Enderog Empire

The Enderog Empire was an empire that ruled Ambara, Nedraid, Devernien, and the surrounding territory from its creation in 0 to its invasion in 1,984 by the Dirkingo Empire.

The Fracturing
The Enderogs were subject to one of the most violent births of any empire in galactic history. They originated in a culturally diverse area, and as a result, had to fight multiple empires that had very strong ethnic ties. The Enderogs eventually carved out their space in the galaxy just in time to join the First Galactic War.

The First Galactic War
The Enderogs joined the fray of the war around 342, and as a result, were immersed into an already-raging conflict. It had some skirmishes with the Dirkingo Empire in 657, but other than that, had no major events occur.

Illsifid-Enderog War
The Enderogs, in their quest to dominate the region, decided to absorb the Illsifid Empire. It was a relatively simple task due to the inferior nature of Illsifid technology.

Enderog-Dirkingo War
After a victory over the Illsifids, the Enderogs lunged into a campaign against the Dirkingos, which, initially, seemed to be a reasonable endeavor. However, as the war progressed, it became clear that the main strength of the Dirkingo Empire was its sustainability. As the attrition phase of the war began, Enderog troops began to starve and were killed in droves. The war reached a full turning point in 1,865, and in 1,984, Enderog was invaded by the Dirkingos.

Religion
The Enderog religion was largely based upon the fight for the Enderog ethnicity and the honor and glory that comes with being a part of their fine race.

Art
Enderog art was largely visual, often depicting the subjugation of "others".

Technology
Enderog technology valued ergonomics over all else, affirming that technology should be designed to fit the needs of the Enderog people.

Command Structure
Requirements to advance to a general were loose, other than the noteworthy need to be of pure Enderog blood. This must be affirmed by genetic testing on both of the candidate's parents.

Soldier Life
The most prominent feature of being a soldier was the obvious caste system. Although not official, non-ethnic soldiers would often be tasked with more dangerous jobs, and would even be used as thrall in battle.

Trade
Enderog trade followed a somewhat pretentious tone-the Enderogs assumed that economic deals were at their hand