Non-Human Species of Anagonia
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History
Early Developments
Several decades before the fall of the United Republic, the United Republic Military intervened to rescue a small Non-Human populace from genocide in a foreign land. This group, consisting of several hundred individuals from isolated tribal communities, was provided with protected lands upon their arrival in Anagonia. They established new communities with minimal interaction with the outside world.
Following the fall of the United Republic, Master Sergeant Tiberius Samsus honored his agreements with these communities by enshrining their protected status in the Constitution of the Confederate States. As the 1st President of the Confederacy, Samsus enacted laws to preserve the tribal status of these Non-Human communities, granting them dual citizenship and sovereign governance over their lands. His efforts ensured that the communities could either integrate into Anagonian society or remain in their traditional environments. Over time, members of these Non-Human species contributed to modern society, including in politics and the armed forces. By 105 AUR, President Mileethus Canisilus became the first Non-Human citizen elected as President , and the 17th President of the Confederate States.
The Great War and Wildlantaria
During the Great War (1931-1951), the Confederate States intervened in the Kingdom of Sarda, which had been destabilized by a brutal civil conflict and subsequent partisan raids. The Confederate States, with crucial support from the Federal Republic of Meridon, played a key role in securing vital sea routes and defeating Sarda’s military forces.
The peace treaty that concluded the Great War required Sarda to relinquish all territories gained during the conflict and pay reparations. As a result, the Confederate States annexed the Territory of Wildlantaria. This region, now part of Anagonia, was notable for its diverse population, including a high concentration of sapient Non-Human inhabitants such as Komodren and Kromen.
President Jason Faltore, the 3rd President, honored the legacy of the Constitution and the 1st President by officially declaring the new citizens of Wildlantaria as equal and protected under the law. The acquisition of Wildlantaria not only expanded Anagonia’s territorial holdings but also significantly enhanced its cultural and demographic diversity. This integration underscored Anagonia's commitment to inclusivity and the recognition of its diverse Non-Human populations as integral members of the Confederacy. The acquisition highlighted Anagonia's dedication to embracing and respecting its rich, multi-species heritage while continuing its role as a dominant regional power.