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	\|established_date4 = 856		\|established_date4 = 856
	\|established_event5 = Kvask gains independence as the Free Territories of ~~Hespia~~		\|established_event5 = Kvask gains independence as the Free Territories of Hesperida
	\|established_date5 = 857		\|established_date5 = 857
	\|established_event6 = The House of Kočí forms as the monarchy of Kvask after the War of the Pines		\|established_event6 = The House of Kočí forms as the monarchy of Kvask after the War of the Pines
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	Ruling for 99 years, the Feher Feifdom was marked by a time of common repression of Kvaskm culture, language, and autonomy. During this near-century strangle on the people of Kvask, the Ypet, Kivas, and Volht people found themselves finding a newfound love for one another, all hating the Fehers that were killing them. With the Feher's aggressive ideology of xenophobia and elitism, it found its northern territories hard to control with states often breaking off with little resistance from the Fehers. Kvask followed this path as well and joined the neighboring Sieghard Empire, using them as a means to an end to gain independence. In 856, the Kvask broke away from the Feher Feifdom to join the Sieghard Empire, whom they also left the following year with much the same resistance.		Ruling for 99 years, the Feher Feifdom was marked by a time of common repression of Kvaskm culture, language, and autonomy. During this near-century strangle on the people of Kvask, the Ypet, Kivas, and Volht people found themselves finding a newfound love for one another, all hating the Fehers that were killing them. With the Feher's aggressive ideology of xenophobia and elitism, it found its northern territories hard to control with states often breaking off with little resistance from the Fehers. Kvask followed this path as well and joined the neighboring Sieghard Empire, using them as a means to an end to gain independence. In 856, the Kvask broke away from the Feher Feifdom to join the Sieghard Empire, whom they also left the following year with much the same resistance.
	===Free Territory of ~~Hespia~~===		===Free Territory of Hesperida===
	For the first time in a century and a half, the Kvaskm people were free from foreign influence on their lives. At the same time of their independence, a religious sect of [[Joanism]] called [[Egorism]] reached the ears of Kvaskm through trade with merchants from far away lands. Egorism advocated having all church members seen as equals with everyone being able to communicate with Joan equally. Along with this, Egorism promoted cooperation between people, all working towards a better future for their children. With Egorism taking root in Kvaskm culture by 857, many communities decided to take Egorism to heart and resist pressures from people to become part of something else. The Free Territories were able to defend themselves from bandits and brigands, but during it's 45 year experiment, it was always under constant threat of outside takeover.		For the first time in a century and a half, the Kvaskm people were free from foreign influence on their lives. At the same time of their independence, a religious sect of [[Joanism]] called [[Egorism]] reached the ears of Kvaskm through trade with merchants from far away lands. Egorism advocated having all church members seen as equals with everyone being able to communicate with Joan equally. Along with this, Egorism promoted cooperation between people, all working towards a better future for their children. With Egorism taking root in Kvaskm culture by 857, many communities decided to take Egorism to heart and resist pressures from people to become part of something else. The Free Territories were able to defend themselves from bandits and brigands, but during it's 45 year experiment, it was always under constant threat of outside takeover.
	===The War of the Pines and The House of Kočí===		===The War of the Pines and The House of Kočí===

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	{{Infobox country		{{Infobox country
	\|micronation = No		\|micronation = No
	\|conventional_long_name = The ~~Commune~~ of ~~Kivasek~~		\|conventional_long_name = The Communities of Kvask
	\|native_name = ''~~Kivasya~~''		\|native_name = ''Kvask''
	\|common_name = ~~Kivasek~~		\|common_name = Kvask
	\|status = <!--Status of country, especially useful for micronations-->		\|status = <!--Status of country, especially useful for micronations-->
	\|image_flag = [[File:~~Kivasek~~.~~jpg~~\|125px\|left]]		\|image_flag = [[File:Kvaskm_Flag.png\|125px\|left]]
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	\|symbol_type = Seal		\|symbol_type = Seal
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	\|map_caption2 = <!--Caption to place below second map-->		\|map_caption2 = <!--Caption to place below second map-->
	\|capital = ~~Liberigo~~		\|capital = Noskv
	\|capital2 = <!--Name of country/territory's capital, wikilinked if link exists-->		\|capital2 = <!--Name of country/territory's capital, wikilinked if link exists-->
	\|coordinates = <!-- Coordinates for capital, using {{tl\|coord}} -->		\|coordinates = <!-- Coordinates for capital, using {{tl\|coord}} -->
	\|largest_city = ~~Agnila~~		\|largest_city = Gvernek
	\|largest_settlement_type = <!--Type of settlement if largest settlement not a city-->		\|largest_settlement_type = <!--Type of settlement if largest settlement not a city-->
	\|largest_settlement = <!--Name of largest settlement-->		\|largest_settlement = <!--Name of largest settlement-->
	\|official_languages = ~~Kivasyan~~		\|official_languages = Kvaskm, Ypetm
	\|national_languages = ~~Kivasyan~~, ~~Yopasyan~~, English		\|national_languages = Kvaskm, Ypetm, English
	\|regional_languages = ~~Vokasyan~~		\|regional_languages = Volhm
	\|languages_type = <!--Use to specify a further type of language, if not official, national or regional-->		\|languages_type = <!--Use to specify a further type of language, if not official, national or regional-->
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	\|ethnic_groups = ~~Kivas~~, ~~Yopas~~, ~~Vokas~~		\|ethnic_groups = Kvask, Ypet, Volh
	\|ethnic_groups_year = <!--Year of ethnic groups data (if provided) or use to place a <ref>-->		\|ethnic_groups_year = <!--Year of ethnic groups data (if provided) or use to place a <ref>-->
	\|religion = <!--Religion-->		\|religion = <!--Religion-->
	\|demonym = ~~Kivasekian~~		\|demonym = Kvaskm
	\|government_type = Devolved democratic communist collectives		\|government_type = Devolved democratic communist collectives
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	\|leader_name14 =		\|leader_name14 =
	\|legislature = The ~~Social Contract of 1921~~		\|legislature = The Kvaskm
	\|upper_house = <!--Name of governing body's upper house, if given (e.g. "Senate")-->		\|upper_house = <!--Name of governing body's upper house, if given (e.g. "Senate")-->
	\|lower_house = <!--Name of governing body's lower house, if given (e.g. "Chamber of Deputies")-->		\|lower_house = <!--Name of governing body's lower house, if given (e.g. "Chamber of Deputies")-->
	\|sovereignty_type = <!--Brief description of country/territory's status ("Independence [from...]", "Autonomous province [of...]", etc)-->		\|sovereignty_type = <!--Brief description of country/territory's status ("Independence [from...]", "Autonomous province [of...]", etc)-->
	\|sovereignty_note =		\|sovereignty_note =
	\|established_event1 = Proust Hegeomy conqeurs ~~Yopas~~ and ~~Kivas~~ regions		\|established_event1 = Proust Hegeomy conqeurs Ypet and Kvask regions
	\|established_date1 = 342 BCE		\|established_date1 = 342 BCE
	\|established_event2 = Kroust Empire conquers ~~Kivas~~ region		\|established_event2 = Kroust Empire conquers Kvask region
	\|established_date2 = 525 CE		\|established_date2 = 525 CE
	\|established_event3 = Feher Feifdom dominates ~~Kivasek~~		\|established_event3 = Feher Feifdom dominates Kvask
	\|established_date3 = 757		\|established_date3 = 757
	\|established_event4 = Sieghard Empire forms		\|established_event4 = Sieghard Empire forms

Kivasek at 01:29, 27 June 2018

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	Ruling for 99 years, the Feher Feifdom was marked by a time of common repression of Kivasekian culture, language, and autonomy. During this near-century strangle on the people of Kivasek, the Yopas, Kivas, and Vokas people found themselves finding a newfound love for one another, all hating the Fehers that were killing them. With the Feher's aggressive ideology of xenophobia and elitism, it found its northern territories hard to control with states often breaking off with little resistance from the Fehers. Kivasek followed this path as well and joined the neighboring Sieghard Empire, using them as a means to an end to gain independence. In 856, the Kivasek broke away from the Feher Feifdom to join the Sieghard Empire, whom they also left the following year with much the same resistance.		Ruling for 99 years, the Feher Feifdom was marked by a time of common repression of Kivasekian culture, language, and autonomy. During this near-century strangle on the people of Kivasek, the Yopas, Kivas, and Vokas people found themselves finding a newfound love for one another, all hating the Fehers that were killing them. With the Feher's aggressive ideology of xenophobia and elitism, it found its northern territories hard to control with states often breaking off with little resistance from the Fehers. Kivasek followed this path as well and joined the neighboring Sieghard Empire, using them as a means to an end to gain independence. In 856, the Kivasek broke away from the Feher Feifdom to join the Sieghard Empire, whom they also left the following year with much the same resistance.
	===Free Territory of Hespia===		===Free Territory of Hespia===
	For the first time in a century and a half, the Kivasekian people were free from foreign influence on their lives. At the same time of their independence, a religious sect of Joanism called Egorism reached the ears of Kivasekians through trade with merchants from far away lands. Egorism advocated having all church members seen as equals with everyone being able to communicate with Joan equally. Along with this, Egorism promoted cooperation between people, all working towards a better future for their children. With Egorism taking root in Kivasekian culture by 857, many communities decided to take Egorism to heart and resist pressures from people to become part of something else. The Free Territories were able to defend themselves from bandits and brigands, but during it's 45 year experiment, it was always under constant threat of outside takeover.		For the first time in a century and a half, the Kivasekian people were free from foreign influence on their lives. At the same time of their independence, a religious sect of [[Joanism]] called [[Egorism]] reached the ears of Kivasekians through trade with merchants from far away lands. Egorism advocated having all church members seen as equals with everyone being able to communicate with Joan equally. Along with this, Egorism promoted cooperation between people, all working towards a better future for their children. With Egorism taking root in Kivasekian culture by 857, many communities decided to take Egorism to heart and resist pressures from people to become part of something else. The Free Territories were able to defend themselves from bandits and brigands, but during it's 45 year experiment, it was always under constant threat of outside takeover.
	===The War of the Pines and The House of Kočí===		===The War of the Pines and The House of Kočí===
	With no ruler to monitor families and their power, Kivasek reverted to the old ways of having the three tribes at eachother's throats, only now having new names. From the Yopas region, the House of Biskup, holder of the Green Pine, amassed an arsenal with the iron mines working nonstop to make weapons. Kivas was represented by the House of Kočí, holder of the Red Pine, a merchant republic with storng connections across the oceans. Finaly, Vokas was the House of Zukhal, holder of the White Pine, a house known for its skilled fighters and even more skilled engineers, making castles fall in mere days.		With no ruler to monitor families and their power, Kivasek reverted to the old ways of having the three tribes at eachother's throats, only now having new names. From the Yopas region, the House of Biskup, holder of the Green Pine, amassed an arsenal with the iron mines working nonstop to make weapons. Kivas was represented by the House of Kočí, holder of the Red Pine, a merchant republic with storng connections across the oceans. Finaly, Vokas was the House of Zukhal, holder of the White Pine, a house known for its skilled fighters and even more skilled engineers, making castles fall in mere days.

Kivasek at 00:21, 27 June 2018

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	\|established_date4 = 856		\|established_date4 = 856
	\|established_event5 = Kivasek gains independence as Free Territories of ~~the Middle Continent~~		\|established_event5 = Kivasek gains independence as the Free Territories of Hespia
	\|established_date5 = 857		\|established_date5 = 857
	\|established_event6 = The House of Kočí forms as Kivasek's monarchy after the War of the Pines		\|established_event6 = The House of Kočí forms as Kivasek's monarchy after the War of the Pines
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	Ruling for 99 years, the Feher Feifdom was marked by a time of common repression of Kivasekian culture, language, and autonomy. During this near-century strangle on the people of Kivasek, the Yopas, Kivas, and Vokas people found themselves finding a newfound love for one another, all hating the Fehers that were killing them. With the Feher's aggressive ideology of xenophobia and elitism, it found its northern territories hard to control with states often breaking off with little resistance from the Fehers. Kivasek followed this path as well and joined the neighboring Sieghard Empire, using them as a means to an end to gain independence. In 856, the Kivasek broke away from the Feher Feifdom to join the Sieghard Empire, whom they also left the following year with much the same resistance.		Ruling for 99 years, the Feher Feifdom was marked by a time of common repression of Kivasekian culture, language, and autonomy. During this near-century strangle on the people of Kivasek, the Yopas, Kivas, and Vokas people found themselves finding a newfound love for one another, all hating the Fehers that were killing them. With the Feher's aggressive ideology of xenophobia and elitism, it found its northern territories hard to control with states often breaking off with little resistance from the Fehers. Kivasek followed this path as well and joined the neighboring Sieghard Empire, using them as a means to an end to gain independence. In 856, the Kivasek broke away from the Feher Feifdom to join the Sieghard Empire, whom they also left the following year with much the same resistance.
	===Free Territory of ~~the Middle Kingdoms~~===		===Free Territory of Hespia===
	For the first time in a century and a half, the Kivasekian people were free from foreign influence on their lives. At the same time of their independence, a religious sect of Joanism called Egorism reached the ears of Kivasekians through trade with merchants from far away lands. Egorism advocated having all church members seen as equals with everyone being able to communicate with Joan equally. Along with this, Egorism promoted cooperation between people, all working towards a better future for their children. With Egorism taking root in Kivasekian culture by 857, many communities decided to take Egorism to heart and resist pressures from people to become part of something else. The Free Territories were able to defend themselves from bandits and brigands, but during it's 45 year experiment, it was always under constant threat of outside takeover.		For the first time in a century and a half, the Kivasekian people were free from foreign influence on their lives. At the same time of their independence, a religious sect of Joanism called Egorism reached the ears of Kivasekians through trade with merchants from far away lands. Egorism advocated having all church members seen as equals with everyone being able to communicate with Joan equally. Along with this, Egorism promoted cooperation between people, all working towards a better future for their children. With Egorism taking root in Kivasekian culture by 857, many communities decided to take Egorism to heart and resist pressures from people to become part of something else. The Free Territories were able to defend themselves from bandits and brigands, but during it's 45 year experiment, it was always under constant threat of outside takeover.
	===The War of the Pines and The House of Kočí===		===The War of the Pines and The House of Kočí===

Kivasek at 14:21, 22 June 2018

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	\|population_estimate = 29,~~025~~,~~300~~		\|population_estimate = 69,841,923
	\|population_estimate_rank =		\|population_estimate_rank =
	\|population_estimate_year = 2020		\|population_estimate_year = 2020
	\|population_census = 27,~~344~~,~~829~~		\|population_census = 67,783,859
	\|population_census_year = 2015		\|population_census_year = 2015
	\|population_density_km2 = 27.4		\|population_density_km2 = 67.9
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	With the populace steadily becoming anti-monarchical, the House of Kočí tried to stave off it's end by alowing for small liberal governments to be formed, eventually leading to the creation of 5 proto-states that still answered to the crown. For a few decades, this calmed the flames of revolution, until 1790 when the Republican Party headed by Angelika Bellova called for the swift and total dismantling of the monarchy, to which was met with her being arrested and tried for treason. Being the largest party in all 5 governments, the Republican Party declared "a war for self-determination" against the monarchy on the 8th of October, throwing the country into deep civil war until the 2nd of August, 1794, when Republican forces captured the reigning monarch, Radovan IV, and hung him without trial.		With the populace steadily becoming anti-monarchical, the House of Kočí tried to stave off it's end by alowing for small liberal governments to be formed, eventually leading to the creation of 5 proto-states that still answered to the crown. For a few decades, this calmed the flames of revolution, until 1790 when the Republican Party headed by Angelika Bellova called for the swift and total dismantling of the monarchy, to which was met with her being arrested and tried for treason. Being the largest party in all 5 governments, the Republican Party declared "a war for self-determination" against the monarchy on the 8th of October, throwing the country into deep civil war until the 2nd of August, 1794, when Republican forces captured the reigning monarch, Radovan IV, and hung him without trial.

	With the monarchy displaced and the capital under Republican control, the Kivasekian Representatives was formed as a legislative body to govern the five regions of Kivasek with fairness based upon the population of the regions, with ~~100~~,000 people equaling one representative for the region.		With the monarchy displaced and the capital under Republican control, the Kivasekian Representatives was formed as a legislative body to govern the five regions of Kivasek with fairness based upon the population of the regions, with 500,000 people equaling one representative for the region. From this general system, the cities of Agnila, in Vokas, and Liberigo, in Kivas, gave their respective regions a large amount of power, each city with more than 2 million people, accounting for more than a tenth of Kivasek's entire population at the time. The disparity of power between rural regions and the more urban created tension, allowing the monarchy to build a following and return in force in 1802, only to again be displaced in 1816. This cycle would continue until 1852 when the representative houses became dominated by nationalist communists.
	===National communist reign===		===National communist reign===
			In September of 1852, the representatives were dominated by national communists, touting behind them rhetoric proclaiming to make Kivasek the envy of other nations in terms of economic development and military might. Led by Marek Sevczik, they established a strong central government and did away with the representatives, instead installing pseudo-elections for minor positions, most of which were over-ridden by people higher up in power. The reign of national communism is a dark time in Kivasekian history as the gap between party members and non-party members was wide. It was not uncommon to see a party-associated person be in impeccable clothing whilst the rest of the nation was in rags.

			The nationals did fufill one promise; they made Kivasek one of the strongest military forces in the region but they did not go to war with anyone. Instead, the military was used as a police force to suppress political dissent and crack down on minor crimes. Political freedoms went down to a near zero, most discussions being reserved to back rooms of taverns. By 1912, the populace had enough of the regime taking and not giving back. On the 14th of Februrary a violent wave of political protests erupted across the nation, taking the government by surprise and crumbling against the mobs of angry people.
	===The Coalition and the Social Contract of 1921===		===The Coalition and the Social Contract of 1921===
			Following the removal of the repressive regime of before, the Kivasekians implemented the final iteration of the Representatives, only for it to dissolve a few months after. The dissolution of the representatives was peaceful, with the firm belief among most of the members that the system they pursued had failed too many times before. Seeking assurance of equity, a coalition was formed out of hundreds of people, all from one settlement each in Kivasek. The Coalition assumed responsibility of domestic disputes and shut itself off from the world, opting for quiet isolationism. From the coalition emerged 7 judges, each from a region of Kivasek: Monika Peskova of Kivas, Kristyna Pyklova of Yopas, Ozskar Dvor of Vokas, Cyril Hodza of Kazorek, Anna Misura of Chemorek, Stefan Banik of Ultza, and Oldrich Koleno of Baszha. These seven judges drafted the Social Contact of 1921, the document that guides modern-day Kivasek. With all seven in agreement over the content, they opened up the voting to the coalition and the document was ratified on the 14th of Februrary, 1921 with a confirmation vote of 84% in favour, 9% against, 5% abstaining.
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	'''Kivasek''', officially the '''Commune of Kivasek''', is a anarchist multi-collective in the Middle Continent bordered by Pine Bay to the northwest, opening up to the larger Alyeskan Sea. Kivasek is of average size, comparable to ~~the Federation of~~ Lauchenoiria. There are four major rivers within Kivasek: the Pine River, the Mud River, the Wolfound River, and the Bear River, the last of which connects Kivasek and Bears Armed via waterway. Along the Southern border of Kivasek, the Yopas Hills roughly run from the mouth of the Mud River, following the southern border closely before curving northward and stopping halfway along the western border. According to the Kivaskian Office for Population, there are currently 27,344,829 people living within the collectives.		'''Kivasek''', officially the '''Commune of Kivasek''', is a anarchist multi-collective in the Middle Continent bordered by Pine Bay to the northwest, opening up to the larger Alyeskan Sea. Kivasek is of average size, comparable to [[Lauchenoiria]]. There are four major rivers within Kivasek: the Pine River, the Mud River, the Wolfound River, and the Bear River, the last of which connects Kivasek and Bears Armed via waterway. Along the Southern border of Kivasek, the Yopas Hills roughly run from the mouth of the Mud River, following the southern border closely before curving northward and stopping halfway along the western border. According to the Kivaskian Office for Population, there are currently 27,344,829 people living within the collectives.

	Declaring full independence from the Sieghard Empire in 857, Kivasek was under a domestic monarchy continuously until 1790. What follwed was nearly 130 years of civil and social strife before the Social Contract of 1921 (also called the Judge Contract) was written and ratified by an 87% vote in favour. Essentially an in-name only union of seven collectives, Kivasek is heavily decentralized with most power given to individual towns and cities. The collective has no form of substantive government, opting instead to have city councils that are elected trimonthly meet in the historical capital of Liberigo. While all collectives are, in theory, equal to one another, the collective with the highest populations, Kivas and Yopas, exert economic dominance over the other five: Vokas, Kazorek, Chemorek, Ultza, and Baszha.		Declaring full independence from the Sieghard Empire in 857, Kivasek was under a domestic monarchy continuously until 1790. What follwed was nearly 130 years of civil and social strife before the Social Contract of 1921 (also called the Judge Contract) was written and ratified by an 87% vote in favour. Essentially an in-name only union of seven collectives, Kivasek is heavily decentralized with most power given to individual towns and cities. The collective has no form of substantive government, opting instead to have city councils that are elected trimonthly meet in the historical capital of Liberigo. While all collectives are, in theory, equal to one another, the collective with the highest populations, Kivas and Yopas, exert economic dominance over the other five: Vokas, Kazorek, Chemorek, Ultza, and Baszha.
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	With no ruler to monitor families and their power, Kivasek reverted to the old ways of having the three tribes at eachother's throats, only now having new names. From the Yopas region, the House of Biskup, holder of the Green Pine, amassed an arsenal with the iron mines working nonstop to make weapons. Kivas was represented by the House of Kočí, holder of the Red Pine, a merchant republic with storng connections across the oceans. Finaly, Vokas was the House of Zukhal, holder of the White Pine, a house known for its skilled fighters and even more skilled engineers, making castles fall in mere days.		With no ruler to monitor families and their power, Kivasek reverted to the old ways of having the three tribes at eachother's throats, only now having new names. From the Yopas region, the House of Biskup, holder of the Green Pine, amassed an arsenal with the iron mines working nonstop to make weapons. Kivas was represented by the House of Kočí, holder of the Red Pine, a merchant republic with storng connections across the oceans. Finaly, Vokas was the House of Zukhal, holder of the White Pine, a house known for its skilled fighters and even more skilled engineers, making castles fall in mere days.

	In 894, the House of Kočí, prompted by the House of Biskup putting up military forts along the Kivas-Yopas border, declared war on the House of Biskup, not wanting them to have an upper hand in the fighting. For 3 years, the Reds and the Greens fought viciously along their borders, the war coming to a stalemate. The Whites, seeing the Reds and Greens weakened by war, decided to attack, making large advances across the land before being stopped by both houses whom were still at war with one another. From 897 to 901, the war ran cold as each house prodded the other to try and find weaknesses in the others, to no avail. Seeing no end in sight if a coalition was not formed, the House of Kočí offered to join forces with the House of Zukhal, guaranteeing their autonomy. The Whites, having reached the same conclusion as the Reds, accepted the offer and both armies marched on the Greens, outnumbering them 2-to-1, having more financial support, and having skilled fighters. On February ~~23rd~~, 901, the House of Kočí Grand Army marched into the Greens capital city of Metrila, making the heads of the house bend the knee. With a newfound source of recruits and weapons from the Yopas regions, the Reds turned on the Whites and took their capital, Agnila, on November ~~14th~~, 902. Later that very day, the House of Kočí proclaimed their territory as Kivasek, beginning a reign of the house that would last 888 years.		In 894, the House of Kočí, prompted by the House of Biskup putting up military forts along the Kivas-Yopas border, declared war on the House of Biskup, not wanting them to have an upper hand in the fighting. For 3 years, the Reds and the Greens fought viciously along their borders, the war coming to a stalemate. The Whites, seeing the Reds and Greens weakened by war, decided to attack, making large advances across the land before being stopped by both houses whom were still at war with one another. From 897 to 901, the war ran cold as each house prodded the other to try and find weaknesses in the others, to no avail. Seeing no end in sight if a coalition was not formed, the House of Kočí offered to join forces with the House of Zukhal, guaranteeing their autonomy. The Whites, having reached the same conclusion as the Reds, accepted the offer and both armies marched on the Greens, outnumbering them 2-to-1, having more financial support, and having skilled fighters. On 23rd of February, 901, the House of Kočí Grand Army marched into the Greens capital city of Metrila, making the heads of the house bend the knee. With a newfound source of recruits and weapons from the Yopas regions, the Reds turned on the Whites and took their capital, Agnila, on the 14th of November, 902. Later that very day, the House of Kočí proclaimed their territory as Kivasek, beginning a reign of the house that would last 888 years.

	In the beginning of the Kivasek Kingdom, there were still strong feelings of tribal rivalry between the Yopas, the Kivas, and the Vokas. To try and counter this, the ruling powers decided to formulate a new form of Joanism that was similar to Egorism in that there would be equal member within the church. Where it differed, however, is that it taught that the state was important in guiding the church to reach a higher state of being, trying to eliminate any political dissent from the populace. While there were still Egorist churches during the Kingdom's existence, they were in such remote areas that they were seen as non-threats by the rulers.		In the beginning of the Kivasek Kingdom, there were still strong feelings of tribal rivalry between the Yopas, the Kivas, and the Vokas. To try and counter this, the ruling powers decided to formulate a new form of Joanism that was similar to Egorism in that there would be equal member within the church called Ivorism. Where it differed, however, is that it taught that the state was important in guiding the church to reach a higher state of being, trying to eliminate any political dissent from the populace. While there were still Egorist churches during the Kingdom's existence, they were in such remote areas that they were seen as non-threats by the rulers.

	During the Kivask Kingdom's time, the nation saw many innovations and technology sprout out of many places, mostly dealing with transportation and firearms. Kivasek was one of few nations at the time to have regular road maintenance, cart repairmen, and steam engine-powered buggies, though they were reserved for the truly wealthy. Kivasek's firearm industry also flourished from a large supply of wood/charcoal from the pine marshes, the iron mines of the Yopas Hill, and sulfur from the Vokas Hills in the East, leaving the Kingdom to only acquire saltpeter in order to maufacture gunpowder. With an abundance of materials, Kivasekians were able to make many designs of firearms from the arquebus to the flintlock musket.		During the Kivask Kingdom's time, the nation saw many innovations and technology sprout out of many places, mostly dealing with transportation and firearms. Kivasek was one of few nations at the time to have regular road maintenance, cart repairmen, and steam engine-powered buggies, though they were reserved for the truly wealthy. Kivasek's firearm industry also flourished from a large supply of wood/charcoal from the pine marshes, the iron mines of the Yopas Hill, and sulfur from the Vokas Hills in the East, leaving the Kingdom to only acquire saltpeter in order to maufacture gunpowder. With an abundance of materials, Kivasekians were able to make many designs of firearms from the arquebus to the flintlock musket.
	===The ~~Kivasyan~~ Representatives and ~~revolutions~~===		===The Kivasekian Representatives and the Wars of Self-Determination===
			With the advent of the printing press in the 16th Century, information within Kivasek was no longer an affair handled mostly by the state, leading to an era within Kivasek called the Retrospection Period, where philosophers and scholars went through older texts written about tribal Kivasek and the Free Territories. Egorism began to rise in popularity as Kivasekians felt a connection with the religion being closer to the Free Territories than the state-sponsored Ivorism that dominated the mainstream since the 12th Century. Dissent against the House of Kočí grew as people called for reform inside the kingdom, bolstered by the writings of Havel and Czasek.

			With the populace steadily becoming anti-monarchical, the House of Kočí tried to stave off it's end by alowing for small liberal governments to be formed, eventually leading to the creation of 5 proto-states that still answered to the crown. For a few decades, this calmed the flames of revolution, until 1790 when the Republican Party headed by Angelika Bellova called for the swift and total dismantling of the monarchy, to which was met with her being arrested and tried for treason. Being the largest party in all 5 governments, the Republican Party declared "a war for self-determination" against the monarchy on the 8th of October, throwing the country into deep civil war until the 2nd of August, 1794, when Republican forces captured the reigning monarch, Radovan IV, and hung him without trial.

			With the monarchy displaced and the capital under Republican control, the Kivasekian Representatives was formed as a legislative body to govern the five regions of Kivasek with fairness based upon the population of the regions, with 100,000 people equaling one representative for the region.
	===National communist reign===		===National communist reign===
	===The Coalition and the Social Contract of 1921===		===The Coalition and the Social Contract of 1921===
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	With the Hegemony came the rise of infrastructure; roads were built to connect the cities with their large factories to the smaller villages with sawmills of great productivity, mines bursting with iron, and farms of bountiful harvest. Tribalism was essentially dead within Kivasek as the Proust Hegemony converted Kivasek into one of many states contributing to the Proust war effort. Lords ruled over other vassals that directed the peasantry. The gap between the upper and lower class was immense, with peasants unable to speak Proust often being barred entrance to the cities.		With the Hegemony came the rise of infrastructure; roads were built to connect the cities with their large factories to the smaller villages with sawmills of great productivity, mines bursting with iron, and farms of bountiful harvest. Tribalism was essentially dead within Kivasek as the Proust Hegemony converted Kivasek into one of many states contributing to the Proust war effort. Lords ruled over other vassals that directed the peasantry. The gap between the upper and lower class was immense, with peasants unable to speak Proust often being barred entrance to the cities.

	During this time, the Yopas were often placed into governing positions over the Kivas, making tensions between the two tribes heighten. It wasn't uncommon for Yopas mercenaries employed by the Prousts to collect taxes from the much poorer and much hungrier Kivas in the northern areas of Kivasek. There was no end to the Kivas-Yopas violence during the reign of the Hegemony, with the government ~~oftering~~ going in favour of the richer and more powerful Yopas.		During this time, the Yopas were often placed into governing positions over the Kivas, making tensions between the two tribes heighten. It wasn't uncommon for Yopas mercenaries employed by the Prousts to collect taxes from the much poorer and much hungrier Kivas in the northern areas of Kivasek. There was no end to the Kivas-Yopas violence during the reign of the Hegemony, with the government often going in favour of the richer and more powerful Yopas.

	However, in the early years of the 6th century , the Proust Hegemony began to falter as generations of incest began to make the rulers live weaker and die younger, making factions within the upper echelons of society stronger and confident.		However, in the early years of the 6th century , the Proust Hegemony began to falter as generations of incest began to make the rulers live weaker and die younger, making factions within the upper echelons of society stronger and confident. As the Yopas continued to support the ruling Prousts, the Kivas sought help from opposing factions, namely the Kroust family, another Erodanian dynasty that had been gaining influence since the 3rd century CE. In 525, the Kroust Empire declared sovereignty from the Prousts, encompassing the areas of the Kivas and the Vokas as well as other regions from other states, becoming much more powerful than the Proust Hegemony. From then until 534, war ensued, claiming thousands of lives across the Middle Continent with turning point taking place at the Battle of Red Hill. There, the Kroust Empire affirmed themselves as the successors to the Prousts within the region of Kivasek.
	===Kroust Empire~~, Thibodeau Hordes~~, Feher Feifdom, and the Sieghard Empire===		===Kroust Empire, Feher Feifdom, and the Sieghard Empire===
			With the major defeat at Red Hill, the Proust Hegemony retreated out of Kivasek, never to return, leaving the Yopas at the mercy of the Kroust Empire and the Kivas. In order to show appreciation towards the Kivas people, the Kroust Empire swiftly removed any Yopas notion of nobility and installed lords of Kivas and Vokas descent. For the next 196 years, the Kivas and Vokas would rule over the Yopas in the same fashion as they had with the Prousts.

			In 743, the Feher Fiefdom established itself as the true continuation of the Proust line, calling the Kroust Empire "illegitimate" and "bastardizing the idea of Empires". The Kroust Empire in 743 was large and powerful, but it was loosely organized and relied heavily on foreign soldiers to make up the bulk of the army. During the Battle of Golden Plain in 757, the Kroust Empire was taken by surprise when a large force of Huskite mercenaries under their employ turned their weapons on the crown, effectively joining the Feher Feifdom and accelerating the war to end by winter of that year. With the Feher Fiefdom in power, all Kivasekians were removed from power, Yopas included, as the Feher Fiefdom saw people of the north as "dirty peasants that shouldn't own the land they sow".

			Ruling for 99 years, the Feher Feifdom was marked by a time of common repression of Kivasekian culture, language, and autonomy. During this near-century strangle on the people of Kivasek, the Yopas, Kivas, and Vokas people found themselves finding a newfound love for one another, all hating the Fehers that were killing them. With the Feher's aggressive ideology of xenophobia and elitism, it found its northern territories hard to control with states often breaking off with little resistance from the Fehers. Kivasek followed this path as well and joined the neighboring Sieghard Empire, using them as a means to an end to gain independence. In 856, the Kivasek broke away from the Feher Feifdom to join the Sieghard Empire, whom they also left the following year with much the same resistance.
	===Free Territory of the Middle Kingdoms===		===Free Territory of the Middle Kingdoms===
	===The House of Kočí===		For the first time in a century and a half, the Kivasekian people were free from foreign influence on their lives. At the same time of their independence, a religious sect of Joanism called Egorism reached the ears of Kivasekians through trade with merchants from far away lands. Egorism advocated having all church members seen as equals with everyone being able to communicate with Joan equally. Along with this, Egorism promoted cooperation between people, all working towards a better future for their children. With Egorism taking root in Kivasekian culture by 857, many communities decided to take Egorism to heart and resist pressures from people to become part of something else. The Free Territories were able to defend themselves from bandits and brigands, but during it's 45 year experiment, it was always under constant threat of outside takeover.
			===The War of the Pines and The House of Kočí===
			With no ruler to monitor families and their power, Kivasek reverted to the old ways of having the three tribes at eachother's throats, only now having new names. From the Yopas region, the House of Biskup, holder of the Green Pine, amassed an arsenal with the iron mines working nonstop to make weapons. Kivas was represented by the House of Kočí, holder of the Red Pine, a merchant republic with storng connections across the oceans. Finaly, Vokas was the House of Zukhal, holder of the White Pine, a house known for its skilled fighters and even more skilled engineers, making castles fall in mere days.

			In 894, the House of Kočí, prompted by the House of Biskup putting up military forts along the Kivas-Yopas border, declared war on the House of Biskup, not wanting them to have an upper hand in the fighting. For 3 years, the Reds and the Greens fought viciously along their borders, the war coming to a stalemate. The Whites, seeing the Reds and Greens weakened by war, decided to attack, making large advances across the land before being stopped by both houses whom were still at war with one another. From 897 to 901, the war ran cold as each house prodded the other to try and find weaknesses in the others, to no avail. Seeing no end in sight if a coalition was not formed, the House of Kočí offered to join forces with the House of Zukhal, guaranteeing their autonomy. The Whites, having reached the same conclusion as the Reds, accepted the offer and both armies marched on the Greens, outnumbering them 2-to-1, having more financial support, and having skilled fighters. On February 23rd, 901, the House of Kočí Grand Army marched into the Greens capital city of Metrila, making the heads of the house bend the knee. With a newfound source of recruits and weapons from the Yopas regions, the Reds turned on the Whites and took their capital, Agnila, on November 14th, 902. Later that very day, the House of Kočí proclaimed their territory as Kivasek, beginning a reign of the house that would last 888 years.

			In the beginning of the Kivasek Kingdom, there were still strong feelings of tribal rivalry between the Yopas, the Kivas, and the Vokas. To try and counter this, the ruling powers decided to formulate a new form of Joanism that was similar to Egorism in that there would be equal member within the church. Where it differed, however, is that it taught that the state was important in guiding the church to reach a higher state of being, trying to eliminate any political dissent from the populace. While there were still Egorist churches during the Kingdom's existence, they were in such remote areas that they were seen as non-threats by the rulers.

			During the Kivask Kingdom's time, the nation saw many innovations and technology sprout out of many places, mostly dealing with transportation and firearms. Kivasek was one of few nations at the time to have regular road maintenance, cart repairmen, and steam engine-powered buggies, though they were reserved for the truly wealthy. Kivasek's firearm industry also flourished from a large supply of wood/charcoal from the pine marshes, the iron mines of the Yopas Hill, and sulfur from the Vokas Hills in the East, leaving the Kingdom to only acquire saltpeter in order to maufacture gunpowder. With an abundance of materials, Kivasekians were able to make many designs of firearms from the arquebus to the flintlock musket.
	===The Kivasyan Representatives and revolutions===		===The Kivasyan Representatives and revolutions===
	===National communist reign===		===National communist reign===
	===The Coalition and the Social Contract of 1921===		===The Coalition and the Social Contract of 1921===