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...ment, exercised real power. It was created in 1889, when [[Saint-Bermude's Company]], which controlled the area of [[Dezevau]], was nationalised, and Déséba ...e that local rule would be more consistent, transparent and efficient than company rule, it became clear to the general population that the Zeja had little re

...[[Euclea|Euclean]]—primarily [[Gaullica|Gaullican]] (see [[Saint-Bermude's Company]])—colonisation. The term was used both during and after the empire to ev ...ly came to be run by [[Saint-Bermude's Company]], a [[Gaullica|Gaullican]] company with a mind to profit and extending Gaullican political power. As newer, of

...es by various authorities, such as the [[Aguda Empire]], [[Saint-Bermude's Company]] and the [[Bureau for Southeast Coius]]. It is not as significant in the m

===Saint Bermude's Company=== ...el_te_Batavia_1767.jpg|thumb|right|Saint Bermude's Company main offices at Saint-Bermude, fortified as they were in the 18th century]]

...e state of affairs in place since the nationalisation of [[Saint Bermude's Company]] by the Gaullican state in 1889. ...sis of a fairly spurious claim that the nationalisation of Saint Bermude's Company had been conducted illegally, as well as on the basis of popular sovereignt

...its authority to colonial influence, mainly Gaullican, via Saint-Bermude's Company. At its peak, it had over a hundred million people. Its territory is in pre ...gs with a reduced budget and antiquated urban infrastructure. In 1866, the company made the decision to dissolve the unpopular and diminished puppet regime, r

...gnificant than the regulatory provisions put in place by [[Saint Bermude's Company]] and other [[Euclea|Euclean]] colonial companies, which saw female sex wor ...banned at the instigation of the [[Gaullica|Gaullican]] [[Saint Bermude's Company]] in 1851 (along with many other practices, under the aegis of criminalisin

...ism during the 17th and 18th centuries, in particular from Saint Bermude's Company, a [[Gaullica|Gaullican]] externality. Its power in the steppes receded dur

|established_event1 = Saint Bermude's Company holdings consolidated into the State of Désébau ...century; the Aguda Empire was officially disestablished in 1866, while the company was nationalised in 1889. A period of unpopular, centralised and extractive

...nsferring control of the area to the [[Saint Geoffrey's Company]] in 1803. Company rule would continue until 1863, when [[Charles Fitzhubert]] re-established ===Company rule===

...capital cities were neglected in terms of governance by [[Saint Bermude's Company]]. Attention was paid mainly to securing key facilities and areas, such as [[Bouches-de-Jouvence]] (present-day [[Naimhejia]]), [[Saint-Bermude]] (today a part of [[New Begia]]), [[Mount Palmerston]], [[Crescent

...e [[Sotirian Catholic Church]], beginning in the time of [[Saint Bermude's Company]]. Other forms of [[Sotirianity]] were also introduced, such as [[Amendism]

...while [[Bureau for Southeast Coius]] policy was no kinder than that of the Company after it was nationalised in 1889. The census taken adminstered in Gaullica

...mpire existed solely on paper while entities such as the [[Saint Bermude's Company]] from Gaullica managed the lands of the former Agudans as colonial holding ...is hotly contested. All Lavanan oil is managed by the state-owned PetroLav company. Lavana obtains most of its oil from {{wp|Offshore drilling}} in the Brown

...ment oversight was brought to [[Dezevau]] as the private [[Saint Bermude's Company]] was transformed into the [[Bureau for Southeast Coius]].<ref name="New Co ...ins |first1=Ernest |author1-link=Gaullica |title=Gustave Fournier: Radical Saint and Martyr |date=1973 |location= |url= |chapter= |access-date= |publisher=