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Although Pertoolua has finally obtained its independence after essentially rising up in revolt against the Catholicization effort that was implemented by the Ardmori crown, the new country would find itself falling under the powerful influence of more powerful nations in Levantia; the Pertooluan government was more or less unchanged from the previous colonial administration. The Ænglo-Ardmori citizens still remained in control of the government, and the North Songunese and Qabóri citizens still served as the local Cronan aristocracy though with new privileges that were granted in the [[Constitution of Pertoolua, 1900|first Pertooluan constitution]] such as conditional suffrage and limited representation which were not granted to the indigenous insular peoples. Instead, the indigenous Malentines were mostly disregarded at best and at worst were forced out of their traditional homelands to make way for new settlements to facilitate a migration boom that was happening to Pertoolua at this time. Various Malentine liberation groups would also emerge, with many of them being the first Neomaalit Wakabiist groups as well; initially a modernized branch of Wakabiism, it quickly became a vehicle for indigenous Malentine nationalism with elements of revolutionary socialism being integrated into the faith. Many of these groups were the main instigators for various small-scale skirmishes for the next three decades, with the largest of these skirmishes prior to 1933 being the [[Hierkuun Rebellion]] in 1925 which was brutally suppressed by the armed forces, leading to casualties in the thousands.

International occupation would last for just over five decades, facilitating much-needed programs designed to aid in the economic and demographic recovery of the island. Most of the Ardmori refugees from the islands would not return, however, and so much of the local administration would have to be delegated to the North Songunese and Qabóri residents of the islands alongside the remaining Ardmori residents. In 1987, after a successful [[Malentine sovereignty referendum, 1985|referendum]] vote in 1985, the [[Conference of the New Confederation]] would be established to draft a treaty which would serve as the basis for a new constitution. Among the provisions that were set up, there was a strict and harsh limit implemented on their military capacity, essentially forbidding the islands from establishing domestic bases on their own soil. This provision also gave Arcerion permission to enforce a full demilitarization of the islands if need be. Other provisions included establishing the form of government that the islands should be ruled under, that being a {{wp|directorial republic}} under a confederate government consisting of three republics, each with their own presidents and internal governments that are independent from the other two confederated republics. To appease the indigenous islanders, the new country was to be named Malentina, a slight variation of Malentinu which itself is the portmanteau of the ænglicization of the names of the islands' two largest indigenous groups, those being the Maaleens and the Tinuuds. All provisions as laid out in the [[Treaty of the New Confederation]] have served as the basis for the new [[Constitution of Malentina|constitution]] that was drafted just a month after the ratification of the treaty.