Archive:Arcadian Altanate: Difference between revisions

|established_event5 = Abdication of [[Pitru Punstraia]]

|established_date5 = January 1, 2022

|native_name=Altanaša Arqadiava Cedaxa (Arcadian)

|image_coat=Full Coat of Arms of Arcadia (Larger size).png

Around the time of August 15th, after roughly a week of improving relations, [[Atolia Island]] opted to join the Altanate and became the growing nation's third city. Atolia would go on to become the industrial heartland of the nation, producing stacks upon stacks of various goods that it would sell in its widely used general store, allowing the residents there to become considerably rich. The islanders would also go on to build a number of different notable structures including the Tower of Atolia, the Atolian Underwater Market, as well as the Trans-Atolian-Wahati tunnel which was a joint effort between the two towns. The addition of new people and towns allowed for a further consolidation of resources for construction and the military. Unfortunately, the military would need these resources, as tensions began to reach a breaking point just after the annexation of Atolia on the 15th of August.

=== Great Alathran War ===

As the burgeoning and powerful Kingdom of Elyria acted on its intentions to decolonize Gaushan, several nations, including the Altanate, took interest. Elyria was allied with Acquendavia, a powerful empire on Prospit which in the past had oppressed the Kogongi people, and the Altanate, along with its neighbor [[Republic Of Lydoneia|Lydoneia]], became increasingly concerned for their own safety. A meeting was thus held in the Lydoneian capital of Haven to discuss these threats, yet this was complicated by the Elyrians discovering the meeting and what was discussed. Mercifully, the powerful kingdom let the incident slide, yet this did nothing to deter the worries of the Altanate. As such, representatives of the Altanate went on to sign a Non-Agression Pact/Alliance with the then revered [[Fossores Republic]] in order to boost their diplomatic presence on the world stage; and to plan for war.