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'''Lokania''' is a country in [[Arcturia]] that borders [[Louzaria]] ([[MBE|UK]]) |
'''Lokania''' is a country in [[Arcturia]] that borders [[Louzaria]] ([[MBE|UK]]) and [[South Peragen]]. It has a population of 74.2 million in 2019. Its capital city, Efraford, is where over 3.8 million people live. Lokania has a total area of 292,540 km² (112,950.33 sq mi). |
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Before their involvement in the the [[Auroran Imperial War]], the Lokanian people had agreed that, if they helped the [[Morstaybishlian Empire]], they would be granted independence at the end of the war. The rights to independence split the Overseas Territory in half. The north-west, more indigenous people had wanted independence since they were taken over in the early 17th century but the south-eastern provinces wanted to remain for the benefits the Empire would give. A special agreement in 1975, after the end of the war, saw the north-west provinces form to become a sovereign state of Lokania, whilst the south-east provinces kept the old name of the colony, Louzaria, remaining as an Overseas Territory. The relationships between the country and colony has remained in good condition. |
Before their involvement in the the [[Auroran Imperial War]], the Lokanian people had agreed that, if they helped the [[Morstaybishlian Empire]], they would be granted independence at the end of the war. The rights to independence split the Overseas Territory in half. The north-west, more indigenous people had wanted independence since they were taken over in the early 17th century but the south-eastern provinces wanted to remain for the benefits the Empire would give. A special agreement in 1975, after the end of the war, saw the north-west provinces form to become a sovereign state of Lokania, whilst the south-east provinces kept the old name of the colony, Louzaria, remaining as an Overseas Territory. The relationships between the country and colony has remained in good condition. |
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