The Free Territory of An Cap i Stan #10218461
Description
The Confederation used to be a major colony founded by Union settlers. However, in the course of several wars, preceding the Great ones, control of the colony passed to the Federation. The change in economic and social order was not to the liking of much of the population, and so a civil war broke out during the Great Wars. The War of Independence. Thus, from the ashes of the Great Wars, a new state was born. In its development, the Confederation is on par with the Union and the Federation. With a well-trained and equipped army and navy allow the Confederacy to remain independent. But it costs a great deal of money. Because of this, the country has no free medicine or education and not even a hint of social welfare for the needy. But, unlike the Union, the government promotes private business and, of course, it is safe to tax it heavily. The budding entrepreneurs are given consultations, sometimes they can even allocate some money to help develop their business.
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Membership history
Growth
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 19 Aug 2026, 17:14 | 2 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by @LAVELGROUPHOLDER as measured.
Members we’ve seen
@LAVELGROUPHOLDER — Grand Captain (rank 255)
@grandpabigman12 — Commanding Officer (rank 254) terminated
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Related groups
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