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|leader1 = Keoni I<!-- Name of king or president --> | |leader1 = Keoni I<!-- Name of king or president --> | ||
|leader2 = Kai I | |leader2 = Kai I | ||
|leader3 = | |leader3 = Kaisaro I | ||
|leader4 = Keoni III | |leader4 = Keoni III | ||
|leader5 = Kai V | |leader5 = Kai V | ||
|leader6 = | |leader6 = Kaisaro V | ||
|leader7 = | |leader7 = | ||
|leader8 = | |leader8 = | ||
|year_leader1 = | |year_leader1 = 155 BGD-128 BGD<!-- Years served --> | ||
|year_leader2 = | |year_leader2 = 114 BGD-89 BGD | ||
|year_leader3 = | |year_leader3 = 84 BGD-67 BGD | ||
|year_leader4 = | |year_leader4 = 108 GD-118 BGD | ||
|year_leader5 = | |year_leader5 = 118-169 GD | ||
|year_leader6 = | |year_leader6 = 181- 207 GD | ||
|year_leader7 = | |year_leader7 = | ||
|year_leader8 = | |year_leader8 = | ||
|title_leader = Tupu-Alii <!-- Default: "King" for monarchy, otherwise "President" --> | |title_leader = Tupu-Alii <!-- Default: "King" for monarchy, otherwise "President" --> | ||
Revision as of 00:43, 1 February 2023
The Grand Confederation of Motuasima Fa'apotopotoga o Motuasima | |
|---|---|
| 155BGD–231GD | |
  Flag | |
| Motto: I le Sami | |
| Capital | Devados |
| Religion | Atua |
| Demonym(s) | Motusian |
| Tupu-Alii | |
• 155 BGD-128 BGD | Keoni I |
• 114 BGD-89 BGD | Kai I |
• 84 BGD-67 BGD | Kaisaro I |
• 108 GD-118 BGD | Keoni III |
• 118-169 GD | Kai V |
• 181- 207 GD | Kaisaro V |
| Historical era | Classical Antiquity |
• Established | 155BGD |
• Founding of the mythical nation of Motusira | 1110BGD |
• Founding of the Legendary Nation of Motu-Tala'aga | 632BGD |
• Founding of Malo-Tele | 395BGD |
• Founding of the Confederation of Motuasima | 155BGD |
• The Troubles | 58BGD |
• Sol-Motus War | 229-231GD |
• Disestablished | 8 July 231GD |
| Currency | Copper Coins |
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The Confederation of Motuasima (Confederation of islands of salt) was an island nation in the Magna Sea during Classical Antiquity.