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| + | '''Lexicor''' is a an anarchic and landlocked country in the Euro-Pacific area, bordering the vast West Pacific region to the west, the nation of Kzaria to the south east and the region of [[Renegade Islands Alliance]] to the north/northwest. Its capital and largest city is [[Lexicor City]], while [[Albaniuis]] is designated as the ''Lexikticapitol'' meaning the seat of the politics. | ||
| − | [[ | + | In the 12th century, there existed three principalities on the territory of modern day Lexicor: [[Harlef]], roughly corresponding to the southern half, [[Lexcoria]], the west, and [[Albastador]], the north. In 1242, ''Arch Duke'' [[Joachim Gauks]] waged a civil war that unified the three principalities and saw and the establishment of the [[Hargrebian dynasty]]. ''Hagreb'' reached its zenith under Joachims' son, [[Francois of Tremblay|Tremblay]] (1276–98), and his son [[Francois II of Tremblay|Tremblay]] (1301–1331)., the first Lexicorian state quickly fell apart after the death of Francois II when it was found that he had not sired a heir. By the 14th century, Kulnik had replaced ''Hagreb'' when referring to the realm. In the late 14th century, southern Hagreb ([[Lordship of Harlef|Harlef]]) came under the rule of the Shaymanisi noble family, then the Kalosi noble family, and by the 15th century, Hagreb was more often referred to as Cvyn Rigvcti . As the Kalosi dynasty disintegrated, Lexicor was ruled by its Bishops until 1696, and then by the House of Tourin until 1918. From 1918, it was a part of Hexicoria. On the basis of a bloodless coup d'etat in 2006, Lexicor declared its independence and reinstated an amended constitution ratified by Joachim Gauks in 1246. |
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The Borderlands of Lexicor
From the National Archives
Lexicor is a an anarchic and landlocked country in the Euro-Pacific area, bordering the vast West Pacific region to the west, the nation of Kzaria to the south east and the region of Renegade Islands Alliance to the north/northwest. Its capital and largest city is Lexicor City, while Albaniuis is designated as the Lexikticapitol meaning the seat of the politics.
In the 12th century, there existed three principalities on the territory of modern day Lexicor: Harlef, roughly corresponding to the southern half, Lexcoria, the west, and Albastador, the north. In 1242, Arch Duke Joachim Gauks waged a civil war that unified the three principalities and saw and the establishment of the Hargrebian dynasty. Hagreb reached its zenith under Joachims' son, Tremblay (1276–98), and his son Tremblay (1301–1331)., the first Lexicorian state quickly fell apart after the death of Francois II when it was found that he had not sired a heir. By the 14th century, Kulnik had replaced Hagreb when referring to the realm. In the late 14th century, southern Hagreb (Harlef) came under the rule of the Shaymanisi noble family, then the Kalosi noble family, and by the 15th century, Hagreb was more often referred to as Cvyn Rigvcti . As the Kalosi dynasty disintegrated, Lexicor was ruled by its Bishops until 1696, and then by the House of Tourin until 1918. From 1918, it was a part of Hexicoria. On the basis of a bloodless coup d'etat in 2006, Lexicor declared its independence and reinstated an amended constitution ratified by Joachim Gauks in 1246.
