The Kabi Empire was a mediterranean empire encompassing Jagria that existed from 460 BC to 678 AD. Known for its rich history and powerful rulers, the Kabi Empire left an indelible mark on the region. It would later be re-established by Tarranagus the Great in 1683.

Founded by Svogatra the Great in 460 BC, the Kabi Empire initially encompassed a relatively small territory around the capital city of Izakabi. Under Svogatra's rule, reforms were implemented to accommodate newly annexed states, laying the groundwork for future expansion. The Otzael dynasty, which began with Svogatra, ruled for 1138 years, witnessing periods of both prosperity and turmoil.

The empire experienced significant internal conflict during the reign of Jagruva Otzael in 121 AD, who sparked a succession dispute that plunged the Kabi Empire into civil war. This period culminated with Myvalig Otzael's victory in 127 AD, who subsequently oversaw the construction of the iconic Kabi Temple in 144 AD.

Stevalagas, another notable ruler, led a successful northern campaign against the Zalmoeans in 642 AD, tripling the empire's size and establishing its dominance in the region. However, his reign was also marked by controversial Savolian taxations that burdened the populace. Sivtagl's nephew, Abel Otzael, the last emperor of Ancient Kabi, made history by forging an alliance with the Zalmoeans, a significant departure from previous policies. However, despite Abel's efforts, the empire would fall apart.

During the Jagrian middle ages, Turga Gistrav would become a claimant to the Kabi Empire's legacy in 1643. Using new reforms, and boasting the Jagoliers, he would begin a reunification campaign to conquer Middle Jagria, and reach Atsal. In 1683, Turga Gistrav would become Tarranagus the Great, successfully re-establishing the Kabi Empire after a millennium of fragmentation. The Gistrav dynasty ascended to power under his leadership, ushering in a new era for the empire.

Due to encompassing almost all of Jagria, there is no single homogenous culture or religion. However, its home culture is Atsalean. Similarly, there are so many religions across Jagria it became dicey to favour any Jagrian religion over another.

Although the religious compromises have lead to Kabi having quite religiously tolerant, this compromise would not be practiced by every emperor. During the 2nd century, several emperors would try to push their own religion onto Kabi, which only lead to its civil war being exacerbated. Then in the 7th century, Stevalagas

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