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	[[Nueva Aragona]] appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked) domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.124-125</ref> Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.125</ref> Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same colony of an expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign royalty.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.126</ref> It is unsure how that common cultural legacy will be affected by the shrugging off of royalist rule that came with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.131-133</ref>		[[Nueva Aragona]], more formally the [[Republic of Nueva Aragona]], appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked) domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.124-125</ref> Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.125</ref> Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same colony of an expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign royalty.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.126</ref> It is unsure how that common cultural legacy will be affected by the shrugging off of royalist rule that came with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.131-133</ref>

	Although the practice of [[Santeria]] is not rare in Nueva Aragona<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.129</ref>, the leading religion in the cluster is [[The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.128</ref>		Although the practice of [[Santeria]] is not rare in Nueva Aragona<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.129</ref>, the leading religion in the cluster is [[The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.128</ref>

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	[[Nueva Aragona]] appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked]] domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.124-125</ref> Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.125</ref> Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same colony of an expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign royalty.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.126</ref> It is unsure how that common cultural legacy will be affected by the shrugging off of royalist rule that came with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.131-133</ref>		[[Nueva Aragona]] appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked) domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.124-125</ref> Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.125</ref> Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same colony of an expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign royalty.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.126</ref> It is unsure how that common cultural legacy will be affected by the shrugging off of royalist rule that came with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.131-133</ref>

	Although the practice of [[Santeria]] is not rare in Nueva Aragona<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.129</ref>, the leading religion in the cluster is [[The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.128</ref>		Although the practice of [[Santeria]] is not rare in Nueva Aragona<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.129</ref>, the leading religion in the cluster is [[The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.128</ref>

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	[[Nueva Aragona]] appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked]] domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.124-125</ref> Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.125</ref> Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same colony of an expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign royalty.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.126</ref> It is unsure how that common cultural legacy will be affected by the shrugging off of royalist rule that came with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.131-133</ref>		[[Nueva Aragona]] appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked]] domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.124-125</ref> Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.125</ref> Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same colony of an expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign royalty.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.126</ref> It is unsure how that common cultural legacy will be affected by the shrugging off of royalist rule that came with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.131-133</ref>

	Although the practice of [[Santeria]] is not rare in Nueva Aragona<ref>[[Undead Sea ~~Scrols~~ 2001]] p.129</ref>, the leading religion in the cluster is [[The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.128</ref>		Although the practice of [[Santeria]] is not rare in Nueva Aragona<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.129</ref>, the leading religion in the cluster is [[The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.128</ref>

	Nueva Aragon was created by [[Nathan Okerlund]]. Its real life analogue is a [[gothic]] version of [[South America]] in somewhat more modern times than most domains.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.221-222]</ref>		Nueva Aragon was created by [[Nathan Okerlund]]. Its real life analogue is a [[gothic]] version of [[South America]] in somewhat more modern times than most domains.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.221-222]</ref>

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	[[Nueva Aragona]] appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked]] domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland.ref>[[Undead Sea ~~Scrols~~ 2001]] p.124-125</ref> Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda.ref>[[Undead Sea ~~Scrols~~ 2001]] p.125</ref> Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same colony of an expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign royalty.<ref>[[Undead Sea ~~Scrols~~ 2001]] p.126</ref> It is unsure how that common cultural legacy will be affected by the shrugging off of royalist rule that came with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]].<ref>[[Undead Sea ~~Scrols~~ 2001]] p.131-133</ref>		[[Nueva Aragona]] appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked]] domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.124-125</ref> Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.125</ref> Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same colony of an expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign royalty.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.126</ref> It is unsure how that common cultural legacy will be affected by the shrugging off of royalist rule that came with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.131-133</ref>

	Although the practice of [[Santeria]] is not rare in Nueva Aragona<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.129</ref>, the leading religion in the cluster is [[The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows]].~~Mref~~>[[Undead Sea ~~Scrols~~ 2001]] p.128</ref>		Although the practice of [[Santeria]] is not rare in Nueva Aragona<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.129</ref>, the leading religion in the cluster is [[The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.128</ref>

	Nueva Aragon was created by [[Nathan Okerlund]]. Its real life analogue is a [[gothic]] version of [[South America]] in somewhat more modern times than most domains.		Nueva Aragon was created by [[Nathan Okerlund]]. Its real life analogue is a [[gothic]] version of [[South America]] in somewhat more modern times than most domains.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.221-222]</ref>

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	[[Nueva Aragona]] appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked]] domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland.ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.124-125</ref> Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda.ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.125</ref> Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same colony of an expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign ~~rule~~.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.126</ref> It is unsure how that common cultural legacy will be affected by the shrugging off of ~~imperial~~ rule that came with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]].		[[Nueva Aragona]] appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked]] domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland.ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.124-125</ref> Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda.ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.125</ref> Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same colony of an expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign royalty.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.126</ref> It is unsure how that common cultural legacy will be affected by the shrugging off of royalist rule that came with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.131-133</ref>

			Although the practice of [[Santeria]] is not rare in Nueva Aragona<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.129</ref>, the leading religion in the cluster is [[The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows]].Mref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.128</ref>

			Nueva Aragon was created by [[Nathan Okerlund]]. Its real life analogue is a [[gothic]] version of [[South America]] in somewhat more modern times than most domains.

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	[[Nueva Aragona]] appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked]] domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland. Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda. Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign rule. ~~That~~ common ~~heritage may begin to fray as empiric~~ rule ~~has been thrown off~~ with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]]		[[Nueva Aragona]] appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked]] domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland.ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.124-125</ref> Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda.ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.125</ref> Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same colony of an expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign rule.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrols 2001]] p.126</ref> It is unsure how that common cultural legacy will be affected by the shrugging off of imperial rule that came with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]].

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[[Nueva Aragona]] appears to be a single [[domain]] and a single nation, but it is in fact a [[cluster]] of two separate (albeit inseparably linked]] domains, [[Resistencia]] on the island chain and [[Maconda]] on the mainland. Both are technically under the rule of the [[rebel]] turned [[dictator]] [[General Martin José Maconda]]. In practice, the powerful [[Obando Family]], powerful [[merchant]] [[family]] have economically separated the [[island]]s of Resistencia to make it in all but name independent of Maconda. Although the islanders and the mainlanders of Nueva Aragona have their cultural and economic differences, they both share a common heritage as part of the same expansionist [[empire]] dominated by foreign rule. That common heritage may begin to fray as empiric rule has been thrown off with the defeat of [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]]

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