Itergoths were a people in the same group and same peoples as the Septegoths. The difference between the citizens of the Septenian and Itergothic kingdoms were tradition of movement, the Septegoths of Septenia have fully settled and cultivated their lands after their invasion of the Natin territories consisting of northern modern day Estandé, while the Septegoths of the Itergothic Kingdom were semi-nomadic, and have thus moved around the divisions constantly within the same kingdom, especially when they felt like they were done living in the areas of when they felt unsafe. At first, the Itergothic Kingdom started out small, only having the territories of Skaunsia, Fralet and their capital county Eissarnu. In 832, under King Rausimod of the Gilws aristocracy, the Itergoths went to war on three smaller Germanic kingdoms, reasoning being rumors of a conspiracy against them, motivated by the need of key points for access to trade with the Meridegothic kingdoms and to connect with the Septegothic-led Kingdom of Septenia. One year and a half later, at 833, the Itergothic Kingdom won the war, annexing the kingdoms of Hlain, Thairkia and Weihithia, converting them to divisions and giving the Itergothic aristocratic clans power other those. Theories claim that Rausimod did this to prevent any more royal disputes, if it was the true case, then Rausimod succeeded, results of clans being given divisions were reports of disputes falling dramatically. However, the war also decimated large numbers of Septegothic people used as manpower to cease, thus forcing the kingdom to recruit Christian Natin people, who were in reality the majority population of the nation.