State of South Orenia

The National State of South Orenia, also known as the State of South Orenia or South Orenia, is a country in the south of the Elder Mountains. It borders Orenia, the Free Territory, the Coal Hill Republic, and Greenburg.

The State of South Orenia is a minor state that claims to be the legitimate government of the territories of the former Kingdom of Orenia. Governed by orthodox Unitist politics, South Orenia has become a model for far-right states. Lacking much attachment to the struggle for domination over the Elder Mountains proper, South Orenia practices a policy of realpolitik with its neighbors in order to try and attain the resources to conquer 'rightful Orenian land.'

Rise of Orenian Unitism
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Springtime of Nations and the Orenian Civil War
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Solidification of Unitist Orenia
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Native Resistance, Purges, and Colonial Campaigns
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Modern Day
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Orthodox Unitist Doctrine
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Colonialism
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Focus on Reconquest
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Economy
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Culture
While the lands that make up the State of South Orenia have long been colonized by Orenian forces, there are still lingering native peoples. Given the political policies of the the South Orenian State, these native peoples are widely persecuted and enslaved. There are ongoing resettlement policies to try and populate the countryside with 'Proper' Orenians.

'Proper' Orenians
The old Kingdom of Orenia was a racially diverse place and culturally diverse as well, and South Orenia has adopted a policy of viewing the old 'core Orenian culture' as the most socially acceptable culture. This has allowed for a racially diverse, yet culturally homogeneous, majority to form and dominate society. These 'Proper Orenians,' as the South Orenian government has declared them are the rulers of society and hold the most rights in the State.

'Improper' Orenians
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Native Mountainfolk
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Military
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Foreign Relations
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