1 janv. 1000 av. J.-C. - The City of Selga is founded

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Selga was founded by the Selaiki People in the Panj River Lowland, which is located in present-day Tajikistan. The area was inhabited by typical human villages before being taken over by the Selaiki. Fortunately, the Selaiki were able to claim the land after the collapse of the Indus Civilization. Although material evidence suggests a gradual settlement of Selga, the Selaiki believed that their city was established by a legendary princess or priestess who led them out of tyranny and destruction to settle in the Hindu Kush Mountains. Due to its strategic location, Selga became a primary hub for trade on the emerging Silk Road. Throughout its history, it is estimated that Selga housed around 500,000 Selaiki, which accounts for about 1/5th of its population. It would play a key political role in how the seliki were to align there people with.

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