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The '''Secenic Confederation''' was a [[Secens|Secen]] polity in the [[Nelborne]] from the late 6th century to the early 9th century. It arose from a declining [[Secenic Empire]] and governed as a {{wp|confederation}} of [[Secenic duchies]]. The [[Duchy of Conelibek|Conelibek and its surrounding duchy]] dominated the confederation. [[Moress II]] was proclaimed [[King of Seketan]] in c. 867, with the [[Kingdom of Seketan|Seketese kingdom]] succeeding the confederation. | The '''Secenic Confederation''' was a [[Secens|Secen]] polity in the [[Nelborne]] from the late 6th century to the early 9th century. It arose from a declining [[Secenic Empire]] and governed as a {{wp|confederation}} of [[Secenic duchies]]. The [[Duchy of Conelibek|Conelibek and its surrounding duchy]] dominated the confederation. [[Moress II]] was proclaimed [[King of Seketan]] in c. 867, with the [[Kingdom of Seketan|Seketese kingdom]] succeeding the confederation. | ||
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The Secenic Confederation was a Secen polity in the Nelborne from the late 6th century to the early 9th century. It arose from a declining Secenic Empire and governed as a confederation of Secenic duchies. The Conelibek and its surrounding duchy dominated the confederation. Moress II was proclaimed King of Seketan in c. 867, with the Seketese kingdom succeeding the confederation.
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