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== History == |
== History == |
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The Aharka Military Base was established on the uninhabited island of Ka Tong on 13-9 4 PC as part of a deal in which the [[Kingdom of Akaria]] would send 40,000 agricultural workers to [[Haute eee]] in an attempt to resolve the [[Haute eee Agricultural Crisis]]. |
The Aharka Military Base was established on the uninhabited island of Ka Tong on 13-9 4 PC as part of a deal in which the [[Kingdom of Akaria]] would send 40,000 agricultural workers to [[Haute eee]] in an attempt to resolve the [[Haute eee Agricultural Crisis]]. |
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The majority of the [[Dzebir Isles]], which Ka Tong was a part of, peacefully split off from [[Haute eee]] on 25-5 9 PC forming [[Dzebir-Shêsek eee]] with the city of [[Shêsek]]. On 28-5 9 PC, after determining that [[Dzebir-Shêsek eee]] had no desire to be a part of the [[Eastern Bloc]] the High Director of the Aharka Military Base, [[Kakaz Oken]] had the island declare independence as [[Akaria eee]]. Which was recognised as a member of the Eastern Bloc. |
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Revision as of 20:28, 7 March 2024
The Aharka Military Base (often called the Aharka Base) is an Akarian-Hautean Alliance base on the island of Ka Tong.
History
The Aharka Military Base was established on the uninhabited island of Ka Tong on 13-9 4 PC as part of a deal in which the Kingdom of Akaria would send 40,000 agricultural workers to Haute eee in an attempt to resolve the Haute eee Agricultural Crisis.
The majority of the Dzebir Isles, which Ka Tong was a part of, peacefully split off from Haute eee on 25-5 9 PC forming Dzebir-Shêsek eee with the city of Shêsek. On 28-5 9 PC, after determining that Dzebir-Shêsek eee had no desire to be a part of the Eastern Bloc the High Director of the Aharka Military Base, Kakaz Oken had the island declare independence as Akaria eee. Which was recognised as a member of the Eastern Bloc.