History of Club Penguin
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Club Penguin, formerly Penguin Island, has a long and diversified history. Most of the post-2005 history is centered on the "traditional" server (aka T-Server) history, unless otherwise stated.
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Prehistory[edit]
- A Magalodon shark is frozen in a block of ice, which became the Iceberg
Early Settlement[edit]
Re-discovery[edit]
The island was rediscovered by The Three Masters in 740 A.D., effectively naming the island Penguin Island. The island served as the home base for Ninjas and the Sensei and was where anyone from the Antarctic would travel to to learn Card-Jitsu. It is known that the most advanced structure on the island was the original Dojo, the one that was originally destroyed in 1840 from an accidental fire caused by Sensei Chin Yang. The earliest settlements were small, typically one room igloos where an average of five or six Ninjas would live. Originally, the Senseis (after Sensei Jaques) had forbidden Ninjas from marriage and dating, and Ninjas were originally restricted to males. Therefore, the island's population was stagnant for several decades. The original Ninja population of the island also was very hostile to any foreginers who were not interested in becoming a Ninja. During the reign of the second Sensei after Jaques, a Civil War had broken out between Ninjas that had quarrled over the superiority of one of the elemental elements over the others. The Civil War lasted until the fifth Sensei after Jaques, which by then had caused many casualties and had divided the Ninja settlement into three walled neighborhoods. The Fifth Sensei eventually mustered the power and influence via the Sensei State to unify the Ninjas into one community again.
Growth[edit]
Eventually, as the Ninjas grew old and died without offspring, the Sensei eventually decided to allow marriage and mating, but females were still forbidden from learning Card-Jitsu. Simultaneously, seafarers and their families had attempted to make small settlements along the island's coast. Although the Ninjas and the sailors often clashed, they eventually made peace when the seafarers promised to live far away from the Ninja settlements. The seafarer hamlets were eventually the main source of spouses for the Ninja clans and eventually ties between the two groups normalized. As Ninjas began to take wives, homes began to house only single families, and they eventually housed several generations. It is known that between 1400 to 1800, the average birth rate was almost exactly 3.0 chicks per household since the Senseis had decreed that having three children would be representative of the three elements- Fire, water, and ice. As the population grew and more contact with the outside world occurred, the Ninjas eventually made a sedentary town at the foot of the mountain that housed the Dojo. This town had homes that were now made of stone, mortar, and terrcotta in order to reflect the architecture of the Dojo. The town also had paved roads made of flat stones and a small wall around the city to act partially as a defense as well as a marker to clarify the boundaries of the town.
1600's[edit]
In the early 1600's, the Fiftieth Sensei was a puffle, the first of its kind. It is believed that another brief sectarian uprising had occurred in the Ninja community, where the leaders of the Order of the Shadow attempted to overthrow the Sensei with their own and to expel the (still small) communities of sailors that lived on the island's coast. The Fiftieth Sensei thwarted the conspiracy and ended the Order of the Shadow and the Ninjas.
1700's[edit]
In the early 1700's, the 65th Sensei had allowed Ninjas to live outside of the town and could freely leave the island if they wanted to. Ninjas began to spread across the Antarctic to be peacekeepers or join the militaries of their home countries. Ninjas and descendants of the sailor communities eventually began to intermingle in the central plain of the island, which became home to a multitude of farms.
