The Evolution of the Indian Empire

So it Begins

As the indian empire had just begun to claim a stake in the beautiful world the people had already become demanding. ranting more food more land more freedom. The king tried his best as he sent out the first warriors to scout land around the city and see the riches this world had to offer. He used money collected by the citizens to research technologies. And he tried his best to meet those needs to prevent rebellions, thieves, and sabotage of his own empire. His job was to unite the people and he did just that. The capitol had been strategically placed next to a river and there was stone, spices, and many other minerals nearby. There were many riches nearby that the citizens wanted but there was no way to get it. The empire was then set on finding out a way to extract these minerals the world had given them. At the same time warriors were still exploring and had come across ruins. They had thoroughly explored the ruins taking everything of use which consisted of a new weapons which made their previous tools inferior. The population grew and monuments and houses were built as well as a strong passion toward the mighty Indian empire. The well armed troops continued their search around earth for new riches and found yet more ruins. When they explored these ruins it hade given the empire culture which diversified the citizens and made the Indian empire unique as they were able to unlock social policies. They explored liberty as they were a rapid growing civilization looking to claim land for the mighty Indian empire. At last they had found a way to extract the minerals, it was mining. All they needed now was the people and resources to set up these mining camps. At the same time they had come across another society. Their way of life was much different yet they were very friendly giving the Indian empire gold when they first encountered. While their where many things the country needed to get done once they found a new people their minds were set on exploring. The first true scouts were recruited and set off to explore. They were much better equipped to travel across the vast lands compared to the warriors making them the ideal troop to explore the amazing world that had been given to them. The borders of India grew along with the knowledge of what the world hade to offer. Then another policy was adopted which again was in the tree of liberty. As exploration slowly lost the interest of many, it really came to a stop when a encampment of more people was discovered. They were not generous and threatened the scouts. They immediately became an enemy of the Indian empire and were deemed ad minorities and were never allowed in the empire. For the fear that they might come across more barbarians like the ones the found funding for exploration was at a stand still and the Indian empire was then focused on building a military to take down the disgusting barbarians. Exploration continued though despite the setbacks and the Indian empire explored the land finding more cities, ruins, and barbarians. The Indian empire had had enough and started sending their army to deal with the pesky barbarians. At the same time they had finally gained a big enough workforce to start the mining camps something that the people have been wanting for quite some time. While things inside the empire were going well; sprawling economy, expanding workforce, growing population, increasing borders. Outside something had to be done. The barbarians had completely infested the lands anywhere the scouts went there were barbarians. The nearby cities were all requesting that the Indian empire would assist them in their efforts to get rid of the barbarians. So finally the Indian empire made their first campaign and set out warriors to deal with the barbarians. As time went on the campaign was turning into a disaster. It was  a bloodbath as more and more barbarians came in the warriors were flanked. Not even there advanced weapons could hold back the barbarians enormous army, and the battle was lost and no survivors were ever found. At the same time the scouts were also brutally attacked by the barbarians while exploring luckily they were able to escape. However  this did not set easily with the Indian empire and all funding was put forth into its military. While the battle with the barbarians was going on a group of settlers were set of to make a new city up north called Mumbai. After the success of that city more settlers banded together in search of rich lands to set up another city but this time it was to dangerous as the barbarians had crushed the army and barbarians were everywhere. So the settlers had no choice but to wait cowering in the capital until conditions outside the border improved. But conditions did not improve things only got worse. Barbarians had managed to break through all lines of defense and enter the borders of the Indian empire. The city bombarded the enemy with rocks and the scouts participated in the war taking on as many barbarians as they could. Luckily this time the Indian empire had succeeded in taking on the barbarians but there were still more to come. However the people were terrified and questioned the strength of their own country. As was expected another wave of barbarians came along bringing nothing but terror. This time they were stopped at the border and bombarded with more rocks and attacked by the scouts. All the surviving barbarians became slaves. The empire was in desperate need of military help for if another wave of barbarians came the Indian empire could suffer heavy losses. Unfortunately another wave of barbarians approached. It seemed as if there was nothing beyond the borders besides barbarians and the death they brought. Despite great odds these barbarians were again held of at the border by scouts and any other help they could get. While some citizens left the war torn country, some became strongly devoted to the empire as the past couple of successes had brought up their moral. Finally after a time with no military beside a couple scouts, a small group of warriors were recruited. They didn't have the advanced weapons like the ones who had died trying to fight a barbarian encampment, but it was better than the scouts who had defended the city despite great odds. The newly recruited warriors led the settlers across the lands ensuring that the settlers would be safe with them. The settlers found a spot and built their city it was placed right next to a barbarian encampment but with the new recruited troops they were able to attack and bombard all the barbarians in close proximity and took the survivors as slaves. After countless victories and an expanding military the campaign set out to destroy the barbarians nearby was coming to an end. Once the war was over the people were unhappy as the high taxes to pay for the campaign had done more damage to them than the barbarians.