Hincar

Hincar [ hɪn kɑr ] was a famous city that stood from 216 FA - 2465 FA, making it the second longest standing city in the west of Sari Alenia. It was the third city to be founded in the area after Harnus and Renshaw, and it was the very last to be destroyed. In its time it hosted 6 rebel movements, the most devestating of which being the fourth rebel movement and the sixth rebel movement. It also went through several political models from an imperial system, to the bi-monarchy system , before a long line of hereditary rule , and finally a democratic republic (still void of universal suffrage ). Hincar played a major role in the affairs of the west thanks to the life of Darreci Hamriah and after him Sudawen and Fimartru.

The city had a large mine that was used to make it prosperous until the mine was collapsed in the third rebel movement and production stoped as gang activity and rebellions rose. The city had restricted culture due to oppressive regimes for the majority of its existence. However, Hincar developed a libary and a sizeable academic community, which also became heavily suppressed during the later stages of the second rebel movement. The city gave birth to a wide variety of political, philosophical and spiritual ideas that shaped many aspects of society. The most notable spiritual movement in Hincar's existence was the nihilistic and sadistic division of anti-humanitarianism.

The destruction of Hincar was brought about by the teachings of Hamriah, and a rise in the following of his views, first with the fifth rebel movement, then with the sixth rebel movement. His beliefs that humans were a substandard race, cheating the concepts of natural selection and guarenteed to destroy themselves. His efforts to destroy every human city were realised due to his growing following, which eventually conspired to destroy the city. The destruction of Hincar marked an end to the colonisation of the west, and allowed the Meshcamara to grow in numbers and pose a threat to the east.

First rebel movement
In 327 FA Hincar left the imperial system with the victory of the People's Alliance in the first rebel movement against the forces of the fourth emperor. The events of the movement were kept largely away from the public, with cloak and daggar operations and assassinations by the imperial elites and the aristocratic elites. With very few fighters on either side the result was mainly decided by superior weaponry and training, a competition that the the People's Alliance scarcely won. The ultimate victory was acheived through exposing the "invisible emperor" and turning the public against him, allowing the aristocracy to enter power through the bi-monarchy. The first rebel movement would set the context by which each reign over Hincar would collapse, large scale revolts. It also lead to the real implementation of authoritarian measures and true oppression instigated by the elites of Hincar. As people began to become increasingly irritated by the bi-monarchy the emperors began to be portrayed as leaders of a utopia, destroyed by the People's Alliance, and this was one of the main reasons the third rebel movement was able to gain such a strong hold over the people.

Second rebel movement
Between 549-628