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This period was characterized by both a large increase in gold, and increased recruiting. It marked the end of the slight slump in activity that occurred in the fall. | This period was characterized by both a large increase in gold, and increased recruiting. It marked the end of the slight slump in activity that occurred in the fall. | ||
'''Sonora declared war on Yamato''' for a few days due to the theft of | '''Sonora declared war on Yamato''' for a few days due to the theft of Heirevel's head collection in Sonora, this theft was misappropriated to a Yamato mayor and the War was ended on the 17th of January after more information was revealed. | ||
'''Mexico City''' was for a long time under the leadership of MonkeeRee and his nation of [[America]], however America soon became inactive so he offered to sell it to both Cuba and Florida, however delays ended up causing that | '''Mexico City''' was for a long time under the leadership of MonkeeRee and his nation of [[America]], however America soon became inactive so he offered to sell it to both Cuba and Florida, however delays ended up causing that Heirevel would buy Mexico City for 7000g, and on December Mexico City would be reunited with its namesake nation. | ||
'''The [[USA (Aurora)|USA]]''' is the eighth state in the Mexican Empire. The [[Ghostyuu|Leader of the USA]] was previously [[India (Aurora)|Indian Emperor]] before deciding to move and create a Mexican nation. Previously all nations in the Mexican Empire were called provinces, but Coahuila (Mayor of Saltillo) strongly urged changing to states just like the real-world Mexico. | '''The [[USA (Aurora)|USA]]''' is the eighth state in the Mexican Empire. The [[Ghostyuu|Leader of the USA]] was previously [[India (Aurora)|Indian Emperor]] before deciding to move and create a Mexican nation. Previously all nations in the Mexican Empire were called provinces, but Coahuila (Mayor of Saltillo) strongly urged changing to states just like the real-world Mexico. | ||