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== History == | == History == | ||
Today what comprises the state of Trentino was formed from the [[Verona|Commonwealth of Verona]]'s [[Santiago|Sancti]] regio in 1591. The land started out as a forested and hilly section of the state; the far western reaches of the Commonwealth, beyond which lied the Lençois desert. Following the Vermillion Acts, where Verona separated from Caphiria 165 years prior, the [[Verona General Assembly]] sent explorers to survey the land and report back to | Today what comprises the state of Trentino was formed from the [[Verona|Commonwealth of Verona]]'s [[Santiago|Sancti]] regio in 1591. The land started out as a forested and hilly section of the state; the far western reaches of the Commonwealth, beyond which lied the Lençois desert. Following the Vermillion Acts, where Verona separated from Caphiria 165 years prior, the [[Verona General Assembly]] sent explorers to survey the land and report back to Sevilla. For those that survived the journey, the perils of [[Hanequin River|water]], {{wp|jaguar|wildlife}}, and {{wp|thunderstorm|weather}} left an imprint so deep in their memories, that the General Assembly prohibited travel to the region again until the 1620s, when Sancti became a province, and Trentino, known as the Carolina Territory, separated into its own entity. | ||
In 1628, Sancti sent a team of expeditionists yet again into Carolina, this time, heavily armed and on high alert. The territory, though a separate entity legally, was the resposibility of the Sancti territory, an honor bestowed upon it by the Commonwealth from which it came. The were able to officially survey a large portion of the land, while also documenting the wildlife they encountered in the process. Along the Hanequin River, the team came across many animals for the first time, including the {{wp|cougar|puma}}, the {{wp|jaguar}}, and {{wp|Black caiman}}, all of which proved to be dangerous. | In 1628, Sancti sent a team of expeditionists yet again into Carolina, this time, heavily armed and on high alert. The territory, though a separate entity legally, was the resposibility of the Sancti territory, an honor bestowed upon it by the Commonwealth from which it came. The were able to officially survey a large portion of the land, while also documenting the wildlife they encountered in the process. Along the Hanequin River, the team came across many animals for the first time, including the {{wp|cougar|puma}}, the {{wp|jaguar}}, and {{wp|Black caiman}}, all of which proved to be dangerous. | ||