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'''Levantine Creep''' is a series of related social phenomenon and theories in [[Sarpedon]], both related to the expansion of [[Urcea]] and the general spread of [[Levantia|Levantine]] influence. It has significantly influenced the historic view of [[Levanto-Sarpic relations]] | '''Levantine Creep''' is a series of related social phenomenon and theories in [[Sarpedon]], both related to the expansion of [[Urcea]] and the general spread of [[Levantia|Levantine]] influence. It has significantly influenced the historic Sarpic view of [[Levanto-Sarpic relations]] generally and [[Urcea-Caphiria relations]] specifically. The first, more common "Levantine Creep" is a {{wp|conspiracy theory}} narrative in [[Caphiria|Caphirian]] discourse to describe an alleged conspiracy that [[Urcea]] and its allies aim to harm, weaken or annihilate the societal system of Caphiria by “building a ring of colonies and concession states to ensnare Caphirian interests”, disrupting the traditional system of [[Imperial Diplomacy (Sarpedon)|Imperial Diplomacy]]. The perpetrators of the conspiracy are alleged to be ''mentiens latius'' (false Latins), itself stemming from another historical conspiracy. While the theory of the Levantine Creep is predominant in Caphiria, it has been slowly spread throughout [[Sarpedon]] as a result of the growth of Caphirian influence on the continent. | ||
The origin of the Caphirian concept dates back to the 17th century and various Levantine interventions against the [[Great Schism of 1615]], although Caphirian opposition to Levantine influence predated and in part influenced the schism. This, as well as Urcean support for [[Veltorine people|Veltorine]] independence in the late 18th century during the [[Veltorine War of Independence]], contributed to a negative perception of Urceo-Levantine interests and would spark several centuries of animosity between Caphiria and Urcea, culminating in the [[Great Wars]]. | The origin of the Caphirian concept dates back to the 17th century and various Levantine interventions against the [[Great Schism of 1615]], although Caphirian opposition to Levantine influence predated and in part influenced the schism. This, as well as Urcean support for [[Veltorine people|Veltorine]] independence in the late 18th century during the [[Veltorine War of Independence]], contributed to a negative perception of Urceo-Levantine interests and would spark several centuries of animosity between Caphiria and Urcea, culminating in the [[Great Wars]]. | ||