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==Tourism== | ==Tourism== | ||
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Aquitaynian and Aswickan sports leagues are typically coordinated closely. | |||
Each year, the champions of the [[Aquitaynian Premier League]] and the [[Premier League (Aswick)|Aswickan Premier League]] play in the [[Rose Cup]], a signgle-game cup competition. | |||
==Diplomacy== | ==Diplomacy== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:06, 25 March 2024
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| Aswickan Embassy, Telora | Aquitaynian Embassy, Winchester |
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| Ambassador Clyde Rendower | Ambassador Elijah Montrose |
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| Politics of Aquitayne |
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Relations between the Constitutional Monarchy of Aquitayne and the United Kingdom of Aswick and Scotia have ranged from military opponents to close allies since the mid-1500's. Aquitayne and Aswick were both subjugated states under the Empire of Exponent, with both winning their independence during the Aquitaynian revolution in 1742. Since then, Aswick and Aquitayne - as close neighbors in Loercia - have largely stood side by side with one another throughout history. Most political analysts agree that Aquitayne and Aswick share a Special Relationship, codified in the 1961 Aswickan Guarantee which states Aquitayne will come to the defense of Aswick should its soveriegnty be threatened.
History
Empire of Exponent
Great Astyrian War
Aswickan guarantee
Trade, investment and the economy
Tourism
Sports
Aquitaynian and Aswickan sports leagues are typically coordinated closely.
Each year, the champions of the Aquitaynian Premier League and the Aswickan Premier League play in the Rose Cup, a signgle-game cup competition.