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*[[Nancaya]] ...y]], [[Roderick Hickling]], and [[Dudley Witcher]] of Jyau, and -names- of Nancaya. The treaty was accompanied by a "provisional agreement concerning friendly

...is known for signing the [[Hickling Act]], which solidified [[Jyau]] and [[Nancaya]]'s independence. On June 8th, 1920, he stepped down due to illness. While

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...r of Vitaso]] led a vicious campaign to conquer the kingdoms of Jyau and [[Nancaya]], ultimately conquering the two and annexing them fully in the following y ...rallying his countrymen to separate violently if need be. The governor of Nancaya followed suit days later, also stating intent to secede. While most of the

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...continent of [[Adula]], bordered by [[Kuresa]], [[Mulfulira]], [[Jyau]], [[Nancaya]], [[Rulani]], and [[Durnstaal]], with a coast along the [[Olympic Ocean]] ...shape of the nation we know today, plus where the now-nations of Jyau and Nancaya are, were now part of the Kingdom of Vitaso.

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...7th, 1919 - The ratification of the [[Hickling Act]] grants [[Jyau]] and [[Nancaya]] independence from [[Vitosium]].