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| - Boasting the greatest amount natural resources among the territories in the archipelago, the nation was originally colonized by refugees from the mainland who sought to escape the endless cycles of war. Unfortunately, the influx of people into this ungoverned land quickly transitioned the island territory into a haven for criminal activities. The ensuing violence met a breaking point during the Kyōto Civil War, where an alliance of several vying factions were able to strike a definitive against their adversaries. In the years to follow, this alliance established a modest government to maintain order within the city. Eventually, their area influence expanded from the city and surrounding territory, eventually allowing the acquisition of the chain of islands to the west and everything on the
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| - Boasting the greatest amount natural resources among the territories in the archipelago, the nation was originally colonized by refugees from the mainland who sought to escape the endless cycles of war. Unfortunately, the influx of people into this ungoverned land quickly transitioned the island territory into a haven for criminal activities. The ensuing violence met a breaking point during the Kyōto Civil War, where an alliance of several vying factions were able to strike a definitive against their adversaries. In the years to follow, this alliance established a modest government to maintain order within the city. Eventually, their area influence expanded from the city and surrounding territory, eventually allowing the acquisition of the chain of islands to the west and everything on the region's largest island up to the mountain range that serves as the border to Koshin no Shōdo. With this newly gained territory, and thus resources, the city state of Kyōto declared their holdings a nation in its own right. Naming it the Land of Harmony, a subtle vow to ensure the peace in the years to come, the nation quickly flourished outside of the interference of the mainland. Today, the nation has earned a notable amount of respect as influential island power, the likes of which even larger nations don't trifle with carelessly.
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