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=== Foreign relations === | === Foreign relations === | ||
Lariana's foreign relations are largely the same as [[Urcea]]'s, and Lariana's presence abroad mostly takes the form of {{wp|consulates}} in nations which have a specific Larianan interest. Much of the Kingdom's relationship with [[Caphiria]] is advised and overseen by the Urcean [[Ministry_of_State_(Urcea)#Department_for_Historic_Continental_Concerns|Department for Historic Continental Concerns]], which ensures Urcea and its dependencies do not give offense to [[Caphiria]] within the context of [[Imperial Diplomacy (Sarpedon)|Imperial Diplomacy]]. | Lariana's foreign relations are largely the same as [[Urcea]]'s, and Lariana's presence abroad mostly takes the form of {{wp|consulates}} in nations which have a specific Larianan interest. Much of the Kingdom's relationship with [[Caphiria]] is advised and overseen by the Urcean [[Ministry_of_State_(Urcea)#Department_for_Historic_Continental_Concerns|Department for Historic Continental Concerns]], which ensures Urcea and its dependencies do not give offense to [[Caphiria]] within the context of [[Imperial Diplomacy (Sarpedon)|Imperial Diplomacy]]. | ||
====Imperial Diplomacy==== | ====Imperial Diplomacy and Caphiria==== | ||
{{Main|Imperial Diplomacy (Sarpedon)}} | {{Main|Imperial Diplomacy (Sarpedon)}} | ||
Lariana is subject to Imperial Diplomacy, the traditional relationships between [[Caphiria]] and its neighbors in [[Sarpedon]]. Lariana is considered to be within the "[[Imperial_Diplomacy_(Sarpedon)#Imperial_space|Imperial space]]", and accordingly is viewed by the Caphirians as a "{{wp|Foederati|federated polity}}". This status requires an act of nominal obescience known as [[Continental Obligations]]. The Obligations require the Governor-General to travel to [[Venceia]] to give a symbolic acknowledgement of the authority of the [[Imperator]] of [[Caphiria]]. Unlike every other state within the Imperial Diplomatic system, the Governor-General offers this "on behalf of the administrators and magistrates of the Kingdom of Lariana" rather than on behalf of the Kingdom or its King; this concession, approved in the [[Assumption Accords]], avoided the hypothetical obligation of the [[Apostolic King of Urcea]] to acknowledge the Imperator as his superior in any way. The Obligations are largely viewed within Lariana as the "cost of doing business" with the Caphirians. Beyond these symbolic tokens of submission, Lariana and Caphiria enjoy strong bilateral relations with only partial [[Urcea]]n oversight. Trade relations between Caphiria and Lariana are considered to be at an all time high in the present day. | |||
== Culture == | == Culture == | ||
Modern Larianan culture (referred to as Larianic) is largely homogenous in the modern day, having been formed from several different competing groups in antiquity and the medieval period. It is primarily descended from non-[[Adonerum|Adonerii]] Latins with some non-Latin indigineous Urlazic influence included. Adoerii-descended Latins - most prominently Caphirians - have also significantly influenced Larianan culture over time. Lariana's culture definitively emerged in the post-Adonerii period, and accordingly despite a shared genetic ancestry it has stark differences from the culture of Latin-speakers like the [[Caphiria]]ns and Latin-descendants such as the [[Urcean people|Urceans]]. | Modern Larianan culture (referred to as Larianic) is largely homogenous in the modern day, having been formed from several different competing groups in antiquity and the medieval period. It is primarily descended from non-[[Adonerum|Adonerii]] Latins with some non-Latin indigineous Urlazic influence included. Adoerii-descended Latins - most prominently Caphirians - have also significantly influenced Larianan culture over time. Lariana's culture definitively emerged in the post-Adonerii period, and accordingly despite a shared genetic ancestry it has stark differences from the culture of Latin-speakers like the [[Caphiria]]ns and Latin-descendants such as the [[Urcean people|Urceans]]. | ||