, but then decided to go to war with the new enemy. In 1617, after the victorious war, Keanu controlled over half of the lands of the Moai Dynasty and announced its abolition, founding the Kingdom of Manakapa and the Keanu Dynasty, which ruled until the 19th century.
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