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Some of the Plan's assumptions proved faulty. The original planners believed that [[Kiravia]] would support Caphiria in any Great War-adjacent action as the sides had been aligned during the [[First Great War]], and under this model Kiravia was assumed to neutralize the effect of any ally of [[Urcea]], especially [[Burgundie]]. The original planners had also assumed that [[Fiannria]] would be a likely Caphirian ally under this conflict and [[Faneria]] would therefore be aligned with [[Urcea]]. | Some of the Plan's assumptions proved faulty. The original planners believed that [[Kiravia]] would support Caphiria in any Great War-adjacent action as the sides had been aligned during the [[First Great War]], and under this model Kiravia was assumed to neutralize the effect of any ally of [[Urcea]], especially [[Burgundie]]. The original planners had also assumed that [[Fiannria]] would be a likely Caphirian ally under this conflict and [[Faneria]] would therefore be aligned with [[Urcea]]. | ||
The Ten Year Plan was extremely influential on world events, as the course of action it suggested lead to the [[Second Great War]]. Many historians have evaluated whether or not the plan's tenets are sound. Regardless of theory, the Plan was faulty in the end as Urcea had the will to fight for Talionia and would not readily accept its conquest. | The Ten Year Plan was extremely influential on world events, as the course of action it suggested lead to the [[Second Great War]]. Magasevetus himself championed its adoption, although how dogmatically the plan was followed would become a major political issue in the [[Imperial Legion]] between its adoption and the beginning of the war. Adherence to the plan was viewed as a sign of political loyalty to [[Caphiria]], as successful execution of the plan was viewed as absolutely vital for the preservation of [[Imperial Diplomacy (Sarpedon)|Imperial Diplomacy]] and Greater Caphiria. Many historians have evaluated whether or not the plan's tenets are sound. Regardless of theory, the Plan was faulty in the end as Urcea had the will to fight for Talionia and would not readily accept its conquest. | ||
[[Category:Caphiria]] | [[Category:Caphiria]] | ||
[[Category:IXWB]] | [[Category:IXWB]] | ||
[[Category:Second Great War]] | [[Category:Second Great War]] | ||