Between the XVII and XVIII century the Nubian Republic has been once again invaded by worst Russian and worst Greek. By this time their empires were reduced to small areas around their respective capitals, yet they were still butthurt about the defeats suffered by the hands of the superior Nubian race. Desperately they joined forces to take Nubian clay. However the gallant defenders guided by the god Amun himself wore out the enemy in a war of attrition and after many failed enemy incursions into Nubian territory they went on the counter offensive.
Taking much of the land usurped by worst Russian, they were finally at the doorstep of the Greek pederasts. There was only one thing left to be done...
Remove feta from premises!
The foolish alcoholics of Russia lead by chief drunkard Vladimir Lenin himself have chosen to locate their capital next to that of the sodomites. The mighty Nubian legions of musketeers, fusiliers and of course the Camel Corps led by the President himself crushed the Russians like skull of pig. Moscow was within their grasp and the cannons started firing.
Soon afterwards the messengers have reported back. "Borscht was removed from the premises!" The printed chronicles of Nubia released in the coming months immortalized the accounts of brave Nubian soldiers defending their clay.
This was yet another victory as earlier Nubia has liberated Karelia from the frog eaters of France. The native population lead by
Vaarna_Aarne rejoiced that their biggest enemy, worst frog, has been driven away.
It was also the mark of a new age. Scholars embraced rationalism and empiricism, the sciences and education rose in importance as printed works allowed literate men to learn the workings of the creation of the Gods. Some started to claim more openly that the Nubian Gods are no more real than the ones of Greece, France, Britain or Russia. While accusations of heresy were growing other educated men have started taking interest in a most peculiar machine, one using steam to power a simple wheel not unlike the windmills and waterwheels common across the land...