why did Fiôvâ known as The Free Province of Fiôvâ??

Started by Carteir Montagnhă, September 13, 2025, 07:44:52 AM

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Carteir Montagnhă

i have this question stuck on my mind since the day i discovered about Fiôvâ.

Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC

Our revolutionary heritage. Fiovă was founded as a province so that former citizens of the Talossan Republic could have self determination. Hence, our hyper-democratic constitution.

As far as Talossan Republicanism goes, we may have been on the losing side, we're still not convinced it was the wrong one.

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Carteir Montagnhă

Quote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC on September 13, 2025, 04:42:00 PMOur revolutionary heritage. Fiovă was founded as a province so that former citizens of the Talossan Republic could have self determination. Hence, our hyper-democratic constitution.

As far as Talossan Republicanism goes, we may have been on the losing side, we're still not convinced it was the wrong one.
ohh, such a fascinated history, thank you for answering my question!

Istefan Perþonest

Linguistically, I note the "Free Province" construction evokes the historical Irish Free State (1922-1937), a constitutional monarchy established as a compromise for a people who would have, in the main, have preferred to be a republic.
Istefan Éovart Perþonest
Puisne Judge of the Uppermost Cort
Cunstavál of Fiôvâ