Cambrecia and the Rise of Koramia - Revision history

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	After the conclusion of the Cambrecian Civil Wars, the Holy See remained a stalwart supporter of Imperial interests on [[Duria]], assisting in the defense of Imperial naval interests in the [[Maroshan Sea]] and in the petty kingdoms of [[Koramia]]. When, in {{NCYear\|1951}}, the self-styled King of Koramia placed his own [[Prelate of Vortumnus]] in the holy seat of [[Paeldain]], the [[Pontifex of Zelos]] handed that king and Prelate an even stronger denunciation than the [[Pontifex Maximus]] himself: the See broke off all trade relations with the Kingdom of Koramia, refusing to recognize its sovereignty. This harsh treatment sparked off a minor war between the two nations in {{NCYear\|1954}} and, though the initial fighting lasted only a decade or so, no official treaty was established between the two nations. By {{NCYear\|2000}}, despite a minor movement among some of the priests of Cambrecia, the Potentate was still strong in his opposition to the concept of an independent Koramian Kingdom.		After the conclusion of the Cambrecian Civil Wars, the Holy See remained a stalwart supporter of Imperial interests on [[Duria]], assisting in the defense of Imperial naval interests in the [[Maroshan Sea]] and in the petty kingdoms of [[Koramia]]. When, in {{NCYear\|1951}}, the self-styled King of Koramia placed his own [[Prelate of Vortumnus]] in the holy seat of [[Paeldain]], the [[Pontifex of Zelos]] handed that king and Prelate an even stronger denunciation than the [[Pontifex Maximus]] himself: the See broke off all trade relations with the Kingdom of Koramia, refusing to recognize its sovereignty. This harsh treatment sparked off a minor war between the two nations in {{NCYear\|1954}} and, though the initial fighting lasted only a decade or so, no official treaty was established between the two nations. By {{NCYear\|2000}}, despite a minor movement among some of the priests of Cambrecia, the Potentate was still strong in his opposition to the concept of an independent Koramian Kingdom.
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	After the conclusion of the Cambrecian Civil Wars, the Holy See remained a stalwart supporter of Imperial interests on [[Duria]], assisting in the defense of Imperial naval interests in the [[~~Maroshian~~ Sea]] and in the petty kingdoms of [[Koramia]]. When, in {{NCYear\|1951}}, the self-styled King of Koramia placed his own [[Prelate of Vortumnus]] in the holy seat of [[Paeldain]], the [[Pontifex of Zelos]] handed that king and Prelate an even stronger denunciation than the [[Pontifex Maximus]] himself: the See broke off all trade relations with the Kingdom of Koramia, refusing to recognize its sovereignty. This harsh treatment sparked off a minor war between the two nations in {{NCYear\|1954}} and, though the initial fighting lasted only a decade or so, no official treaty was established between the two nations. By {{NCYear\|2000}}, despite a minor movement among some of the priests of Cambrecia, the Potentate was still strong in his opposition to the concept of an independent Koramian Kingdom.		After the conclusion of the Cambrecian Civil Wars, the Holy See remained a stalwart supporter of Imperial interests on [[Duria]], assisting in the defense of Imperial naval interests in the [[Maroshan Sea]] and in the petty kingdoms of [[Koramia]]. When, in {{NCYear\|1951}}, the self-styled King of Koramia placed his own [[Prelate of Vortumnus]] in the holy seat of [[Paeldain]], the [[Pontifex of Zelos]] handed that king and Prelate an even stronger denunciation than the [[Pontifex Maximus]] himself: the See broke off all trade relations with the Kingdom of Koramia, refusing to recognize its sovereignty. This harsh treatment sparked off a minor war between the two nations in {{NCYear\|1954}} and, though the initial fighting lasted only a decade or so, no official treaty was established between the two nations. By {{NCYear\|2000}}, despite a minor movement among some of the priests of Cambrecia, the Potentate was still strong in his opposition to the concept of an independent Koramian Kingdom.

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	}}</noinclude>After the conclusion of the Cambrecian Civil Wars, the Holy See remained a stalwart supporter of Imperial interests on [[Duria]], assisting in the defense of Imperial naval interests in the [[Maroshian Sea]] and in the petty kingdoms of [[Koramia]]. When, in {{NCYear\|1951}}, the self-styled King of Koramia placed his own [[Prelate of Vortumnus]] in the holy seat of [[Paeldain]], the [[Pontifex of Zelos]] handed that king and Prelate an even stronger denunciation than the [[Pontifex Maximus]] himself: the See broke off all trade relations with the Kingdom of Koramia, refusing to recognize its sovereignty. This harsh treatment sparked off a minor war between the two nations in {{NCYear\|1954}} and, though the initial fighting lasted only a decade or so, no official treaty was established between the two nations. By {{NCYear\|2000}}, despite a minor movement among some of the priests of Cambrecia, the Potentate was still strong in his opposition to the concept of an independent Koramian Kingdom.		}}</noinclude><includeonly>{{Article_Reference
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			After the conclusion of the Cambrecian Civil Wars, the Holy See remained a stalwart supporter of Imperial interests on [[Duria]], assisting in the defense of Imperial naval interests in the [[Maroshian Sea]] and in the petty kingdoms of [[Koramia]]. When, in {{NCYear\|1951}}, the self-styled King of Koramia placed his own [[Prelate of Vortumnus]] in the holy seat of [[Paeldain]], the [[Pontifex of Zelos]] handed that king and Prelate an even stronger denunciation than the [[Pontifex Maximus]] himself: the See broke off all trade relations with the Kingdom of Koramia, refusing to recognize its sovereignty. This harsh treatment sparked off a minor war between the two nations in {{NCYear\|1954}} and, though the initial fighting lasted only a decade or so, no official treaty was established between the two nations. By {{NCYear\|2000}}, despite a minor movement among some of the priests of Cambrecia, the Potentate was still strong in his opposition to the concept of an independent Koramian Kingdom.

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	}}</noinclude>After the conclusion of the Cambrecian Civil Wars, the Holy See remained a stalwart supporter of Imperial interests on [[Duria]], assisting in the defense of Imperial naval interests in the [[Maroshian Sea]] and in the petty kingdoms of [[Koramia]]. When, in {{NCYear\|1951}}, the self-styled King of Koramia placed his own [[Prelate of Vortumnus]] in the holy seat of [[Paeldain]], the [[Pontifex of Zelos]] handed that king and Prelate an even stronger denunciation than the [[Pontifex Maximus]] himself: the See broke off all trade relations with the Kingdom of Koramia, refusing to recognize its sovereignty. This harsh treatment sparked off a minor war between the two nations in {{NCYear\|1954}} and, though the initial fighting lasted only a decade or so, no official treaty was established between the two nations. By {{NCYear\|2000}}, despite a minor movement among some of the priests of Cambrecia, the Potentate was still strong in his opposition to the concept of an independent Koramian Kingdom.		}}</noinclude>After the conclusion of the Cambrecian Civil Wars, the Holy See remained a stalwart supporter of Imperial interests on [[Duria]], assisting in the defense of Imperial naval interests in the [[Maroshian Sea]] and in the petty kingdoms of [[Koramia]]. When, in {{NCYear\|1951}}, the self-styled King of Koramia placed his own [[Prelate of Vortumnus]] in the holy seat of [[Paeldain]], the [[Pontifex of Zelos]] handed that king and Prelate an even stronger denunciation than the [[Pontifex Maximus]] himself: the See broke off all trade relations with the Kingdom of Koramia, refusing to recognize its sovereignty. This harsh treatment sparked off a minor war between the two nations in {{NCYear\|1954}} and, though the initial fighting lasted only a decade or so, no official treaty was established between the two nations. By {{NCYear\|2000}}, despite a minor movement among some of the priests of Cambrecia, the Potentate was still strong in his opposition to the concept of an independent Koramian Kingdom.

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