Keisarillisen Suomen Pyhä Roomalainen Kaganaatti

The Proto-Finnic Holy Roman Khaganate, also known as the Ancient Finnish Empire (Finnish: Keisarillisen Suomen Pyhä Roomalainen Kaganaatti, Proto-Finnic: Soomen pühä romalainen ruhtinaskunta ) was an ancient empire consisting of western Russia and most of Europe. Its citizens were proud subjects of the Finnish thunder god Ukko, despite the "Holy Roman" in its name. The Proto-Finnic Holy Roman Khaganate is best known for the Finno-Korean hyperwar, which it waged against the Great Korean Hwan Empire, resulting in the collapse of both nations and plunging of both nations into the Neolithic Dark Ages. The Proto-Finnic Holy Roman Khaganate was established in 59745 B.C., but it did not collapse until 7349 B.C.—making it one of the longest-lasting empires in history.