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For all of its history until 2032, Otisco was part of a larger region known as [[Venua'tino]], and for most of recorded history it was a peripheral part of the tribal lands of the Owasco peoples. During its association with the Owasco, the territory now known as Otisco came under foreign hegemony twice: first, at the hands of the [[Quetzenkel|Quetzen]] during their [[Venua%27tino#Quetzen_hegemony|northern hegemony]] from about [[1440]] to [[1640]], then; at the hands of [[Varshan]], during its [[Venua%27tino#Polar_Captaincy|Polar Captaincy]] period which lasted from [[1652]] through [[1964]]. During both of these periods, what Owasco peoples there were were displaced by the southerners, as the territory of Otisco provided useful harbors and an island from which to project power. Following the withdrawal of Varshan in the 1960s, its military installations in Otisco were abandoned, and ethnic Varshanis living in the area withdrew. The Owasco tribe reestablished limited political control over the sparsely populated area which was recognized by the new [[Venua'tino|League Mandate for Venua'tino]] administered by [[Urcea]]. Urcea negotiated certain rights in the territory in the [[2020]]s and began to resettle [[Varshan]]i refugees, particularly those from the [[Varshani caste system|lower castes]], in the area of Otisco. Applications for settlement were taken under the guise of "repatriation" - that is, the refugees claimed their ancestors were brought to slavery in Varshan from Venua'tino, though international observers and geneticists proved that most refugees were of varied origin and that Urcean officials did not diligently require proof of ancestry. By [[2031]], 2,000 Varshanis had been relocated to or were approved to be relocated to the territory.

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