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One of the most consequential outcomes of the Great Schism was the emergence of the southern province of Pelaxia as an autonomous entity. Previously tethered to the influence of the Imperial Church of Caphiria, the province seized the opportunity presented by the schism to cast off the shackles of ecclesiastical and political control. The newfound autonomy of the province, a direct result of the schism's disruptive impact, laid the foundation for the subsequent conflicts over the coveted Termia region. Simultaneously, the vassal lords within the region, recognizing the seismic shifts in the political landscape, embarked on a reevaluation of their allegiances. The upheaval caused by the schism fueled aspirations of self-governance and independence among these lords, culminating in a collective declaration of autonomy from Caphiria. This declaration marked a critical juncture in the broader narrative, setting the stage for the Termia Conflict.

In essence, the prelude to the Termia Conflict is a testament to the intricate interplay between religious schisms, regional ambitions, and geopolitical reconfigurations. As the echoes of the Great Schism reverberated across the Pelaxian realm, they catalyzed the emergence of an autonomous southern province and spurred the political evolution that would ultimately lead to the protracted and strategically pivotal Termia Conflict.