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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. | [[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.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 islands 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.[1] 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.
- ↑ Undead Sea Scrols 2001 p.126
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