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From now on, I will be extra strict on sea travel. Leaders will need to have ships to travel across water. (You can have more than one leader on a single ship)
Also, NPNs will have a more active role in managing their domestic affairs. I am doing this in hopes of making some of the smaller positions more playable in the future.
Mercenaries:
| Religion | Troops |
|---|---|
| Shinto | 28i, 12c, 10s, 10w |
| Mahayana | 16i, 58c, 5s, 5w |
| Therevada | 17i, 48c, 5s, 5w |
| Hindu | 12i, 9c, 4s, 8w, 6t |
Shinto | Seafaring | Tech 4
Shogun Nareshi
Diplomacy: Sikhote(nt), Nigata(-nt)
Shogun Nareshi continued to improve the livelihood of many cities as a massive endeavour to change the nature of their society to become more open was successfully completed. Missionaries spread the Shinto faith in Suifenhe and the Marianas. There was also successful diplomacy in Sikhote, as the mainlanders there gave the Shogunate safe passage. However, not all the news was good news on the diplmatic front, as Joshiro's death at the negotiating table encouraged the Governor of Nigata to forgo further tribute to the Shogun.
Shinto | Seafaring | Tech 4
Master Hiroto
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
Buddhist | Civilized | Tech 4
Lu Wang
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
Buddhist | Civilized | Tech 4
Master Shang Xiu
Diplomacy: Hopei(oe)[Kaifeng(oh)], Houma(op)[Shanso(oh)], Shenshi(op), Shentung(oh)[Si-Lei(oh)], Anshan(oh), Tsainan(oh), Shangtung(n/e), Yen(oh)[Yen-ching(oh)], Anhui(op)
The Shaolin Monks erupted from their slumber with a vengeance, founding several new Order Houses and increasing a few their other sites. During this massive expansion, the Order decided to make their society more open to the public as they gained status in Korea and Honan. Unfortunately, they were unsuccessful in their missionary work.
Civilized | Tech 4
Kou Chun
Diplomacy: Anhui(n/e), Nan Chao(ab)
The Theravada Buddhists expanded their influence in Nan Chao, and converted some of the Buddhists in Anhui. Apart from that, they just concentrated on other religious matters.
Buddhist | Civilized | Tech 4
King Gui-Jin Tri
Diplomacy: none
Open for Player!
Therevada Buddhist | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Hu Song
Diplomacy:
Emperor Hu Song continued to build his army, adding over thirty thousand of various cavalry units to his command. Kang Chou patrolled the Yangtse and young Hu Tii ruled in preparation of his eventual installment as Emperor. Chou Sang and Xie Xin collected various garrison units and proceeded to defend Chang'ling in the event of an attack.
Buddhist | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Lui II
Diplomacy:
No Orders.
Buddhist | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Xi'an Zang
Diplomacy:
No Orders
Asiatic Pagan | Nomadic | Tech 3
Liao Chien, Khan of the Hsing'Nu, Imperial Governor of Liao Province
Diplomacy: Wudan(oc, revolts), Yen[Yen-Ching(a)]
The Khanate, raising another four thousand well-equipped mounted troops, decided it would be time to take the region of Shantung from the Honan, so they marched their troops into the region to conquer it. However, once they completed that simple task, they got news from the North that the Mongol horde had moved against them in Wudan. So they quickly left Shantung (just as the Honan army arrived to reclaim the region), and met the Mongols on the fields of Shangtu, where they had already pacified the people, and were about to begin looting the countryside as they did in Wudan.
Battle at ShangtuLiao Xi-Ju, a very capable commander, was leading the Hsiung'Nu army composed of over 10,000 heavy cavalry, and had the help of Zi Chan and many informants to help him plan out his defenses. Takata, Khan of the Mongols, was no slouch himself when it came to military tactics, and was confident, perhaps over-confident, that his army, which contained about 8,000 heavy cavalry, 14,000 regular cavalry, and 26,000 light cavalry, would carry the day. However, being caught off guard initially in the attempt to loot the region of Shangtu, Liao Xi-Ju handily carried the first battle and forced the Mongols to retreat. Takata, enraged at this defeat, regrouped his army and charged the battlefield once more, this time suffering an even greater defeat, as Liao Xi-Ju seemed to know his every command! Takata, once again, this time joined by the Khan of the Uighurs who trailed behind with Spotted Goat, would charge the Hsiung'Nu army. Once again, Liao Xi-Ju outmaneuvered the Mongols and forced them to retreat, but not before capturing the Uighur Khan and killing the Takata himself! Takata's son Kanata would take up the position of Khan, and give up on the attack, withdrawing completely into the region of Wudan. In all, the Hsing'Nu lost almost 3,000 troops, while the Mongols lost 11,000 troops in all.
In other news, the city of Yen-Ching has agreed to a full alliance with the Khanate through the diplomatic efforts of Zhon Li.
Asiatic Pagan | Nomadic | Tech 3
Khan Kanata
Diplomacy:
The Mongols headed through Kin and Tumet in search of other to join them, but had no luck. So they proceeded to Wudan in Hsiung'Nu territory where they attacked and looted the region. Their next target was Shangtu, but before they could loot the region, the Hsiug'Nu army would meet them in battle. See Battle of Shangtu.
Hinduism | Seafaring | Tech 4
Emperor Skanda
Diplomacy:
No Orders.
Hinduism | Civilized | Tech 4
King Tri Utvaditya II
Diplomacy: Nam Pung(n/e), Hmong(n/e)
The King ordered more economic building, before passing away. Tri Utvaditya II rose to the throne without any difficulty. Diplomatic efforts were ineffective.
Hinduism | Civilized | Tech 4
King
Diplomacy:
The migration to Africa ended in a Civil War, although little blood was spilled in the event. The death of King Samarjit, and his brother Ardhatada a bit earlier, left a vacuum in leadership in the Pegu capital. As a result, Pegu loyalists seized the capital killing any remnants of the old ruling family that wasn't in Africa.
Mercenaries:
| Religion | Troops |
|---|---|
| Hindu | 24i, 20c, 18s, 5w |
| Coptic | 20i, 25c, 10s, 6w |
| Zoroastrian | Jabq M6A9; 16i, 42c, 5s, 8w |
Hinduism | Civilized | Tech 4
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
Hinduism | Civilized | Tech 4
Grandmaster
Diplomacy: Anhivarta(n/e) [Kayal(n/e)], Chola(oe) [Tanjore(oo)], Edrosia(oo) [Mansura(n/e)], Madurai(oo) [Mandras(n/e)]
Grandmaster Johohie died, as did several other leaders, but the Sword of Shiva held itself together, and even managed to expand it's Order sites. No such luck in trying to find a meaningful quest however.
Hinduism | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Ilore
Diplomacy: Jats(n/e)
Emperor Zohra died while ruling his empire, and Ilore rose to the throne as expected. Dozens of field forts were scattered throughout the empire, and several cities received modest garrisons of heavy infantry. The Empire continued the trend of urbanization as several cities grew and developed.
Hinduism | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Hamadhamba
Diplomacy: Sukkur(ea)[Multan(t)], Sind(n/e), Edrosia(n/e)[Mansura(n/e)], Manipur(t), Gtsang[Sardhila(n/e)], Chitor(t)[Thatthati(nt)], Gujerat(t), Surashtra(+yfc), Arakan(ea), Samatata(n/e)
Emperor Adhamba passed away leaving the Empire to his brother Hamadhamba who was on a diplomatic mission which started off well, but ended with few results. However, before he died, he ordered the formation of a garrison of 20 field forts and 2000 heavy infantry in each of ten various regions around the Empire. Pesathi also died after delivering resources for cultivation in Africa. The rest of the leaders spent time wandering around the empire on separate diplomatic yielding some results.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 4
Patriarch Tethys
Diplomacy: Carhae(ch), Kuwait[Kuwait(ch)], Ad'Dahna(ch), Lebanon(ab)[Tyre(ca)]
Patriarch Tethys began the job of rebuilding the Zoroastrian Church, founding 3 churches, and sending out his subordinates to reclaim certain sites from the Parsee. Angcur was successful in seizing control of their sites in Lebanon and Tyre, but Sahmaru was captured by the Parsee when he tried to retake the Cathedral in Al-Aqabah. Bruman was ordered to take the elite cavalry army to Mecca, to try and prevent the Parsee from blocking their efforts at "reunification" of the faith, but he fell from his horse on the trip and died, so the army returned to Mesopotamia.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 4
Patriarch
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 5
Grandmaster Ardarmard
Diplomacy: Shirvan[Ardabil(oe)]
The Farohars succeeded in their attempt to expand their reach despite Nalvahd dying while spearheading that task in Ardabil. They raised 6,000 troops and built 25 ships to strengthen their defense and that of their allies. Jehlad and Garvehl also died leaving Tyre unprotected.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 5
Shah Mihr
Diplomacy: Abarshahr(fa)
Shah Mihr ruled his Empire as his generals concentrated on patrolling the borders and bringing Abarshahr back into the fold. The ranks of the cavalry were supplemented with additional infantrymen and siege engineers.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 5
Xerxes, ShahanShah Eran Ud Aneran
Diplomacy:
Xerxes, ShahanShah Eran Ud Aneran, continued to rule his empire and expand his military capabilities with the addition of fifteen light infantry troops and 75 heavy warships. The armies and navies continued to patrol the empire in case of attack. In addition to the military buildup, Xerxes spent some time and resources on economic matters, most notably utilizing the silk route to start two new trade routes with Sunni and Buddhist merchants.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Moltke
Diplomacy: Bactria [Axanja(n/e)], Ferghana(nt), Uzebek(nt)
Emperor Moltke ruled and tended to his family while continuing to improve his empire's economy by founding the city of Almaty on the Silk Road in Kuldja as well as building several public works in various places. Diplomatic convoys were sent Axanja, Ferghana, and Uzebek yielding moderate results, despite a coalition in the south, around Uzebek, being formed by mercenaries to resist Kara-Khitai aggression.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 4
Sultan Ghalib
Diplomacy: Mahabo(n/e)
Sultan Ghalib ruled, and continued the economic development while ordering his generals to patrol the seas. Abdullah, Crown Prince of Aden, sired a daughter and a son with Princess Ginna of Persia. Omar died before he could achieve his goal of bringing Mahabo into the fold.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 5
King Ardashir
Diplomacy:
King Ardashir fortified the region of Paphlagonia, but other than that, he sat around doing nothing.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Patriarch Tyburcy
Diplomacy: Campania[Naples(ca)], Tuscany[Caprica(ca)], Cyprus[Nicosia(mn)], Thebes[Karnak(mn)]
Tyburcy remained in Egypt attending to administrative duties. Several structures were expanded, as the Church increases its presence in these cities.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 5
Master Servitus
Diplomacy: Faiyum[Humanrapta(oo)], Zelia[Amurto(oo)], Mansura[Heliopolis(oo)], Crete[Agoruvix(oe)], Latium[Rome(op)]
Servitus raised another six thousand troops, which joined the armies that were gathered in Egypt in preparation for defense, should the time come. He also spent some resources developing the city of Karnak, and continued to expand its presence in several cities.
Sunni Islam | Nomadic | Tech 4
Caliph Abu Bakr
Diplomacy: Yumen(f)
Isam al Hezim passed away in sleep and Abu Bakr proclaimed himself Caliph of all Islam upon his succession. Once Abu got used to ruling in stead of his father, he got to the business of siring children to follow in his own footsteps. Uthman and Altair were born almost a year apart. Umar and Ali set out to enslave the nearby steppes. Umar headed East, enslaving and colonizing Yumen, then enslaving Tsinghai and bringing the slaves with him to Tarim. Ali on the other hand, headed south and enslaved the regions of Singkiang, Kashgar, Khotan, Astin and Tsiadam, leaving a garrison with the slaves behind so that they wouldn't slow him down, before meeting Umar in Tarim. The Saksiny Khan was supposed to follow Ali and pick up the slaves and garrisons, but he died before he could get started on the task.
Mercenaries:
| Religion | Troops |
|---|---|
| Arian | 5i, 5c, 5s, 5w |
| Coptic | 5i, 5c, 5s, 5w |
| Pirates | M456, 38hw,11hew,4w,18i |
Hindu | Civilised | Tech 4
King Bhagadatta
Diplomacy: Brava(hm) and the rest of Pegu's African holdings(f), Scebeli(f)[Skhalan(f)]
Bhagadatta, upon hearing the news that his father and uncle died, decided he had enough of the Pegu homeland and decided to stay in Africa where he proclaimed himself the King of the new Hindu Kingdom of Afriqan.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Grandmaster Bantu (Chairman and CEO of Bantu's Flying Futons Ltd.)
Diplomacy: Oyo(oo), Yoruba(oo), Jos(op), Daza(n/e), Kanem-Bornu(n/e), Soro(oh)
Grandmaster Bantu, Shield of the Faithful, concentrated mainly on expanding his Order's control network, meeting moderate success in these endeavors. He also wanted to found a city on a remote island rumored to exist somewhere of the coast of Western Africa, so he sent Obioma on this quest, but he didn't know how to get there. Obioma died before he could figure this one out.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 5
Empress Amenia
Diplomacy:
Empress Amenia watched over her empire, investing in the economies of Crete and Cyprus, as well as further increasing her empire's military capability with the conscription of another 28,000 heavy cavalry. Her son, Sarabis, took a wife and attended to administrative duties within the empire, during which time he sired a healthy baby boy. Empress Amenia sent out her generals to search for underworld activities in Egypt, Humanrapta and Mansura. Makarios found nothing in Humanrapta, neither did Zekto in Mansura, but Marakash found a Cultic Temple in Egypt and quickly left the scene to avoid detection. In addition, Empress Amenia sent out another meaningful olive branch to the Western Romans with 300 gold via their merchants in exchange for grain, as well as 100gp to Kanem for their grain.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Taibo
Diplomacy: Alwa(f), Funj(n/e), Kassala(revolts), Kobowen(revolts), Nubia(revolts), Shoa(revolts), Zeila(t)
Emperor Takalin continued to expand the economy of his Empire before unexpectedly in Funj where his diplomatic efforts were bearing little fruit. Before Takalin died, he had appointed Taibo his Heir, something Skara took exception to. So when Takalin died, Skara and another lieutenant decided to stir some trouble. Little amounted to their efforts, but once again, several more regions, seeing the continued weakness in the leadership of the Empire, decided to declare their independence.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Nemo
Diplomacy: none
Master General Mufasa died after 5 years of rule. General Kikembo made a claim for the throne, but General Nemo seized control of the troops and declared himself Emperor, doing away with the dictatorship that strained the government. Only the people of Nupe were disgusted with this development, but the secret service put an end to that revolt rather quickly. Before Mufasa died, he did manage to extend the Royal Road to Sudan and invest in the region of Nupe (those ungrateful bastards).
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
King Zouthan II
Diplomacy:
No Orders.
Arian Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Patriarch Wolach
Diplomacy: Sardinia(ab), Terhazza(ch)
Patriach Wolach established a church in the desert and invested in a couple of regions. Operus traveled to Sardinia where he would found an Abbey. Apart from that, the Church spent its time preaching to the choir.
Arian Christian | Seafaring | Tech 4
Samson the Bold
Diplomacy:
Tzaza the Younger passed away while seeing to the defense of Arian Northern Africa. Samson the Bold seized the stewardship of the Knights without difficulty once he finished putting together an instant messaging system using signal fires. It was crude but effective. Samson would also command the newly conscripted cavalry force consisting of 2,800 mounted soldiers. Baeleric the Fierce would take command of 3,000 new infantry troops and several siege specialists, as well as the navy. With this military force he would travel to Maltese and set up a defensive posture there. Alexander on the other hand spend his time turning stones to no avail.
Arian Christian | Seafaring | Tech 4
Emperor Garvin
Diplomacy: Merrakesh[Casablanca(c)]
Emperor D'Haran ruled for another 5 years before passing away in his sleep. His son Garvin took to the throne shortly after getting married with a girl from the Zirid region. Before D'Haran passed away, he saw the Royal Road construction to its end, as the road now stretched from Carthage to Casablanca. Fez also grew in size during this time.
Mercenaries:
| Religion | Troops |
|---|---|
| Eastern Orthodox | 10i, 15c, 5s, 10w |
| Roman Catholic | 5i, 5c, 5s, 5w |
| Arian Christian | 15i, 5s, 5w |
| Coptic Christian | 10i, 10c, 5s, 5w |
| Celtic Christian | 15i, 10c, 10s, 5w |
Arian Christian | Barbarian | Tech 4
King Ivan
Diplomacy:
King Theodoric II died and Ivan, his son and heir, took over the crown with little difficulty. During this transition, the city of New Seville continued to expand and the cultivation of Chernigov was nearing completion.
Arian Christian | Seafaring | Tech 4
King Sarantino II
Diplomacy: Catalonia(f)
King Sarantino passed away, paving the way for his son, to take to the throne at a very young age of 11. Fortunately, even at such a young age, Sarantino II has shown exceptional leadership abilities, and has excelled in his studies and swordplay, earning him great respect from his father's troops. Count Guiseppe de Licita remains in Catalonia to convince the local leadership of the merits of joining the Sicilian Kingdom.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Honorius
Diplomacy: Burgandy[Dijon(f)], Corsica(f)
Emperor Honorius sired a son and daughter while ruling his empire. He also raised another 10,000 heavy cavalry and invested heavily in the countryside of Lyonnais while sending much needed grain to Egypt, Ethiopia and the Theban Legion. Arcadius lead diplomatic efforts in Dijon which were very successful despite his untimely death due to illness. Maximus travelled to Corsica and managed to fully secure that island for the empire.
United Orthodox | Civilized | Tech 4
Patriarch Justian
Diplomacy:
No Orders.
United Orthodox | Civilized | Tech 5
Grandmaster Miklos
Diplomacy:
The order received 600 gold from the Eastern Roman Empire as Heraclius started to play with the Greek Fire. Unfortunately, while learning some advanced tactics he had an unfortunate accident and both he and Kristos perished in the blaze. Fortunately, Miklos learned from this unfortunate incident as he took possession of the sacred text on the Greek Fire as the new Grandmaster of the Order. Apart from this, the Order kept itself on a high degree of readiness in case war should break out.
United Orthodox | Civilized | Tech 5
Emperor Karopophores
Diplomacy:
The Emperor, remained paranoid about an imminent attack, right up until his last breath which he used to give further orders on the defense plan. Fortunately, before he passed away, he lowered the tax rate significantly to alleviate the concerns of his people. If it weren't for this move, the empire surely would have fallen into chaos, as the level of taxation in the previous five years nearly broke the backs of the Eastern Romans. Karopophores inherited the throne, and continued to prepare the defenses of the empire from where Heraklios left off, conscripting siege engineers, building many field forts in Constantinople and constructing 45 warships. However, peace prevailed yet again.
The Empire continued to maintain strong relations with the Order of St. Georgios, sending them 600 gold and co-ordinating their defense strategy.
United Orthodox | Barbarian | Tech 4
King Konrad
Diplomacy: none
While King Konrad ruled he sent out Koneric and Boris in search of slaves, but instead they found a small horde in Tarhain. The horde smacked their small army around like a rag doll, but they did manage to escape with their lives and 1,000 of their mounted troops.
United Orthodox | Barbarian | Tech 4
King Alistar
Diplomacy:
No Orders.
United Orthodox | Barbarian | Tech 3
King Ragnar Bloodaxe
Diplomacy: Thuringia(f)
King Ragnar continued to rule his Kingdom as Hans, the Heir to the Throne, remained in Thuringia and fully brought the region into the Kingdom. Otto remained in Freisland where he was on the look out for trouble.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Michael
Diplomacy:
No Orders.
United Ortodox | Civilized | Tech 4
King
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
Celtic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Patriarch Oscar
Diplomacy: Anjou(mn), Brabant(n/e), Flanders(n/e), Ile de France(mn), Nivernais(ch), Ponthieu(ch), Skane(ca), Throndheim[Tyrsfjord(mn)], Vermandois(ch)
Oscar spent his efforts consecrating a monastery in Ile de France and a monastery in Anjou. He sent his Cardinals and Bishops is various directions to consecrate various structures for the Celtic Church, and he told them to take great care in these efforts so as not to waste resources. Only two Bishops failed in their tasks, which weres to consecrate a monasteries in Brabant and Flanders, but ran into great difficulty seeing as the populations were Coptic.
The New Roman Empire | Celtic Christian | Civilized | 4 Emperor Antonius Pius, defender of New Rome, light of the West, guardian of civilization Diplomacy: Emperor Antonius Pius sat around doing nothing, leaving the administration of the empire to those around him. Unfortunately, that was a very effective strategy. Diplomats were also sent to Anjou, but Armorican soldiers politely escorted them out.Celtic Christian | Barbarian | Tech 4
King Thor Iversson
Diplomacy: Halland(+yfc)
Thor Iversson ruled his empire as his leaders tried to mend fences with the people of Halland and continued to convert the people of Smalland.
Celtic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
King Murat
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
South Amerind | PreColumbian | Tech 2
King Juan Valdez
Diplomacy:
Juan Valdez sent Coffee to explore the Santa Maria Sea, and he came back with solid results. Latte was sent to the Angamos Sea, but his expecition ended tragically when his ship hit rocks in a fog. Mocha, on the other hand, remained in Guayami to preach to the tribesmen there about his gods, but the effort fell on deaf ears. Apart from that, Juan attended to his government and family, the latter saw the addition of a son.
Unforunately, during this time, there were storms in the Chinca Sea, causing several merchants to lose their ships, and to add further insult to injury, the few remaining ships returning from Latte's unfortunate expedition were lost in this storm as well.
Nordic Orthodox Christian | Barbarian | Tech 4
King
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
Pelegian Christian | Barbarian | Tech 4
Patriarch Brendon ap Ennis
Diplomacy: Maya(mn), Atakapa(ab), Popoluca(ch), Totonac(ch)[Mazitaka(ch)]
The Holy Pelegian Church continued to expand their network of churches and abbeys throughout the Albion Kingdom. There was also some missionary work, as Quiche fully embraced Pelegian theology.
Pelegian Christian | Seafaring | Tech 4
King Iain ap Grania ac Mian
Diplomacy: Mescalero(c), Lenca(t), Popoluca[Anza(-nt)]
Diplomatic efforts mildly fruitful in Ciguayo, where the allied leader married into the Royal Family and in Lenca where the people agreed to pay tribute to the Kingdom. In addition to these achievements, several public works were built and the island of Taino was introduced to Pelegian beliefs.
Pelegian Christian | Barbarian | Tech 2
King Quetyctyl
Diplomacy:
The Aztecs send many resources fully developing the regions of Popoluca and Tlapacoya. The cities of Tlacopan and Texcoco grew in size, and the region of Huave found more people willing to embrace Pelegian beliefs.
Pelegian Christian | Barbarian | Tech 3
Chief Bounding Wolf
Diplomacy:
Chief Bounding Wolf built ships and troops as he set about exploring the surrounding areas of his Kingdom with Climbing Fox and Roaming Beaver (which somehow reminds of an ex-girlfriend). Running Moose stayed back and found a wife while taking care of administrative duties. During this time, the city of Cahokia grew and the Postal Road now stretched from Yamasee to Chickasaw.
North Amerind | PreColumbian | Tech 1
Chief Hatwawin
Diplomacy: Anasazi(fa)[Chaco(ea)], Hohokam(n/e), Navajo(f)
Chief Hatwawin spends a great deal of resources developing Serrano, and building internal trade fleets for the two ports on the Colorado River. Several Cities also gre in size as people flocked from the countryside. Several diplomatic convoys enjoyed a great deal of success as the Yokut Federation's ties to its neighbors strengthen.
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