Extalian Unification

Following the Extalian wars of Independence, the island remianed mostly fractured, with the house of Marino in control of half of the island, with various city states, principalities and republics occupied the other half. the only thing keeping Genoa from retaking the island was the House of Marino's ties to the spanish kingdom, and the alliance they had forged. Helena Marino, realizing this, set about to create Pan-Extalianism, combining the words for the province of Italia in the roman empire with the word for outer, Externus, was a movement which aimed to unify the people through them being distinctly non Italian.her efforts did pay off, as she was able to conquer the City of Miers in 1629, unifying the entire island.

Although unified, the island did not have a Unified Government until 1711, when King Mendozi Created the Unified Parliament act, unifying the multiple administrative provinces into one, and usurping power over the Parliament, critics of his kingdom did not like this, so he allowed parliament to abolish the monarchy should it pose a threat to the people.