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The first inhabitants were the Andora people, a sect of [[South_Peragen#Ancient_history|Impelanzans]]. The Andora split into the Reóran and Arranzic ethnic groups which settled Réal and Casilló respectively. These groups ruled over neighboring territory and feuded for nearly 600 years over sole control. Conflicts during this period include the Invasion of Valle de María, the War of the Red River, and the Sieges of Eleçeron.
Five hundred years ago, the Kingdom of Réal was conquered after the Thirty-Years’ Bloodshed, also known as the Conquísta. A brutal war instigated by King Félipe I ‘the Bloody’ of Casilló, most of the populations of both states was involved in the fighting. This saw most of the adult members of the House of
The situation looked to devolve into war once more within a generation or two until King Félipe II, upon his father’s passing, betrothed his son to the surviving daughter of House Carreteó. The two youths became friends as they grew up in the Arranzic court, defying mosts expectations. King Félipe III of the House of Naranza married Alicia II 'the Younger' of the House of Carreteó the same day he was coronated. This marriage, and the measures his father took to address the Reóran peoples’ distress, allowed Félipe III to truly rule over a united country of both Arranzic and Reóran cultures for the first time in history. With the combination of the two states after several years of legal work and persuasion of the nobility, the Kingdom of Corrí was officially founded.
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=== Foreign Policy ===
[[File:Edifici amb torre al port de València.JPG|thumb|200x200px|The [[Volkia|Volkian]] Embassy in the Casa de Rojó, [[Porta Tranquíla]]]]
The foreign policy stance of Casilló y Réal is to expand the nations trade opportunities and close ties with regional powers. The nation does not have a specific ideological stance it promotes or adheres to, aside from abhorring absolute-rule governing styles such as communal authoritarianism or fascism. Many people of Corric citizenship feel that there is no one correct way to run a nation, and this has resulted in a very diverse caucus of governmental representatives, ranging all along the political spectrum. This has led to Casilló y Réal having regular relations with communist states, theocracies, and monarchies alike. Extensive military buildups, international interventionalist, and imperialist foreign policy stances are anathema to the Corric government, and have led to markedly worse relations with certain countries.
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