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{{Infobox_town|title1 = Siscia|image1 = Siscia.png|mayor: = | {{Infobox_town|title1 = Siscia|image1 = Siscia.png|mayor: = YodaBest|nation: = Canada|/t_list_page: = 1|languages = English}} | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
Siscia is a town founded in Canada located between Alberta and Saskatchewan. It was in the nation of Canada up until declaring its independence on February 28th. During its growing period (still ongoing), it is up to | Siscia is a town founded in Canada located between Alberta and Saskatchewan. It was in the nation of [[Canada]] up until declaring its independence on February 28th. During its growing period (still ongoing), it is up to 40+ members and first on /t list 1 (As of April 13th). | ||
After declaring its independence, Phillybob777 then founded the nation Publica Romanorum (SPQR meaning Senātus Populus que Rōmānus or "The | After declaring its independence, [[Phillybob777]] then founded the nation [[Publica Romanorum]] (SPQR meaning Senātus Populus que Rōmānus or "The Senate and the Roman People"). On June 6th, 2018, SPQR fell to ruin due to Phillybob777 leaving the server. This left Siscia to join Canada once again. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:36, 6 January 2023
History
Siscia is a town founded in Canada located between Alberta and Saskatchewan. It was in the nation of Canada up until declaring its independence on February 28th. During its growing period (still ongoing), it is up to 40+ members and first on /t list 1 (As of April 13th).
After declaring its independence, Phillybob777 then founded the nation Publica Romanorum (SPQR meaning Senātus Populus que Rōmānus or "The Senate and the Roman People"). On June 6th, 2018, SPQR fell to ruin due to Phillybob777 leaving the server. This left Siscia to join Canada once again.