Long before the rise of modern borders and nations, the land now known as Aravida was home to the ancient and sophisticated tribes of the Athos and the Arara. Though called “tribes” by outsiders, these communities had deep social structures, rich cultures, and a clear awareness of the technological developments happening across the globe.

They observed the world not through isolation, but with cautious interest — understanding seafaring, metallurgy, and even early forms of firearms long before any foreign foot touched their soil. However, they remained committed to their way of life: one rooted in balance, cooperation, and respect for the natural world.

In 1578, that balance was threatened. A group of nomadic colonizers arrived on Aravida’s shores, seeking to establish outposts and extract the land’s resources for profit. These invaders underestimated the people they encountered. Believing them to be primitive, they spread across the region — harvesting timber, claiming rivers, and disrupting the ecological and cultural harmony of the land.

But the Athos and Arara were not passive. With their deep knowledge of the terrain, unified leadership, and an understanding of the invaders’ technology, they launched a swift and coordinated resistance. In a matter of years, through strategic ambushes and decisive battles, they forced the colonizers out, reclaiming their land and sovereignty.

Unlike many post-conflict societies, the Aravideans did not imitate the systems of their would-be conquerors. Instead, they chose their own path forward — blending inherited wisdom with selective technological adoption, guided by their values of sustainability, respect for life, and autonomy.

What emerged was not a return to the past, but a leap toward a unique future: an ecological civilization, built not on conquest or exploitation, but on harmony, innovation, and memory.

This victory — not just of arms, but of purpose — laid the foundation for what Aravida is today: a nation proud of its roots, clear in its vision, and determined to flourish on its own term.

Now Aravida is known for having the biggest natural diversity around the world, with it's huge green-cities and modern technologies, they manage to keep a stable and comfortable society. The video below shows an image of  how the buildings in the country look like, blending nature with modern concepts, creating an unique view.