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Although historians continue to debate the exact originating point of the idea of a Confederation, they are mostly unanimous that the [[Kiravia]]n settlement of the island of [[Porfíria#Beginnings_on_Rovaion|Rovaion]] in [[1654]] provided the immediate impetus for anti-Occidental action. | Although historians continue to debate the exact originating point of the idea of a Confederation, they are mostly unanimous that the [[Kiravia]]n settlement of the island of [[Porfíria#Beginnings_on_Rovaion|Rovaion]] in [[1654]] provided the immediate impetus for anti-Occidental action. | ||
The areas to the northwest of Cusinaut (modern [[Caracua]]) were slow to embrace the need for the Confederation. However, the rapid growth of [[Thýstara]] to about 12,000 people by [[1700]] increased the frequency of Kiravian excursions into the northern Cusinauti interior. Accordingly, the peoples living there began to join the Confederation beginnining in [[1687]] and completing by around [[1720]], whereby the Confederation extended across Cusinaut from east to west. | |||
====Riot of 1741==== | ====Riot of 1741==== | ||
In [[1741]], the [[Mitei]] of the National Conference met in the city of Kaigwa. | In [[1741]], the [[Mitei]] of the National Conference met in the city of Kaigwa. | ||