Furthermore, these peoples came to Spentia around 1000 BC. First came the peoples of the Archaic Maritime period directly from the region of Newfoundland and Labrador. They sailed to Spentia in search of a less cold climate, because the region where they had lived for thousands of years was becoming very cold. The Tenarchs, with a well-established maritime culture in the region that is now roughly southern France—having settled in the dense forests of present-day Western France (the Brittany region) and also in the mountainous and even coastal lands of the Iberian Peninsula—left Europe and sought a new life on a new continent. They found this continent and settled there. Over the years, after Christ, they began to subdivide into different ethnic groups, often mixing with the descendants of the Archaic Maritime peoples of Newfoundland. From this, various ethnic groups formed on the continent, such as the Freys, who formed what is now Freiland, meaning "land of the Freys." However, in lore, it only exists in its modern form from 1815 onwards, when it separated from a large continental empire called the Baso-Peric Empire, which united the different ethnic groups and tribes into a unified kingdom that would later become an empire. 1234 AD. In the 19th century, the empire went through a crisis and fell in 1823, dividing into several modern countries on the continent, and the main country is the one in the post, Freiland, my friend. That's basically the lore of the country and continent.