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We've added a couple of mods made since that do interesting things, but we'd love to hear about other great mods for the game. I think.Our best Mount and Blade 2 Bannerlord mods guide will show you all of the best mods in the game so far. The Empire literally has a piece of Roman history mentioned to describe a law. Some of the in-game laws I assume will make some factions more obvious. That's all I remember from the devblogs about the factions. Pretty controversial for most but I'll include the Byzantines as Romans as well. Khuzait most famously Mongols but probably influence from other steppe cultures as well.Д®mpire is basically Rome. Sturgians are Slavic (probably the Rus of Rurik's time as the Nords are mixed in as a minor faction I believe.) Also natives of Calradia and then a certain empire encroaches upon their land. Another nod is them taking heads as trophies (one of the peoples I vaguely recall having done as such). Adding y to de though.Д«attanians are Celtic. Vlandians are Normans but there's probably another mixed in for the crossbows (or a reference to the eventual Rhodoks that broke from them in Warband). However, with the recent splinter of the Empire, they took the opportunity to restore senate power in the Empire. They rallied around General Garios, a well respected and renowned warrior.ДЄs the centuries went by, the Imperial senate lost more and more power. The Empire is based off the Byzantine Empire.ДЄfter the death of the Emperor, many soldiers wished to appoint the best military leader as Emperor. She does not want direct power for herself, but rather the Emperor's only child, a daughter named Ira. The Southern Empire is led by Empress-Regent Rhagea, the wife of the Emperor. This fractured the Empire into three different factions each vying to appoint their own leaders as the true Emperor. Before he could appoint a successor to the throne, however, he was assassinated in his sleep. The last emperor was regarded as a great ruler, though he was reluctant to appoint an heir to the Empire. After Bannerlord, they overthrow the Khan and assert themselves as the true Khans. The Khergits are a clan within the Khuzait Khanate. Now the Khuzaits are united beneath one Khan, ready to trample Calradia beneath their mighty hooves. Khuzait clans have raided and traded in Imperial land for decades, living independant of any Khan. The Khuzait are steppe-nomads from the far East. After the events of Bannerlord, Banu Sarran overthrows Banu Hulyan and replaces them as Sultans. Banu Sarran is a clan within the Aserai, the ancestors of the Sarranids. With the recent fracture of the Empire, they've banded beneath one Sultan to pillage and conquer the Empire.

They've mostly lived under the indirect control of the Empire for centuries, with the Empire paying vast sums of wealth to those who control the Naharan oases. The Aserai live within the vast Southern desert known as the Nahara. After Bannerlord, Battania as a nation is completely wiped from Calradia and their peoples are assimilated by the various kingdoms in Warband. Battanian archers are regarded as the best in Calradia. For centuries they've slowly been losing more and more of their territory, leaving them where they are now, with little land. The original inhabitants of Calradia, the Battanians are a dying people. The Vagirovids are a clan within Sturgia, speculated to be the ancestors of the Vaegirs. Eventually, the Nords fully invade and wind up creating the Kingdom of the Nords and Vaegirs. There's not much else written about them, I think. They don't like kings, but they need someone to rule, so they put a figurehead with power as their leader. The Principality of Sturgia is made up of former steppe-nomads, Nordic adventurers, and likely a good portion of Battanians. After Bannerlord, Vlandia would become Swadia, which eventually led to the birth of the Rhodoks.

Eventually the Vlandiansr rebelled, conquering the Imperial capital of Baranavos (Praven). This worked in the Empire's favor, for a time at least. So, they began paying the Vlandians with land and titles. They initially worked for the Empire's silver, but the Empire never had enough to pay them. The Vlandians were originally travelers, adventurers, and mercenaries from another continent. As everyone has already explained their cultural influence, I will now shove lore down your throat.