The land that now constitutes Wladfa had been inhabited by many nomadic indigenous peoples for thousands of years before the arrival of the Spaniards in the 18th and 19th centuries, in the form of missionaries. The indigenous population later destroyed their settlements. In 1865, the Argentinian government allowed for the settlement of the region. Welsh settlers arrived on the ship Mimosa, and settled in the Chubut Valley. The region was disputed between Chile and Argentina until 1881. Chile renounced its claim in order to prevent Argentina from entering into the War of the Pacific, in which it was already fighting against Peru and Bolivia. In the late 19th century, the Argentinian government became wary of the amount of Welsh people in the region, as they worried that the British Empire w
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| - The land that now constitutes Wladfa had been inhabited by many nomadic indigenous peoples for thousands of years before the arrival of the Spaniards in the 18th and 19th centuries, in the form of missionaries. The indigenous population later destroyed their settlements. In 1865, the Argentinian government allowed for the settlement of the region. Welsh settlers arrived on the ship Mimosa, and settled in the Chubut Valley. The region was disputed between Chile and Argentina until 1881. Chile renounced its claim in order to prevent Argentina from entering into the War of the Pacific, in which it was already fighting against Peru and Bolivia. In the late 19th century, the Argentinian government became wary of the amount of Welsh people in the region, as they worried that the British Empire w
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| - The land that now constitutes Wladfa had been inhabited by many nomadic indigenous peoples for thousands of years before the arrival of the Spaniards in the 18th and 19th centuries, in the form of missionaries. The indigenous population later destroyed their settlements. In 1865, the Argentinian government allowed for the settlement of the region. Welsh settlers arrived on the ship Mimosa, and settled in the Chubut Valley. The region was disputed between Chile and Argentina until 1881. Chile renounced its claim in order to prevent Argentina from entering into the War of the Pacific, in which it was already fighting against Peru and Bolivia. In the late 19th century, the Argentinian government became wary of the amount of Welsh people in the region, as they worried that the British Empire would use it as a reason to claim the territory, and set about 'removing' some Welsh people from the area. The British Empire retaliated to thise actions, and invaded the Chubut Province in 1897. The British remained in the region and it became part of the British Empire until its eventual independance in 1949. Wladfa is a Commonwealth Realm and a Unitary Parliamentary Republic. The Head of State is the Monarch of Wladfa, the Monarch of the United Kingdom, currently Elizabeth II, who is represented in Wladfa by the Governor-General of Wladfa. The Prime Minister of Wladfa is the Head of Government, elected through the Parliament of Wladfa. Wladfa is an active member of the United Nations, and the Commonwealth of Nations. Wladfa has cloe economical and political ties with Europe, due to its isolation in South America. Wladfa enjoys close relations with the United Kingdom through the English language and the Commonwealth.
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