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Chernihiv was and is a town northwest, of Chernihiv, where originally it was founded in June 18th of 2022, but after the first Chernihiv fell, a second one was made over a year after, on December 2 2023.
Chernihiv was and is a town northwest, of Chernihiv, where originally it was founded in June 18th of 2022, but after the first Chernihiv fell, a second one was made over a year after, on December 2 2023.
Chernihiv was a town north-west of Kyiv, originally founded by [[doytnr|doytnr]] in 18/Jun/22, later refounded by zGenesis_ in 2/Dec/23.
Chernihiv was a town north-west of Kyiv, originally founded by [[User:Doytnr|doytnr]] in 18/Jun/22, later refounded by zGenesis_ in 2/Dec/23.


== History of Chernihiv ==
== History of Chernihiv ==


=== Early Chernihiv (18/Jun/22 - 09/Sep/22) ===
=== Early Chernihiv (18/Jun/22 - 09/Sep/22) ===
Chernihiv was first founded as 'Cherniv' as a typo by founder [[doytnr|doytnr]] and co-founder supersonic802 after fleeing from the Oder River and settling on the Desna River. User LazuliMC (then KeroRibbit), back then a resident of Kyiv, lent 31g to found the town then an additional 16g to fix the typo and rename the town to Chernihiv.  
Chernihiv was first founded as 'Cherniv' as a typo by founder [[User:Doytnr|doytnr]] and co-founder supersonic802 after fleeing from the Oder River and settling on the Desna River. User LazuliMC (then KeroRibbit), back then a resident of Kyiv, lent 31g to found the town then an additional 16g to fix the typo and rename the town to Chernihiv.  


The town was encased in a hastily built stone wall to protect it from intruders which were common with the town's proximity to Ukraine's capital. The town expanded on a rate of 2-3 chunks per day. Early projects included "The Clocktower", "Chernihiv Fortress" and several bridges over the River Desna. Chernihiv's ice-rail connection to the rest of the Ukrainian ice network was also built during this time.
The town was encased in a hastily built stone wall to protect it from intruders which were common with the town's proximity to Ukraine's capital. The town expanded on a rate of 2-3 chunks per day. Early projects included "The Clocktower", "Chernihiv Fortress" and several bridges over the River Desna. Chernihiv's ice-rail connection to the rest of the Ukrainian ice network was also built during this time.