| Royal Valahandian Colony of Iustitia
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| Capital
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Iustitia City
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| Languages
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English
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| Demonym
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Iustitian
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| Government
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Absolute Monarchy
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| Governor |
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First
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Lord Artair Preas (1529-1850)
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Last (de facto)
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Lord Robert Au Brien (1728-1741)
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| History
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Established
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1529
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Disestablished
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1802
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| Today part of
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Libertas Omnium Maximus
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The Royal Colony of Iustitia was a chartered Valahandian colony comprising the island of Iustitia and all adjacent mainland-Hespia settlements. The colony was formally chartered in 1529, although the region had been occupied by Valahandian settlers as a "Royal Unsettled Dominion" for more than a century prior. Throughout the 17th and 16th centuries, Iustitia established itself as a key trading hub, serving as a gateway between the Promethean Sea and the North-Catican coast. In 1798, Iustitia waged a war for its independence against Valahandia, which it won in 1802, subsequently severing all formal ties with the motherland.