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The unification began in 1732 and ended in 1822 with the proclamation of the Kingdom of Arafors under the leadership of the king Teolodeo. The reign of King Teolodeo was marked by a wave of industrialization and rapid expansion across the entire nation. The development of industry became an increasingly important factor in national life. |
The unification began in 1732 and ended in 1822 with the proclamation of the Kingdom of Arafors under the leadership of the king Teolodeo. The reign of King Teolodeo was marked by a wave of industrialization and rapid expansion across the entire nation. The development of industry became an increasingly important factor in national life. |
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=== Dual Monarchy === |
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In 1829, the premature death of King Teolodeo left the throne vacant and the inheritance in dispute. With no testament left by the king, twin brothers Amedeo and Roberto found themselves vying for the throne. |
In 1829, the premature death of King Teolodeo left the throne vacant and the inheritance in dispute. With no testament left by the king, twin brothers Amedeo and Roberto found themselves vying for the throne. |
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The reign of Mikeal VII was a turning point in the history of the kingdom, the country was able to recover from the long crisis caused by the death of Teolodeo and the dual monarchy, considered by scholars a failed political experiment, and the beginning of a new period of peace and prosperity. |
The reign of Mikeal VII was a turning point in the history of the kingdom, the country was able to recover from the long crisis caused by the death of Teolodeo and the dual monarchy, considered by scholars a failed political experiment, and the beginning of a new period of peace and prosperity. |
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With the death of Mikeal VII in 1870, the throne passed to David II. |
With the death of Mikeal VII in 1870, the throne passed to David II. |
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=== Belporto war and 1886's economic crisis === |
=== Belporto war and 1886's economic crisis === |
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