Amudim: Changing World Order

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The Common Characteristics of Dorvish/Beiteynuese Declining Patterns

Yishelem, Neset Institute - August 5575
By Prof. Ishmael Yap'er

If we recall back to 5200 - 5350, in regards to Dorvik:

1. The Konigreich's position was first challenged by the Homeland State of Beiteynu - that's our declining #2 pattern (position lost)
   
2. Dundorf, Luthori, Lourenne, Kundrati followed in subsequent decades - that's our declining #1 pattern (leverage on events lost)
   
3. Domestic strife and turmoils sealed its irrelevance on international affairs
   

By observing Beiteynu's affairs in the same span of 150 years from 5450 to 5600, we can detect the same patterns:

1. The Homeland's position was first challenged by the Commonwealth of Lodamun - that's our declining #2 pattern (position lost)
   
2. Xsampa, Istalia, Baltusia, SocIntern followed in these last few decades - that's our #1 (leverage on events lost)
   
3. Domestic strife and turmoils: Prime Minister is currently in a coma
   

Looking at both, we can surmise for both cases:

1. One leading riser first pushes the one former leading riser - in both Dorvik and Beiteynu's cases, the dispute has been over the Migrant's Pass - the assumption here is that in the rise vs fall pattern, there seems to be a keen geopolitical region of interest close to home
   
2. Following risers take further chances in geopolitical events and then domestic turmoil ensues from a "being cornered effect"
   
3. Overall span does seem to be 50 years - first challenge, then in the next 50 years, the final decline
   

Observations which can help us, perhaps, to predict the future...