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[[File:Lighting Up the Range!.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The 21st century would bring war to New Harren and, with it, landslide political change.]] | |||
The Rectory of New Harren began the new millennium stable, relatively prosperous, and with favorable relations with most of its neighbors in [[Cusinaut]]. It served as a primary trade hub through which Urcean and Levantine goods entered Cusinaut, increasingly becoming one of the primary economic hubs of the area. The territory remained partly militarized due to increasing instability within the [[Northern Confederation]] as well as negative relations with the neighboring Tepetlcali people. Various raids against parts of New Harren in [[2002]] and [[2003]] led to reprisals by the [[Royal and Imperial Army (Urcea)|Royal and Imperial Army]], damaging the Tepetlcali military and economic apparatus. Nevertheless, efforts were made to maintain a diplomatic posture until [[2006]], when severe fighting between the Tepetlcali and Mixcala people within the Confederation broke out. The Urcean government seized the opportunity to stabilize New Harren's northern border, forging an alliance with the Mixcala and beginning what would become the [[War of the Northern Confederation]]. The war saw Urcea and its local allies destroy the Tepetlcali as a political entity and also reorient several other neighboring tribal groups. The war also led to the [[Algosh coup]], transforming the unstable Northern Confederation into the outwardly hostile [[Algoquona]], dominated by ethnically Algosh people. | The Rectory of New Harren began the new millennium stable, relatively prosperous, and with favorable relations with most of its neighbors in [[Cusinaut]]. It served as a primary trade hub through which Urcean and Levantine goods entered Cusinaut, increasingly becoming one of the primary economic hubs of the area. The territory remained partly militarized due to increasing instability within the [[Northern Confederation]] as well as negative relations with the neighboring Tepetlcali people. Various raids against parts of New Harren in [[2002]] and [[2003]] led to reprisals by the [[Royal and Imperial Army (Urcea)|Royal and Imperial Army]], damaging the Tepetlcali military and economic apparatus. Nevertheless, efforts were made to maintain a diplomatic posture until [[2006]], when severe fighting between the Tepetlcali and Mixcala people within the Confederation broke out. The Urcean government seized the opportunity to stabilize New Harren's northern border, forging an alliance with the Mixcala and beginning what would become the [[War of the Northern Confederation]]. The war saw Urcea and its local allies destroy the Tepetlcali as a political entity and also reorient several other neighboring tribal groups. The war also led to the [[Algosh coup]], transforming the unstable Northern Confederation into the outwardly hostile [[Algoquona]], dominated by ethnically Algosh people. | ||