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The '''Neuu Arfliee Company''' (NAC) was a commercial emporium founded in the mid-1500s in the city of Plevoria (Modern [[New Arsfly]]), located in the state of Afragola. The company was established by a group of merchants from the merchant empire of Wermont and initially focused on trade in the Gulf of Afragola. |
The '''Neuu Arfliee Company''' (NAC) was a commercial emporium founded in the mid-1500s in the city of Plevoria (Modern [[New Arsfly]]), located in the state of Afragola. The company was established by a group of merchants from the merchant empire of Wermont and initially focused on trade in the Gulf of Afragola. |
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=== Early Colonization === |
=== Early Colonization === |
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However, over the course of several centuries, the NAC began to colonize Afragola and expand its control over the region. |
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Over the period of several centuries, the NAC colonized Afragola and tightened its control over the region by engaging in a number of dishonest and fraudulent land agreements with the local Yallo community. |
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The Kingdom of Arafors, which gained control over Afragola in the 1880s, did not like the idea of a private company taking over some of their land. However, NAC was able to use its connections to powerful allies and members of the ruling elite to gain support for their expansion in exchange for personal gain. They also promised the government a share of their profits in order to continue their exploitation activities without interruption. As NAC's power in Afragola grew, the Yallos and the [[History of Ny'Gis|Ny'Gis community]] were forced off their land and made to work in NAC's industries under harsh conditions and mistreatment. |
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As the NAC expanded its influence in Afragola, both through deception and violence, the Yallos were displaced from their traditional lands and forced to work on NAC-owned plantations and other industries, where they were subjected to harsh working conditions and brutal treatment. |
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=== Dømin War === |
=== Dømin War === |
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When the [[Phoenixia|Federal Republic of Phoenixia]] succeeded the Kingdom of Arafors (1946-48), NAC allegedly used its wealth and influence to bribe government officials to gain support from Phoenixia. However, some historians point out the economic importance that the NAC represented for the newborn republic, which had just emerged from a civil war, was not willing to interrupt the company's operations in Afragola as it would have had a serious socio-economic impact on the entire nation, even if that meant supporting a company with a history of exploitation and abuse. What is certain is that the NAC was legalized and continued its activity of exploitation against the Yallos, now reduced to poverty and confined in ghetto neighborhoods near the factories and plantations. |
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When the [[Phoenixia|Federal Republic of Phoenixia]] took over from the Kingdom of Arafors in the 1940s, there were claims that the NAC used its power and money to influence government officials to get their support. However, some historians argue that the NAC was too important to the economy of the new republic, which had just come out of a civil war, for the government to risk shutting it down. The NAC was allowed to continue operating in Afragola, despite its history of exploitation and mistreatment of the Yallo people, who were now living in poverty and confined to slums near the factories and plantations. |
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These conditions were likely one of the causes of the First Domin War, which took place from 1967 to 1970. An extremist fringe of the Yallo community declared independence and sought to establish a communist state. The war will prove to be a real massacre for the populations of the state of Afragola; thanks to the fundamental strategic, logistic and military support of the Federation of the Mirhaimian Realm, the federal government managed to tame the secession, albeit at a great human cost, both for the soldiers and mainly for the civilians, both Klevee and Yallo, who suffered of the massacres and reprisals by the self-proclaimed socialist republic of Bours; Furthermore, Afragola was practically destroyed and reduced to ruins. |
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The First Domin War, which occurred from 1970 to 1972, was caused by a combination of factors. One such factor was the extremist views and behavior exhibited by a fraction of the Yallo community - an act that led to their declaration of independence and attempt at establishing a communist government. |
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Even after the reconstruction phase and despite the relatively recent horrors of war, the community of Yallo continued to be exploited and enslaved by the NAC; to these humiliations was added the spread of discrimination and injustice against the Yallo, suffering further inequalities from the rest of the population. |
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=== War aftermath and NAC disbanding === |
=== War aftermath and NAC disbanding === |
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In the 1990s, as part of a major reform of the state of Afragola, NAC was dissolved and its assets are divided among smaller but still influential companies. The goal was to |
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break the company's monopoly on Afragola's power and resources and to enable a more diverse and competitive economy in the region; and the implementation of appropriate ethical and labor standards for Yallos. |
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The war proved to be a slaughter for the populations of Afragola. Afragola itself was reduced to ruins due to systematic human cruelty and suffering caused by the war. However, the federal government with support from [[Mirhaime]] was able to counter the self-proclaimed Socialist Republic of Bours. |
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Even after the war, the Yallo community continued to be mistreated and oppressed by the NAC. They faced discrimination and inequality from the rest of the population, which added to the injustices they had already suffered during the war. |
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As demonstrated by various studies published in 2017 by the International Observatory of the University of Felixia in collaboration with the Wermont Polytechnic of Technolog, |
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In the 1990s, the state of Afragola underwent a major reform in which the NAC was dissolved and its assets were distributed among smaller companies. The intention was to break NAC's monopoly on the region's power and resources and create a more diverse and competitive economy, as well as establish ethical and labor standards for the Afragolan Yallo and Ny'Gis communities. |
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smaller companies continued to exercise significant control over Afragola's economy and resources, limiting the ability of other players to compete and participate in the market. Furthermore, NAC's legacy of exploitation and abuse has persisted even after the dissolution of the company, the Yallo community, remains marginalized and disadvantaged in many areas of society, including education, healthcare, and employment. |
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| ⚫ | However, these efforts fell short. Despite the dissolution of NAC, the smaller companies still held a significant amount of influence and power. According to former veteran Alfeo Romandieri, the reform paradoxically resulted in the distribution of NAC's power among many companies, rather than reducing it, which only complicated the situation. |
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The colonization of Afragola by the NAC and the mistreatment of the Yallos will be remembered in the annals as a dark chapter in the history of the region. |
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Studies conducted by the International Observatory of the University of Felixia in collaboration with the Wermont Polytechnic of Technology in 2017, showed that smaller companies continued to exert control over Afragola's economy and resources, hindering competition and participation in the market. Additionally, the legacy of exploitation and abuse perpetuated by NAC remained prevalent, with the local Afragolan community continuing to face marginalization and disadvantage in areas such as education, healthcare, and employment. |
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Latest revision as of 13:07, 8 March 2023
The Neuu Arfliee Company (NAC) was a commercial emporium founded in the mid-1500s in the city of Plevoria (Modern New Arsfly), located in the state of Afragola. The company was established by a group of merchants from the merchant empire of Wermont and initially focused on trade in the Gulf of Afragola.
History
Foundation
Early Colonization
Over the period of several centuries, the NAC colonized Afragola and tightened its control over the region by engaging in a number of dishonest and fraudulent land agreements with the local Yallo community.
The Kingdom of Arafors, which gained control over Afragola in the 1880s, did not like the idea of a private company taking over some of their land. However, NAC was able to use its connections to powerful allies and members of the ruling elite to gain support for their expansion in exchange for personal gain. They also promised the government a share of their profits in order to continue their exploitation activities without interruption. As NAC's power in Afragola grew, the Yallos and the Ny'Gis community were forced off their land and made to work in NAC's industries under harsh conditions and mistreatment.
Dømin War
When the Federal Republic of Phoenixia took over from the Kingdom of Arafors in the 1940s, there were claims that the NAC used its power and money to influence government officials to get their support. However, some historians argue that the NAC was too important to the economy of the new republic, which had just come out of a civil war, for the government to risk shutting it down. The NAC was allowed to continue operating in Afragola, despite its history of exploitation and mistreatment of the Yallo people, who were now living in poverty and confined to slums near the factories and plantations.
The First Domin War, which occurred from 1970 to 1972, was caused by a combination of factors. One such factor was the extremist views and behavior exhibited by a fraction of the Yallo community - an act that led to their declaration of independence and attempt at establishing a communist government.
War aftermath and NAC disbanding
The war proved to be a slaughter for the populations of Afragola. Afragola itself was reduced to ruins due to systematic human cruelty and suffering caused by the war. However, the federal government with support from Mirhaime was able to counter the self-proclaimed Socialist Republic of Bours.
Even after the war, the Yallo community continued to be mistreated and oppressed by the NAC. They faced discrimination and inequality from the rest of the population, which added to the injustices they had already suffered during the war.
In the 1990s, the state of Afragola underwent a major reform in which the NAC was dissolved and its assets were distributed among smaller companies. The intention was to break NAC's monopoly on the region's power and resources and create a more diverse and competitive economy, as well as establish ethical and labor standards for the Afragolan Yallo and Ny'Gis communities.
However, these efforts fell short. Despite the dissolution of NAC, the smaller companies still held a significant amount of influence and power. According to former veteran Alfeo Romandieri, the reform paradoxically resulted in the distribution of NAC's power among many companies, rather than reducing it, which only complicated the situation.
Studies conducted by the International Observatory of the University of Felixia in collaboration with the Wermont Polytechnic of Technology in 2017, showed that smaller companies continued to exert control over Afragola's economy and resources, hindering competition and participation in the market. Additionally, the legacy of exploitation and abuse perpetuated by NAC remained prevalent, with the local Afragolan community continuing to face marginalization and disadvantage in areas such as education, healthcare, and employment.