Republic of Innominada

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The Republic of Innominada (Sylvan: República de Innominada; Kedi: สาธารณรัฐ อินโนะมินาดะ, Satharnrath Xinnoaminada), also known as South Innominada, is a country in South Hemithea, Septentrion. It was formerly part of Innominada, but was split off as part of the Menghean-occupied zone following the Innominadan Crisis in 2015. It borders the People's Republic of Innominada to the northwest and Argentstan to the northeast, with its south coast running along the strategic Strait of Portcullia.

Prior to colonization, the south coast of the Innominadan Peninsula was home to a collection of small kingdoms and city-states, which flourished on the lucrative trade network linking Menghe to Meridia. The local population was mostly Kedi-speaking, and after the 10th century, predominantly Shahidic. The Yi dynasty conquered the area in 1317 and ruled it for two hundred years.

Not long after breaking away from Menghe, the independent kingdoms were annexed by Sylvan conquistadors, who integrated them into the colony of Innominada. Innominada transitioned to commonwealth status in 1883, and in 1967 a syndicalist government took over the country.

In 2014, Innominada descended into civil war, with the main opposition force establishing a stronghold in the south. Menghe invaded on September 21st, carving out the Republic of Innominada and installing Martínez's opposition force as the new government. Tensions between the Martínez government and Menghe continued to grow, particularly after Argentstan's secession referendum, and in January 2018 Menghean troops intervened to establish the Second Innominadan Republic under General Thanasak Chaychna.

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