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The '''2453 Qplma River Flood''' was a man-made flood during October, 2453, created by the intentional destruction of [[ɴ/Fqra|Fqra]] and the subsequent busting of [[ɴ/Fqra Gorges Dam|Fqra Gorges Dam]] by residents of [[ɴ/Uuepi|Uuepi]] on the [[ɴ/Qplma River|Qplma River]]. The disaster is viewed as the most egregious case of abuse of the [[ɴ/Cralasian Order|Cralasian Order's]] municipal system |
The '''2453 Qplma River Flood''' was a man-made flood during October, 2453, created by the intentional destruction of [[ɴ/Fqra|Fqra]] and the subsequent busting of [[ɴ/Fqra Gorges Dam|Fqra Gorges Dam]] by residents of [[ɴ/Uuepi|Uuepi]] on the [[ɴ/Qplma River|Qplma River]]. The disaster is viewed as the most egregious case of abuse of the [[ɴ/Cralasian Order|Cralasian Order's]] municipal system. |
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Historically the towns [[Fqra–Uuepi Rivalry|had been rivalled]] for several hundred years over a plethora of reasons: from cattle disputes and denominational differences to personal feuds. The activities of houses [[ɴ/House of Thlipara|Thlipara]] and [[ɴ/House of Yetma|Yetma]] served as the primary instigators of conflict, which throughout the 2200s to 2400s resulted in multiple periods of open warfare between the towns. The [[ɴ/Proclamation of the Cralasian Order|re-establishment of Cralas]] in 2431 saw a temporary nulling of the rivalry, as [[Isme-ma Wardescha|Ismem-ma's]] [[Birth of Isme-ma Wardescha|reincarnation]] led a [[ɴ/Great Ismemai Awakening|Hong-wide religious reawakening]], which in [[Wardeschanism|Wardeschan]] areas unified many of the denominations. |
Historically the towns [[Fqra–Uuepi Rivalry|had been rivalled]] for several hundred years over a plethora of reasons: from cattle disputes and denominational differences to personal feuds. The activities of houses [[ɴ/House of Thlipara|Thlipara]] and [[ɴ/House of Yetma|Yetma]] served as the primary instigators of conflict, which throughout the 2200s to 2400s resulted in multiple periods of open warfare between the towns. The [[ɴ/Proclamation of the Cralasian Order|re-establishment of Cralas]] in 2431 saw a temporary nulling of the rivalry, as [[Isme-ma Wardescha|Ismem-ma's]] [[Birth of Isme-ma Wardescha|reincarnation]] led a [[ɴ/Great Ismemai Awakening|Hong-wide religious reawakening]], which in [[Wardeschanism|Wardeschan]] areas unified many of the denominations. |
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