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The '''Cathartic Empire of Cornicae''', later called the '''Lavarian Empire''', was a large imperial state in western [[Gaia]] that was active from the early 17th century to shortly after the conclusion of the [[Continental War (Gaia)|Continental War]]. Prior to the Piloro's endorsement of the reigning monarch Marius I, the House of Cambra ruled a parallel state called the Kingdom of Cardeale and Bracelon. In 1605, the Piloro recognized Marius I as the paramount physical authority of [[Ditanery]] and legitimized his annexation of [[Brilliania]], during which he deposed the [[Marism|Marist]] Princes who had previously denied the religious authority of the Piloro.

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Cathartic Empire of Cornicae
Flag of Cornicae
Flag
of Cornicae
Coat of arms
Anthem: Hymn of the Wood
Map of cornicae.png
CapitalCambra
Religion
Cathartic Ditanery
Demonym(s)Cornice
GovernmentMonarchy
High King 
• 1605-1665
Marius I
• 
...
• 1905-1943
Peter X
Succeeded by
Lavaria Lavaria3.png
Vetonia Flag of Vetonia.svg
Brilliania Brilijanië vlag.png
Finium Finium 772269.png
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The Cathartic Empire of Cornicae, later called the Lavarian Empire, was a large imperial state in western Gaia that was active from the early 17th century to shortly after the conclusion of the Continental War. Prior to the Piloro's endorsement of the reigning monarch Marius I, the House of Cambra ruled a parallel state called the Kingdom of Cardeale and Bracelon. In 1605, the Piloro recognized Marius I as the paramount physical authority of Ditanery and legitimized his annexation of Brilliania, during which he deposed the Marist Princes who had previously denied the religious authority of the Piloro.