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Easy invasion by Barbarian hordes, nearby feuding merchant states, conflicted religious leaders, age old prophecies of doom, and finally a philosopher emperor who having failed to get the outside support his city needs to survive, dies at the hands of the enemy while defending the city's walls, his body never to be found.

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