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The Canasta Company officially began in [[Port Extranjero|Extranjero]] in 1814 during a period of chaos within the Canespian economy. New upstarts were happening all over the place and competition was fierce. The company was founded by Tȟatȟáŋka Amaru, interestingly the current CEO of the Canasta Company, Túpac Amaru, is a descendant of of Tȟatȟáŋka Amaru, this is the product of pure coincidence and has served as a tool to keep Túpac Amaru in the spotlight when his approval ratings are down. Tȟatȟáŋka Amaru was a genius man who's IQ is estimated to be anywhere from 160-200 by modern standards. After going away to study in Burgundie in 1802, he soon met and married a Burgundian woman named ____. This is also interesting as it means that current CEO of the Canasta Company, as well as the entirety of House Wasi is part [[Bergendii]]. after getting married and finishing his studies in 1810 he made his way back to Canespa. He was confident in his ability to become a high ranking government official following his over seas training. But upon arrival in Extranjero in 1811 he was met with a depression in the countries young economy. A famine had recently hit and it was in its highest degree upon Tȟatȟáŋka's return. He soon fell into poverty and began to think of ways to work his way out of it. The official announcement of the alliance with Burgundie and the impending "Extranjero" project as it was called hit the streets of the city. While many people were initially shocked and refused to participate in the foreign project,  Tȟatȟáŋka immediately signed up for the project. To sign up he needed to provide evidence of a formal company and goods that it sold. After surveying the city for any and all competition Tȟatȟáŋka recognized the lack of basket manufacturing. If anyone had a basket it had been woven by owner through a long process. Tȟatȟáŋka started the company after acquiring a cart. His wife made hats and he started selling them all around the city. He also started selling them to [[Bergendii]] sailors who needed to collect food for shipment around the world.  

The business quickly picked up as Tȟatȟáŋka made enough money to hire someone to manufacture the baskets instead of his wife. After that The Canasta Company started growing exponentially. As he hired more and more employees and even opened a full time store and manufacturing building he started to realize the potential of the company. Over the next three decades the Canasta Company would continue to grow and grow. Eventually it started its first farming operations, and thats where the rest of the story unfolds.