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'''New Audonia''' is a [[Government of Urcea#Province|province]] of [[Urcea]]. While western New Audonia is traditionally considered part of the [[Greater Canaery]] region of Urcea, the province - as the name would suggest - is closely associated with and culturally tied to [[Gassavelia]], which borders it to the east. | '''New Audonia''' is a [[Government of Urcea#Province|province]] of [[Urcea]]. While western New Audonia is traditionally considered part of the [[Greater Canaery]] region of Urcea, the province - as the name would suggest - is closely associated with and culturally tied to [[Gassavelia]], which borders it to the east. | ||
The territory of what is now New Audonia was previously borderlands between [[Canaery]] and the [[Kingdom of Gassavelia]], with cultural influences, settlers, and allegiances to both sides common throughout the area; as such, the region now has significant [[Caenish people|Caenish]] and [[Gassavelian people|Gassavelian]] cultural heritages, but Gassavelian culture tends to be more pronounced in daily life. The presence of [[Ómestaderoi]] also introduced significant traditionally [[Urcean people|Urcean]] influences to the area in the 19th century. In the modern era, New Audonia is considered one of the more culturally distinctive provinces of Urcea, incorporating attitudes, traditions, and customs from all three cultural traditions while still strongly identifying with the political legacy of neighboring Gassavelia. | |||
== History == | == History == | ||