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The '''Kingdom of Dericania''' was a constituent Kingdom of the [[Holy Levantine Empire]], and for much of the Empire's existence it was the seat of the [[Emperor of the Levantines]] in [[Corcra (City)|Corcra]], where the [[Imperial Diet]] and [[Collegial Electorate]] met. Characterized by dozens , sometimes hundreds of principalities, the Kingdom of Dericania drove many of the political concerns within the Empire during the {{wp|Early Modern Period}} through the {{wp|Late Modern Period}}, including during the [[Great Confessional War]], the [[Caroline Wars]], and finally during the [[Great War]], where various nationalists, liberals, and socialists attempted to achieve Derian nationhood, beginning the first phase of the conflict. These groups formed the [[Deric Republic]] to replace the ancient Kingdom apparatus with a unified wartime state. | The '''Kingdom of Dericania''' was a constituent Kingdom of the [[Holy Levantine Empire]], and for much of the Empire's existence it was the seat of the [[Emperor of the Levantines]] in [[Corcra (City)|Corcra]], where the [[Imperial Diet]] and [[Collegial Electorate]] met. Characterized by dozens , sometimes hundreds of principalities, the Kingdom of Dericania drove many of the political concerns within the Empire during the {{wp|Early Modern Period}} through the {{wp|Late Modern Period}}, including during the [[Great Confessional War]], the [[Caroline Wars]], and finally during the [[Great War]], where various nationalists, liberals, and socialists attempted to achieve Derian nationhood, beginning the first phase of the conflict. These groups formed the [[Deric Republic]] to replace the ancient Kingdom apparatus with a unified wartime state. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
=== | ===Eastern Kingdom of the Levantines and the Empire=== | ||
{{Main|Holy Levantine Empire}} | {{Main|Holy Levantine Empire}} | ||
In 917, upon the death of the [[Emperor of the Levantines|Emperor]] Brian III, the [[Holy Levantine Empire|Levantine Empire]] under the [[Conine dynasty]] was partitioned into three parts, roughly corresponding to modern day [[Urcea]], [[Carna]], and [[Dericania]], with the latter portion known as the Eastern Kingdom of the Levantines. Passing from the Conine dynasty to the Leonine dynasty, [[Emperor Leo I of the Holy Levantine Empire|King Leo]], reformed the [[Holy Levantine Empire]] in [[965]] with his conquest of the [[Southern Kingdom of the Levantines]], reunifying most of the realm and receiving subsequent recognition of the [[Pope]]. Historians debate when the name "''Dericania''" entered common use for the realm, but the "Eastern Kingdom" nomenclature was largely extinct by the late 11th century. While the [[Emperor of the Levantines]] used Dericania and its crown possession, [[Corcra (City)|Corcra]], as a successful base of power from the 10th to the 14th century, the Kingdom mostly devolved into an area with the least central authority in the Empire by the 1400s. | |||
===Renaissance Dericania=== | ===Renaissance Dericania=== | ||
{{Main|Timeline of major world events#Occidental renaissance history}} | {{Main|Timeline of major world events#Occidental renaissance history}} | ||