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The coup would be the defining event in [[Cusinaut]] for the first three decades of the 21st century. The establishment of Algosh dominion was never accepted by most of the newly subordinate peoples, and Algoquona would be rife with civil discord for the remainder of its almost decade and a half-long existence. Although the new state and its conquests were temporarily recognized by [[Urcea]] in the [[Treaty of Narasseta]], the resistance posed by the locals would invite further Urceo-Occidental intervention and lead to a series of military interventions against Algoquona, beginning with [[Operation Mission Shield]] and culminating with the [[Final War of the Deluge]]. The establishment of the Algosh state in place of the Northern Confederation also lead to the establishment of novel confederations following Algoquona's collapse, most notably the [[Chenango Confederacy]] and [[Ashkenang]]. Following the Final War of the Deluge, the Algosh would remain a sovereign people with their own state - the [[Algosh Republic]] - constrained only to areas where they made up an ethnic majority.

The coup had a major role in exacerbating [[The Deluge]], not only due to the links established between Occidental powers and the groups dominated by the Algosh, but also because the establishment of Algoquona in the place of the Northern Confederation fundamentally destabilized [[Cusinaut]] in the view of the Occidental powers. Urcean attempts at engagement with the Algosh through the [[Treaty of Narasseta]] and then the subsequent military acts which led to the [[Cronan Emergency Resolution]] rapidly escalated the number of Occidental interventions in the [[Nysdra Sea]] region. Many critics of Occidental involvement in Crona, especially the government of [[Ardmore]] have dismissed the role of the coup, citing it as "pretext" for "long held imperial ambitions".

The coup had a major role in exacerbating [[The Deluge]], not only due to the links established between Occidental powers and the groups dominated by the Algosh, but also because the establishment of Algoquona in the place of the Northern Confederation fundamentally destabilized [[Cusinaut]] in the view of the Occidental powers. Urcean attempts at engagement with the Algosh through the [[Treaty of Narasseta]] and then the subsequent military acts which led to the [[Cronan Emergency Resolution]] rapidly escalated the number of Occidental interventions in the [[Nysdra Sea]] region. Many critics of Occidental involvement in Crona, especially the government of [[Ardmore]] have dismissed the role of the coup, citing it as "pretext" for "long held imperial ambitions". Some analysts, meanwhile, have suggested that the coup inaugurated a historically unprecedented era of domination in [[Cusinaut]] that was more or less only disrupted by Occidental involvement.

[[Category: Algosh]]

[[Category: IXWB]]

[[Category: The Deluge]]

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 The coup would be the defining event in [[Cusinaut]] for the first three decades of the 21st century. The establishment of Algosh dominion was never accepted by most of the newly subordinate peoples, and Algoquona would be rife with civil discord for the remainder of its almost decade and a half-long existence. Although the new state and its conquests were temporarily recognized by [[Urcea]] in the [[Treaty of Narasseta]], the resistance posed by the locals would invite further Urceo-Occidental intervention and lead to a series of military interventions against Algoquona, beginning with [[Operation Mission Shield]] and culminating with the [[Final War of the Deluge]]. The establishment of the Algosh state in place of the Northern Confederation also lead to the establishment of novel confederations following Algoquona's collapse, most notably the [[Chenango Confederacy]] and [[Ashkenang]]. Following the Final War of the Deluge, the Algosh would remain a sovereign people with their own state - the [[Algosh Republic]] - constrained only to areas where they made up an ethnic majority.
-The coup had a major role in exacerbating [[The Deluge]], not only due to the links established between Occidental powers and the groups dominated by the Algosh, but also because the establishment of Algoquona in the place of the Northern Confederation fundamentally destabilized [[Cusinaut]] in the view of the Occidental powers. Urcean attempts at engagement with the Algosh through the [[Treaty of Narasseta]] and then the subsequent military acts which led to the [[Cronan Emergency Resolution]] rapidly escalated the number of Occidental interventions in the [[Nysdra Sea]] region. Many critics of Occidental involvement in Crona, especially the government of [[Ardmore]] have dismissed the role of the coup, citing it as "pretext" for "long held imperial ambitions".
+The coup had a major role in exacerbating [[The Deluge]], not only due to the links established between Occidental powers and the groups dominated by the Algosh, but also because the establishment of Algoquona in the place of the Northern Confederation fundamentally destabilized [[Cusinaut]] in the view of the Occidental powers. Urcean attempts at engagement with the Algosh through the [[Treaty of Narasseta]] and then the subsequent military acts which led to the [[Cronan Emergency Resolution]] rapidly escalated the number of Occidental interventions in the [[Nysdra Sea]] region. Many critics of Occidental involvement in Crona, especially the government of [[Ardmore]] have dismissed the role of the coup, citing it as "pretext" for "long held imperial ambitions". Some analysts, meanwhile, have suggested that the coup inaugurated a historically unprecedented era of domination in [[Cusinaut]] that was more or less only disrupted by Occidental involvement.
 [[Category: Algosh]]
 [[Category: IXWB]]
 [[Category: The Deluge]]

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