The troubled times of Safirk's calamity were officially pacified under the reign of Ford III, and he subjugated or subjugated all the Safirki nobles who did not submit to the rule of the Mstoch dynasty, making the rule of the Mstoch dynasty over Safirk truly stable, which can be said to be a great good.

But there is another point that has been repeatedly criticized by the Mstoch Dynasty, especially at that time, which was muttered very seriously by the nobles in private, that is, they all thought that the Mstoch Dynasty, a small border tribe from the Western Wilderness, only relied on the foreign aid of Medas to conquer Safirchi, and whether the Mstochy family itself could be regarded as a Meedas nobleman had to put a question mark.

In this regard, the Mstoch family wants to say that the conscience of heaven and earth, if Sakdo I is indeed with the help of the power of Medas, but Ford III has been working hard from beginning to end to create today's foundation, after all, Medas, who was busy with the "Nando War", was unwilling to go deep into the valley, and Ford III could only rely on himself.

However, most of the nobles of Safirch said that I didn't listen to me, and anyway, the Mstoch family was a small and unsavage tribe with foreign blood.

For this, the Mstoch dynasty did not have a good way to solve it, but to let time erase the gap between themselves and them.

After the death of Ford III in 1740, he was succeeded by his son Samo, known as Samo III, who reigned for 12 years and passed the throne in 1752 to his son Tyre II, who reigned for 20 years and passed the throne to his cousin Saktor II in 1772.

As a member of the Mstoch dynasty who was not a direct descendant, Sakdo II faced many difficulties and challenges in his succession, so Sakdo II had to show enough proof that he was capable of ruling Safirch, and Sakdo II's choice was to pick on the Medas issue.

As the rule of the Mstoch dynasty over Safirk became more and more solid, the connection with Medas was consciously reduced and dissolved, and by the time of Sakdo II, the connection between the two sides had become extremely indifferent, and Medas no longer regarded Safirki as a branch of small protons, but more as a source of wealth.

Therefore, after taking office, under the pretext of illness and rebellion in the country, Safidol II did not go to the capital of Midas to meet the Sunset King like the previous two kings, and did not even mention his own name of Medas, and Medas, who felt deeply betrayed, issued an ultimatum to Safirč, and after being refused, the "Safič War of Independence" broke out in 1775.

Safirch's rise was not alone, and as Midas was at war in the south, the northern state of Medas, Yajocto, soon sent emissaries to Safirk to form an alliance with Safirch, and Safirki quickly joined forces with the country that he had only heard of in Midas's books.

In the 14th century, Ma Weiji, a famous traveler in the Surassie region, was taken away by a mysterious group of merchants when he was a child, and followed them from Surassie first west and then south, all the way to the southeastern tip of Middle-earth.

At first, everyone regarded the travelogues of Roman Hefei in this book as fantasy literature, but it was not until later that the countries interacted with each other that they realized that Ma Weiji's description was completely true and surprisingly accurate, supplementing many records that the locals did not notice.

In his travelogues, a man of the mid-to-late 14th century, nearly six hundred years after Bosonide, Mavij's travelogue shows that from the port of Tonila, which had only been founded for a few years, there was a vast barren land, devoid of any civilization, only infested by barbarians known as the Rodins, who had to travel for several months to reach Bairech.

At that time, Baireh was the northernmost port city of Yayokdo, the extreme north of the world in the geographical concept of Yayokdo, and it was also a civilization that was unfamiliar to even the Aifengqi people, and the first new and strange civilization that Ma Weiji saw. Yayoktor is not a native civilization, he is the Ami civilization that worships the god of light and the sun from the source confidence.

The Ami civilization was born in 447 A.D., and after hundreds of years of development, it entered an irretrievable era of chaos in 1033, and in 1132, two oligarchic groups rose in chaos and replaced the old aristocracy, one centered on the old capital of Finitor and the other centered on Yoctaor in the north.

After several fruitless wars, the two oligarchic groups decided to reconcile, jointly divide and rule Ami, and repair the losses caused by the war, and when the ancestor of the saints, Mey, arrived in 1155, the two oligarchs had already made a truce, so Mayi could implement the priesthood in this peaceful land.

However, after decades of peace, the conflicts and contentions between the two oligarchic groups became more and more and more intense, and the southern oligarchy occupying Finidol took the old capital as the righteousness and suppressed the northern oligarchy everywhere, so the Yorkew group declared independence in 1218, that is, Yayoctore.

Since then, the Ami civilization has been divided into the southern Ami and the northern Ayokdo, and the ethnic group has given rise to the branch of the Ayokdo.

After Yayoctor became independent, he fought with Ami for hundreds of years, but for various reasons, the two countries failed to help each other, until a new character joined, that is, in the south of Ami, Medas, who believed in the god of light and sunset.

After learning that there was a new country in the south of Ami, the believing Yajocto immediately sent an envoy to contact Medas, and thoughtfully told Medas what he knew about Ami, and finally the two countries jointly declared war on Ami, and the north and south flanked Ami, this time Ami was lacking in skills, and was completely weakened after the war.

Needless to say, this war had a profound impact on all three countries, and for the victorious two countries, the Monotai family took advantage of this brilliant victory to establish the Monotai dynasty in Maidas in 1539, and the Gulov family established the Gulov dynasty in Yayoktor in 1548.

After the fiasco, Ami learned from the pain, and after a fierce choice, decided to sell the country to Yayokdo at the cost of becoming a vassal state, after all, Yayokdo and Ami are of the same language and species, and it is much better to be conquered by Midas than to be conquered by Medas.

However, Yayoktor really has a good mouth, and after almost exploring Ami, he wrote and directed himself to force Ami to sign the "Treaty of Modesty of Mu Chaolai" in 1581, and humbly allowed himself to be annexed by Yayocto, in order to seek better protection - anyway, Yajoctou said so.

Subsequently, the enterprising Gulov dynasty carried out a second restructuring in the country of Yayokdo, ambitiously moving the capital from Yorkdor in the north to Munch Hill in the south, preparing for the next attack on Midas.

After all, in the war of the joint attack on Ami, Yayoktor certainly annexed the territory of Ami's north, but Medas also annexed the territory of Ami's south, and it was still the vital province of Nando, and the annexation of Nanduoda Province made Yajoktor feel like a chok.

Of course, this is not because of how sympathetic the Gulov dynasty was to the Yami people who were conquered by foreign races, but because of the geographical location of Nanda Province. On the eastern side of the province is the magnificent mountain range that runs down from Romanhefe, with a small mountain range in the middle, which divides its territory into two narrow mountain corridors, communicated by only a few passes.

In the past, Nanduoda Province had no strategic role as the southernmost province of Amy, but when Yayoktor conquered Yami, it was very uncomfortable to be affected by Nanda Province, which meant that as long as Midas was willing, he could rush out of Nanda Province at any time to plunder Yayoktor, and it was difficult for Yajoktor to cross the mountains to take revenge on Medas.

It was under the guidance of this idea that the anxious and anxious Ajoctous launched an attack on Midas in 1681, which was later called the "Nando War", and its name came from the fact that the cause of the war was the struggle for the province of Nando.

Of course, the reason for Yayokdo's declaration of war is not a strategic threat, but that Nanduo Province is a large province of the Yami people, so it is a matter of course for Yayokduo to recover Nanduo Province.

When Ford III was confronted by the rebellion of the local nobles and family opposition in Safirk, Medas was in the midst of the "Nando War", which had been going on for 18 years, and the mountains of Nando were drained with the blood of the Maidas and the Yayokti, so there was really no time to help Ford III.

Of course, Midas also said so, Ford III, you are our relatives, if you really can't stay and return to Bus, we can keep you no matter how difficult it is, but the arrogant Ford III is so willing to be a phoenix? So he waged a decades-long melee with the local rebels in order to be the head of the chicken.

The Nando War ended in 1717, and although Midas successfully held the province of Nando, the two northernmost bridgeheads of the province were captured by Yajocto, which meant that Yajocto had a more stable forward base, and the next Yajocto's attack would be more violent.

And sure enough, with the outbreak of the "Safir Qi War of Independence", the long-awaited Yajocto finally seized the opportunity to fight with Safirki against Medas, and Midas finally experienced what happened to Amy more than 200 years ago, and finally in 1799, with the fall of Seroye, Medas declared his country.

After the fall of Medas, Yayoktor not only recovered the province of Nando, but also invaded the central province of Seliti, the most fertile province of Medas, and although Safirki only obtained some leftovers in the eastern part of Medas, namely Bim and Saima, as a shadow that had hung over the heads of the Mstoch dynasty for hundreds of years, it finally dissipated at this moment, and no one would bother the Mstoch dynasty with the problem of the Medas people.

However, although Midas fell, Yajocchi, which had invaded from the far north all the way south to the Seliti Province (formerly the Central Province of Seliti), became a new threat to Safirk, after all, Safirki could only be said to be worthless compared to the vast territory of Yayocto.

In the midst of this tension, Safirki reorganized the autonomous province of Mkhs and prepared for a possible invasion, but it was precisely because of its vast territory and poor means of transportation that it was possible to say that the province of Nanda was able to say that Yajocto's rule over the province of Seliti could only be described as a tyrannical expropriation, which soon provoked a rebellion among the Medas people.

In the face of the challenge of the Medas rebellion, Yajocto's pertinent assessment is that he is at a loss, full of mistakes, and has created a lot of jokes that make Saffilch jaw-dropping.

So after Yajoktor hurriedly put down the rebellion, Safir Qiqi silently carried out a new restructuring in the country, moving the capital from Pegen in the east to Muss in the west to better unify the land of Medas.