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'''Vespera''', officially the '''Overseas''' '''Province of Vespera''', is an [[Possessions (Caphiria)|overseas province]] of [[Caphiria]] located in [[Vallos]]. Vespera is bordered by [[Equatorial Ostiecia]] to the north/northeast, and the [[Arona|Republic of Arona]] to the west. Vespera covers approximately 72,934 km<sup>2</sup> (28,160 sq mi) and has a population of approximately 16.5 million, making it the xx-largest province in Caphiria. Its capital and largest city is [[Oduria Novus]].

Located in the region of Vallos known as [[Vallos#Capelranco Archipelago|Capelranco]]~~, Vespera has been inhabited since at least 850 BC; however~~, the ~~earliest surviving written records come from the Kingdom of [[Oustec]] during the 16th to 19th centuries,~~ of ~~which~~ Vespera ~~was part of. Vespera's history~~ is marked by waves of colonization, cultural fusion, and economic transformation. ~~Originally~~ inhabited by the indigenous Mustrida people, the ~~island~~ was ~~later settled by~~ the [[~~Burgoignesc Colonial Empire~~]], ~~and later Caphiria~~. Over the centuries, Vespera developed a unique cultural identity, blending indigenous traditions with Latin influences. In the early modern period, Vespera became a strategic naval base for Caphiria, which led to the construction of several military fortifications. Despite its military significance, the island's economy remained largely agricultural, with sugar cane, coffee, and tropical fruits as its primary exports.

Located in the region of Vallos known as [[Vallos#Capelranco Archipelago|Capelranco]], the history of Vespera is marked by waves of colonization, cultural fusion, and economic transformation. While the region has been inhabited since at least 850 BC by the indigenous [[Glaistic civilization#Tribes|Mustrida people]], written records do not emerge until the 16th century when the area is dominated by [[Vallos#Piratocracies|piratocracies]] and privateering due to the rise of [[Occidental]] oceanic trade networks. For several centuries, Vespera was under the control of the pirate [[Kingdom of Oustec]], which was primarily engaged in piracy against the [[Levantia|Levantine]] trade routes with [[Crona]]. Over the centuries, Vespera developed a unique cultural identity, blending indigenous traditions with Latin influences. In the early modern period, Vespera became a strategic naval base for Caphiria, which led to the construction of several military fortifications. Despite its military significance, the island's economy remained largely agricultural, with sugar cane, coffee, and tropical fruits as its primary exports.

As an overseas province of Caphiria, Vespera has the same status and is afforded all of the same liberties as mainland provinces; all Caphirian laws and regulations (the Imperium's civil code, penal code, administrative law, social laws, tax laws, etc.) are applicable. However, culturally Vespera is considered part of Vallos and is a multiethnic province whose people, culture and customs derive from diverse origins, including the Isurians, Polynesians, and Latins. Vespera is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and thriving economy. Vespera is characterized by lush tropical forests, pristine beaches, and vibrant coral reefs. The island's topography includes rolling hills, fertile plains, and coastal lowlands, creating a diverse landscape that supports both tourism and agriculture. Consequently, Vespera is a premier travel destination, attracting visitors from around the world. The island's tourism industry is centered around its natural beauty, luxury resorts, and vibrant cultural experiences. Vespera's economy is primarily driven by tourism and agriculture, with a significant portion of the population employed in these sectors.

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 '''Vespera''', officially the '''Overseas''' '''Province of Vespera''', is an [[Possessions (Caphiria)|overseas province]] of [[Caphiria]] located in [[Vallos]]. Vespera is bordered by [[Equatorial Ostiecia]] to the north/northeast, and the [[Arona|Republic of Arona]] to the west. Vespera covers approximately 72,934 km<sup>2</sup> (28,160 sq mi) and has a population of approximately 16.5 million, making it the xx-largest province in Caphiria. Its capital and largest city is [[Oduria Novus]].
-Located in the region of Vallos known as [[Vallos#Capelranco Archipelago|Capelranco]], Vespera has been inhabited since at least 850 BC; however, the earliest surviving written records come from the Kingdom of [[Oustec]] during the 16th to 19th centuries, of which Vespera was part of. Vespera's history is marked by waves of colonization, cultural fusion, and economic transformation. Originally inhabited by the indigenous Mustrida people, the island was later settled by the [[Burgoignesc Colonial Empire]], and later Caphiria. Over the centuries, Vespera developed a unique cultural identity, blending indigenous traditions with Latin influences. In the early modern period, Vespera became a strategic naval base for Caphiria, which led to the construction of several military fortifications. Despite its military significance, the island's economy remained largely agricultural, with sugar cane, coffee, and tropical fruits as its primary exports.
+Located in the region of Vallos known as [[Vallos#Capelranco Archipelago|Capelranco]], the history of Vespera is marked by waves of colonization, cultural fusion, and economic transformation. While the region has been inhabited since at least 850 BC by the indigenous [[Glaistic civilization#Tribes|Mustrida people]], written records do not emerge until the 16th century when the area is dominated by [[Vallos#Piratocracies|piratocracies]] and privateering due to the rise of [[Occidental]] oceanic trade networks. For several centuries, Vespera was under the control of the pirate [[Kingdom of Oustec]], which was primarily engaged in piracy against the [[Levantia|Levantine]] trade routes with [[Crona]]. Over the centuries, Vespera developed a unique cultural identity, blending indigenous traditions with Latin influences. In the early modern period, Vespera became a strategic naval base for Caphiria, which led to the construction of several military fortifications. Despite its military significance, the island's economy remained largely agricultural, with sugar cane, coffee, and tropical fruits as its primary exports.
 As an overseas province of Caphiria, Vespera has the same status and is afforded all of the same liberties as mainland provinces; all Caphirian laws and regulations (the Imperium's civil code, penal code, administrative law, social laws, tax laws, etc.) are applicable. However, culturally Vespera is considered part of Vallos and is a multiethnic province whose people, culture and customs derive from diverse origins, including the Isurians, Polynesians, and Latins. Vespera is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and thriving economy. Vespera is characterized by lush tropical forests, pristine beaches, and vibrant coral reefs. The island's topography includes rolling hills, fertile plains, and coastal lowlands, creating a diverse landscape that supports both tourism and agriculture. Consequently, Vespera is a premier travel destination, attracting visitors from around the world. The island's tourism industry is centered around its natural beauty, luxury resorts, and vibrant cultural experiences. Vespera's economy is primarily driven by tourism and agriculture, with a significant portion of the population employed in these sectors.

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