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| − | Over twenty-two thousand years ago<!-- = before 20,000 BC --> (at the time of the [[Seven Empires]] started to decline), the isle of Atlantis was a wilderness, with no true rulership, but barely tamed by barbarians.<!-- {{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe # |
+ | Over twenty-two thousand years ago<!-- = before 20,000 BC --> (at the time of the [[Seven Empires]] started to decline), the isle of Atlantis was a wilderness, with no true rulership, but barely tamed by barbarians.<!-- {{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #1|; [[Atlantis]]' entry}} --> |
| − | Circa 19,500 BC, Atlanteans started to spread on the mainland as mercenaries in the religious and political feuds existing between the greater powers.<!-- {{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe # |
+ | Circa 19,500 BC, Atlanteans started to spread on the mainland as mercenaries in the religious and political feuds existing between the greater powers.<!-- {{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #1|; [[Atlantis]]' entry}} --> |
| − | By 19,000 BC, Atlantis was the seat of a minor empire based on trade and crafts, whose fortunes fluctuated over the next centuries.<!-- {{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe # |
+ | By 19,000 BC, Atlantis was the seat of a minor empire based on trade and crafts, whose fortunes fluctuated over the next centuries.<!-- {{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #1|; [[Atlantis]]' entry}} --> |
| − | <!-- need complete references -->Circa 18,500 BC,{{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe # |
+ | <!-- need complete references -->Circa 18,500 BC,{{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #1|; [[Atlantis]]' entry}} [[Kull (Earth-616)|Kull]],{{citation}} an Atlantean warrior{{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #1|; [[Atlantis]]' entry}} of the [[Sea-Mountain Tribe (Earth-616)|Sea-Mountain tribe]]{{citation}} rose as the Tiger King of the [[City of Wonders]]{{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #1|; [[Atlantis]]' entry}} and of [[Valusia]].{{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #1|; [[Atlantis]]' entry}}<!-- to be added: |
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| − | Some Atlantean refugees scattered on surviving islands, including [[Antillia]], [[Avalon]], [[Mayapan]], [[Opar]], [[Ptahuacan]], [[Ruta]] and [[Zothique]], and on what would became the [[Europe]]an continent.{{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe # |
+ | Some Atlantean refugees scattered on surviving islands, including [[Antillia]], [[Avalon]], [[Mayapan]], [[Opar]], [[Ptahuacan]], [[Ruta]] and [[Zothique]], and on what would became the [[Europe]]an continent.{{r|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #1|; [[Atlantis]]' entry}}<!-- => Cimmerians? --> |
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Revision as of 21:05, 4 September 2018
Please note that this page is a work in progress. See Atlantis (Disambiguation) for more information.
History
Pre-Cataclysmic Age
Over twenty-two thousand years ago (at the time of the Seven Empires started to decline), the isle of Atlantis was a wilderness, with no true rulership, but barely tamed by barbarians.
Circa 19,500 BC, Atlanteans started to spread on the mainland as mercenaries in the religious and political feuds existing between the greater powers.
By 19,000 BC, Atlantis was the seat of a minor empire based on trade and crafts, whose fortunes fluctuated over the next centuries.
Circa 18,500 BC,[2] Kull,[citation needed] an Atlantean warrior[2] of the Sea-Mountain tribe[citation needed] rose as the Tiger King of the City of Wonders[2] and of Valusia.[2]
Great Cataclysm
Hyborian Age
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Some Atlantean refugees scattered on surviving islands, including Antillia, Avalon, Mayapan, Opar, Ptahuacan, Ruta and Zothique, and on what would became the European continent.[2]
Modern Age
The continent was re-surfaced by Morgan le Fay.[3] Through her machinations, much of the nation of modern Atlantis was destroyed with its Homo mermanus residents exposed to the open air. The Inhumans' city of Attilan was relocated here and the Royal Family claimed hereditary rights to the land.[4] The island was later sunk through the actions of the Inhumans to protect themselves from human invaders and return the land to the Atlanteans.[5]Residents
Arthog (Earth-616)
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Arthog
Arthog was the slave master on board the Lemurian pirate craft which rescued and enslaved Kull when he escaped from Atlantis.[6]
Ku-Var (Earth-616)
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Ku-Var
Ku-Var was the self-proclaimed ruler of Atlantis. His blood-thirsty tribe wiped out half the barbarian population of the island and united the other half. He held absolute rule and chose his chief guard Iraina to fight Brule at the tournament proclaimed by King Governi of Thule. Ku-Var was killed by Iraina herself when he sexually offended her.[7]
Lhok-Nor (Earth-616)
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Lhok-Nor
Lhok-Nor was the chieftain of the Atlanteans, who promised her daughter Sareena to King Kull. As soon as Sareena was assassinated in the City of Wonders during the wedding ceremony, Lhok-Nor declared war to Valusia and attacked the capital. Kull then persuaded him and Taku to venture into the catacombs beneath the city and discover the real threat for the human race represented by the Wolf Men. Moved by Kull's love for his daughter, Lhok-Nor agreed to help him defeat the Demonolater and ended the war.[8]
Tokor (Earth-616)
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Captain Tokor
Tokor was the captain of the Lemurian pirate craft which rescued and enslaved Kull when he escaped from Atlantis.[6]
See Also
- 76 appearance(s) of Atlantis (Pre-Cataclysmic Age)
- 3 appearance(s) in handbook(s) of Atlantis (Pre-Cataclysmic Age)
- 10 minor appearance(s) of Atlantis (Pre-Cataclysmic Age)
- 105 mention(s) of Atlantis (Pre-Cataclysmic Age)
- 8 mention(s) in handbook(s) of Atlantis (Pre-Cataclysmic Age)
- 10 image(s) of Atlantis (Pre-Cataclysmic Age)
- 12 article(s) related to Atlantis (Pre-Cataclysmic Age)
- 3 item(s) used/owned by Atlantis (Pre-Cataclysmic Age)
Links and References
References
- ↑ Kull the Destroyer #17
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #1 ; Atlantis' entry
- ↑ Namor the Sub-Mariner #62
- ↑ Fantastic Four: Atlantis Rising #1–2
- ↑ Inhumans (Vol. 2) #12
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Savage Sword of Conan #229
- ↑ Kull the Conqueror (Vol. 3) #1
- ↑ Kull the Conqueror (Vol. 2) #2