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==History== | ==History== | ||
===Foundation=== | ===Foundation=== | ||
The main settlements that would come to form the Tryhstian Littoral were established piecemeal during the 1770s through 1790s AD as Cartadanian ''{{wp|Factory_(trading_post)#Portuguese_feitorias_(c._1445)|feitorias}}'' to facilitate commerce with the emerging Kiravian market. Some further outlying parcels being acquired as late as the 1820s. | |||
===Kirosocialism=== | ===Kirosocialism=== | ||
Kirosocialist rule nearly erased the Tryhstian Littoral as a distinct entity. Much of the Cartadanian mercantile class began to leave after the [first big election Kirsok won] as greater restrictions were imposed on international trade, though some remained, either attempting to do legal business under the new order or turning to smuggling. In [YEAR], the Kirosocialist government cancelled the San Lugo Compact and dissolved the Tryhstian governmental apparatus, but reorganised the individual municipios as ethnic autonomous countyships, as had been created for other non-Coscivian minorities. The population of the former concessions would proceed to shrink by two thirds over the next year, with most of the remainder being Coscivians. The Kiravian Union closed the Tryhstian ports in [YEAR1] but reopened them in [YEAR2] so that São Tristão could be used as a logistical base for its campaign against the Second Southern Reaction. The stationing of a permanent military garrison in São Tristão helped to revive the local economy, but by this point the Lusonic population of that city had dwindled to just over one hundred. The remaining autonomy of the municipios was revoked in [YEAR], Aumém was forcibly emptied of people, along with Sernpedal Town. The urban Lusonic population were dispersed to other parts of Kirav, with most able-bodied men pressed into the National Labour Reserve, while the small rural Lusonic population in the smaller parcels was mostly left alone. | Kirosocialist rule nearly erased the Tryhstian Littoral as a distinct entity. Much of the Cartadanian mercantile class began to leave after the [first big election Kirsok won] as greater restrictions were imposed on international trade, though some remained, either attempting to do legal business under the new order or turning to smuggling. In [YEAR], the Kirosocialist government cancelled the San Lugo Compact and dissolved the Tryhstian governmental apparatus, but reorganised the individual municipios as ethnic autonomous countyships, as had been created for other non-Coscivian minorities. The population of the former concessions would proceed to shrink by two thirds over the next year, with most of the remainder being Coscivians. The Kiravian Union closed the Tryhstian ports in [YEAR1] but reopened them in [YEAR2] so that São Tristão could be used as a logistical base for its campaign against the Second Southern Reaction. The stationing of a permanent military garrison in São Tristão helped to revive the local economy, but by this point the Lusonic population of that city had dwindled to just over one hundred. The remaining autonomy of the municipios was revoked in [YEAR], Aumém was forcibly emptied of people, along with Sernpedal Town. The urban Lusonic population were dispersed to other parts of Kirav, with most able-bodied men pressed into the National Labour Reserve, while the small rural Lusonic population in the smaller parcels was mostly left alone. | ||
===Recent History=== | ===Recent History=== | ||
The Federalist Restoration on the Mainland did not initially precipitate any effort to revive the Tryhstian Littoral. It was not until 21189 that a civil society group, the Associative Movement of Dispersed and Dispossessed Lusonic-Kiravians, began a litigation campaign to recover what had been lost under Kirosocialism by recourse to the [[Courts of Reparation]], with mixed results. The Courts of Reparation did facilitate the return of much confiscated private property in the Tryhstian settlements, but ruled against the AMDDLK in most cases regarding the settlements' political status. In ''Silva v. Red Banditry (21190)'', the Court held that the Kiravian Union's cancellation of the San Lugo Compact was legally valid, and in ''Serrão v. Red Banditry (21191)'', it found that closure of the Tryhstian ports in violation of the Coffee Ports Act... | |||
==Administrative Divisions== | ==Administrative Divisions== | ||
The Tryhstian Littoral is divided into six ''municipios'', each corresponding to one of its main territories and encompassing any nearby islets and enclaves. The ''municipios'' are considered the statistical and juridical equivalent of countyships in the rest of the Federacy, but play a much larger rôle in local governance and the provision of public services than the average countyship. | The Tryhstian Littoral is divided into six ''municipios'', each corresponding to one of its main territories and encompassing any nearby islets and enclaves. The ''municipios'' are considered the statistical and juridical equivalent of countyships in the rest of the Federacy, but play a much larger rôle in local governance and the provision of public services than the average countyship. | ||