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====Verecundia==== | ====Verecundia==== | ||
The Verecundian Republic was established in the aftermath of the [[Third Fratricide]]. | |||
The nucleus of its territory was the former Duchy of Upper Verecundia with additional mediatized Dericanian territories attached to it, forming the basis of modern northwest Lapody. The initial ruling party was an offshoot of the forces loyal to the [[Deric Republic]] called the Verecundian Unification Front. The VUF, a party to the [[Treaty of Corcra]], were moderate republican nationalists who concluded the peace with [[Urcea]] and [[Burgundie]] before spending most of the 1940s fighting left-wing insurrectionists. At the conclusion of the Third Fratricide which saw the moderates victorious over the socialists, the new state - which had been the Provisional Republic of Upper Verecundia - provocatively took the name of Verecundian Republic, signaling irredentist vision for the territory of Lower Verecundia (then joined to Vorenia) as well as a claim for leadership among the new [[Deric States]]. These positions, however, were more suited to a pre-war than post-war world, and the leadership of the new Verecundian Republic soon turned from ambition to rebuilding their wartorn country and facilitating better relations with [[Burgundie]] and their fellow Deric States. | |||
====Vorenia==== | ====Vorenia==== | ||
The Federal Margraviate of Vorenia, also known as the Marchiorespublica, was established out of several preexisting Derian polities after the [[Second Great War]] in an effort to contain [[Burgundie]]. It was the largest of the [[Deric States]] both by area and by population. | The Federal Margraviate of Vorenia, also known as the Marchiorespublica, was established out of several preexisting Derian polities after the [[Second Great War]] in an effort to contain [[Burgundie]]. It was the largest of the [[Deric States]] both by area and by population. | ||