The tribes are all in a nomadic state, and the border lines are more blurred, which has a lot to do with the strength of both sides.

When the Theodin Empire just split from the Odin Empire, it was obviously in a weak state. After all, the Lion Clan Royal Court had been in the dominant position of the Odin Empire for more than two hundred years. The independent Tiger Clan Royal Court obviously did not have many Odin Empires.

With the support of the Din Orc tribe, the Theodin Empire at that time mainly huddled in the Miracle Peninsula and secretly grazed cattle in the surrounding grasslands.

At that time, the territory area ratio was nine to one, with the East Odin Empire accounting for nine and the West Odin Empire only accounting for one.

The East Odin Empire occupies an absolute advantage in land and military strength, and regards the Theodin Empire as a serious problem, and wants to completely eradicate it.

It's just that the ruler of the Lion Clan Royal Court was an out-and-out mediocre person, with a high eye but a low hand. Fortunately, he was very successful and had a good hand of cards, so he played badly.

Within ten years, he organized three consecutive conquests against the Theodin Empire. The first two returned without success, and the third time he was directly ambushed by the Theodin Empire, killing his most elite army of 200,000.

Buried.

Because at that time, he only focused on the Theodin Empire and forgot that there was a Byron Alliance behind him.

They worked hard to make Odin's empire fall into fragmentation. How could they easily restore unity?

Whenever there is a chance, he will stab the back of the East Odin Empire like crazy.

In the following nearly a hundred years, the West Odin Empire has been on the upswing, and the East Odin Empire has continued to lose land and tribes until now.

Even so, in terms of area and population alone, the East Odin Empire still dominates, and the total area is more than twice that of the West Odin Empire.

In terms of population, it's a bit hard to say.

After all, the Theodin Empire is no longer a pure nomadic nation, especially the Miracle Peninsula, which has become a standard semi-agricultural and semi-nomadic nation.

The biggest advantage of agricultural people over nomadic people is that the same land supports different numbers of people.

The same piece of land that is hundreds of kilometers long can only support a tribe of less than 100,000 people on the nomadic side. On the agricultural side, it is not burdensome to increase the population base ten times, even if the farming efficiency is low.

Therefore, in recent decades, the situation of the two Odin Empires has been reversed. The West Odin Empire is more offensive, while the East Odin Empire is more defensive, especially after the Black Tiger Ulan Baz came to power.

The Byron Alliance's strategy also changed, and they began to crazily hold back the Theodin Empire.
Chapter completed!