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In Draconian folklore, the tribes have unified under the leadership of a being simply known as "the Ezhaan" (the highest Draconian title), a warrior and spiritual teacher, whom a council proclaimed as the ruler of all Draconians.

The Great State of the Ezhaan's Absolute Dynasty emerged and was able to capture large portions of the Draconian homeworld and combine them into a tightly controlled area, enforce martial law throughout the planet, and establish a merit system for the general populace.

In the years leading up to the death of the first Ezhaan, the Great State, then under the rule of the council that appointed him, had entered the Industrial Age, with steam-powered vehicles able to cross the dense jungles and seas that were once impassable.

The Ezhaan's empire would somewhat fracture due to failed rebel states but would soon enter another technological revolution, advancing the Draconian race from the Industrial Age into the Space Age by roughly a century or so.

In honor of the first Ezhaan, many statues were constructed across the worlds under the Dracosphere. Including a colossal sculpture carved out of the face of an isolated mountain range now called "Mount Ezhaan," looking over the flatlands where sky burials are performed on Hylonomos IV.

What's interesting is that every statue of the first Ezhaan seems to always depict him as a salamander in robes wearing a loop of prayer beads around his neck. Which is peculiar because the Draconian race consists entirely of non-avian reptiles (except snakes), not amphibians. So what happened to them?

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Description
In Draconian folklore, the tribes have unified under the leadership of a being simply known as "the Ezhaan" (the highest Draconian title), a warrior and spiritual teacher, whom a council proclaimed as the ruler of all Draconians.

The Great State of the Ezhaan's Absolute Dynasty emerged and was able to capture large portions of the Draconian homeworld and combine them into a tightly controlled area, enforce martial law throughout the planet, and establish a merit system for the general populace.

In the years leading up to the death of the first Ezhaan, the Great State, then under the rule of the council that appointed him, had entered the Industrial Age, with steam-powered vehicles able to cross the dense jungles and seas that were once impassable.

The Ezhaan's empire would somewhat fracture due to failed rebel states but would soon enter another technological revolution, advancing the Draconian race from the Industrial Age into the Space Age by roughly a century or so.

In honor of the first Ezhaan, many statues were constructed across the worlds under the Dracosphere. Including a colossal sculpture carved out of the face of an isolated mountain range now called "Mount Ezhaan," looking over the flatlands where sky burials are performed on Hylonomos IV.

What's interesting is that every statue of the first Ezhaan seems to always depict him as a salamander in robes wearing a loop of prayer beads around his neck. Which is peculiar because the Draconian race consists entirely of non-avian reptiles (except snakes), not amphibians. So what happened to them?

Links:
Instagram
Twitter
Deviantart
Newgrounds