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Amani Empire was a large empire of Forest Trolls with incredible power in antiquity. Their empire was crushed in The Troll Wars, never to rise again.

Along with the Gurubashi Empire, the Amani Empire was one of the trolls' ruling empire before the rise of to power of the Kal'dorei. Apparently, it fell into decline before the onslaught of the Night Elves. However unlike the Gurubashi jungle trolls, their northern "Amani" cousins managed to remain the regional power after the Great Sundering. When the High Elves were first exiled and landed in Lordaeron they met violent clashes with the forest trolls who viewed them as defiling their homeland. In the times of the founding of Quel'thalas, the Amani Empire was the most powerful empire in the East, they still held much of northern Lordaeron in their territorial grasp. Eventually the High Elves joined with the humans of Arathor and defeated the forest trolls in an immense battle that signaled the end of the forest trolls' empire. The Amani would never recover enough to extend their land beyond their home province of Zul'Aman, but they continued to be an enemy of humans and elves for thousands of years. Evidently, over the centuries they continued to be a significant raiding threat even in the times of the Second War, when they joined the Horde.

Tribes

All currently known tribes of forest trolls are descended from Amani Empire. In addition, no other currently known tribes of trolls from other subspecies are known to be part of the Amani Empire.

Settlements of Amani Empire

The majority, if not all of the Amani Empire, is located in the northern subcontinent of the Eastern Kingdoms, Lordaeron. The following is a list of ruins that are currently associated with tribes descended from the Amani Empire and, given their antiquity, are also likely to be part of the Amani Empire during its reign.

Eversong Forest
Ghostlands
Eastern Plaguelands
Hinterlands
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