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====The Treaty of Mamaikala====

The final settlement to the emergency situation in the other occupied countries was finally found in the new year, during a summit starting on 6327 (37Ɛ312), ᘔ māltapārṇāvi, in the city of Mamaikala in the northern Lāmiejāya plain. The treaty signed there on 14 māltapārṇāvi effectively united all of these countries and the Chlouvānem Inquisition in a supranational organization called the ''Union of the Purified States'', more commonly referred to as ''Kaiṣamā'' as the acronym of its Chlouvānem name, ''ekailai ṣarivāṇumi mālyāva''. The Kaiṣamā established a vast border-free space of more than half of the whole continent of Greater Evandor, consisting of 19 countries: the Inquisition, Brono, Qualdomailor, Soenyŏ-tave, Leny-tḥewe, Kŭyŭgwažtov, Džemleštew, Yalašmořea, Pirdoda, Ebed-dowa, Ois-säb, Derbontoo, Berkutave, Enegen-toven, Oempras, Taruebus, Nerekton, Enkorund, and Brydwezon-tavi. Those 19 countries (20 from 4E 6ᘔ when Gorjan became independent from the Inquisition)<ref>Note that, in the present context, "(countries of) former Kaiṣamā" refers to 23 countries: those 20 mentioned here plus three that gained their independence after the Kaiṣamā ended: Fathan (from the Inquisition), Kurešov-tawë (from Enkorund), and Köbüntaw (from Kŭyŭgwažtov).</ref> also shared, due to the Kaiṣamā, a common military force, currency, and external policy, as well as many aspects of a planned economy.

The final settlement to the emergency situation in the other occupied countries was finally found in the new year, during a summit starting on 6327 (37Ɛ312), ᘔ māltapārṇāvi, in the city of Mamaikala in the northern Lāmiejāya plain. The treaty signed there on 14 māltapārṇāvi effectively united all of these countries and the Chlouvānem Inquisition in a supranational organization called the ''Union of the Purified States'', more commonly referred to as ''Kaiṣamā'' as the acronym of its Chlouvānem name, ''ekailai ṣarivāṇumi mālyāva''. The Kaiṣamā established a vast border-free space of more than half of the whole continent of Greater Evandor, consisting of 19 countries: the Inquisition, Brono, Qualdomailor, Soenyŏ-tave, Leny-tḥewe, Kŭyŭgwažtov, Džemleštew, Yalašmořea, Pirdoda, Ebed-dowa, Ois-säb, Derbontoo, Berkutave, Enegen-toven, Oempras, Taruebus, Nerekton, Enkorund, and Brydwezon-tavi. Those 19 countries (20 from 4E 6ᘔ when Gorjan became independent from the Inquisition)<ref>Note that, in the present context, "(countries of the) former Kaiṣamā" refers to 23 countries: those 20 mentioned here plus three that gained their independence after the Kaiṣamā ended: Fathan (from the Inquisition), Kurešov-tawë (from Enkorund), and Köbüntaw (from Kŭyŭgwažtov).</ref> also shared, due to the Kaiṣamā, a common military force, currency, and external policy, as well as many aspects of a planned economy.

Western countries, however, have always equalled the Kaiṣamā to the Inquisition, and considered the other de jure independent 16 countries as de facto Chlouvānem puppet states, something also emphasized by the forced population transfers which brought a large number of ethnic Chlouvānem people in the other countries of the Union.

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 ====The Treaty of Mamaikala====
-The final settlement to the emergency situation in the other occupied countries was finally found in the new year, during a summit starting on 6327 (37Ɛ3<sub>12</sub>), ᘔ māltapārṇāvi, in the city of Mamaikala in the northern Lāmiejāya plain. The treaty signed there on 14 māltapārṇāvi effectively united all of these countries and the Chlouvānem Inquisition in a supranational organization called the ''Union of the Purified States'', more commonly referred to as ''Kaiṣamā'' as the acronym of its Chlouvānem name, ''ekailai ṣarivāṇumi mālyāva''. The Kaiṣamā established a vast border-free space of more than half of the whole continent of Greater Evandor, consisting of 19 countries: the Inquisition, Brono, Qualdomailor, Soenyŏ-tave, Leny-tḥewe, Kŭyŭgwažtov, Džemleštew, Yalašmořea, Pirdoda, Ebed-dowa, Ois-säb, Derbontoo, Berkutave, Enegen-toven, Oempras, Taruebus, Nerekton, Enkorund, and Brydwezon-tavi. Those 19 countries (20 from 4E 6ᘔ when Gorjan became independent from the Inquisition)<ref>Note that, in the present context, "(countries of) former Kaiṣamā" refers to 23 countries: those 20 mentioned here plus three that gained their independence after the Kaiṣamā ended: Fathan (from the Inquisition), Kurešov-tawë (from Enkorund), and Köbüntaw (from Kŭyŭgwažtov).</ref> also shared, due to the Kaiṣamā, a common military force, currency, and external policy, as well as many aspects of a planned economy.<br/>
+The final settlement to the emergency situation in the other occupied countries was finally found in the new year, during a summit starting on 6327 (37Ɛ3<sub>12</sub>), ᘔ māltapārṇāvi, in the city of Mamaikala in the northern Lāmiejāya plain. The treaty signed there on 14 māltapārṇāvi effectively united all of these countries and the Chlouvānem Inquisition in a supranational organization called the ''Union of the Purified States'', more commonly referred to as ''Kaiṣamā'' as the acronym of its Chlouvānem name, ''ekailai ṣarivāṇumi mālyāva''. The Kaiṣamā established a vast border-free space of more than half of the whole continent of Greater Evandor, consisting of 19 countries: the Inquisition, Brono, Qualdomailor, Soenyŏ-tave, Leny-tḥewe, Kŭyŭgwažtov, Džemleštew, Yalašmořea, Pirdoda, Ebed-dowa, Ois-säb, Derbontoo, Berkutave, Enegen-toven, Oempras, Taruebus, Nerekton, Enkorund, and Brydwezon-tavi. Those 19 countries (20 from 4E 6ᘔ when Gorjan became independent from the Inquisition)<ref>Note that, in the present context, "(countries of the) former Kaiṣamā" refers to 23 countries: those 20 mentioned here plus three that gained their independence after the Kaiṣamā ended: Fathan (from the Inquisition), Kurešov-tawë (from Enkorund), and Köbüntaw (from Kŭyŭgwažtov).</ref> also shared, due to the Kaiṣamā, a common military force, currency, and external policy, as well as many aspects of a planned economy.<br/>
 Western countries, however, have always equalled the Kaiṣamā to the Inquisition, and considered the other de jure independent 16 countries as de facto Chlouvānem puppet states, something also emphasized by the forced population transfers which brought a large number of ethnic Chlouvānem people in the other countries of the Union.