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Vanatas is a universe with realistic and modern tech where users may create and control an individual nation with its own unique history, culture, and peoples.
The Grand Rally Cup (abbreviated as GRC) is the highest tier of global competition within the motorsport of rallying, under the ownership and governance of the WAA (World Automotive Association). Distinct championships are allocated for drivers, co-drivers, manufacturers, and teams. At present, the series encompasses 12 rally event, one for each month, each spanning three to four days, and takes place on diverse range of surfaces such as gravel, dirt, tarmac, snow, and ice. Each rally is typically divided into 15–25 special stages, conducted against the clock on closed public roads covering up to 350 kilometers (220 miles).
Events are held in a variety of places around the globe, with famous rallies being Fengerton, Amorighoye, Txalénqu, Rally de Covales, and Rally Nörhlug. Popular national rallies include Rally Gladomyr, Rally Alero, Rally Koranel, Rally Gemurtrak, Rallye Hilnizbors and Rally Ventora. Veum, Namos Automotor, RSW, Thechêi, and Skogsmester make up the biggest competing car manufacturers. Current premier drivers include Alf Müühre, Aksel Huitfeldt, Senagnio Satuar, Ailith Billing, Ludvig Buhre, Matara Kuzha, and Phaengdrem Chungesshêr Makh. (See More...)
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- ... That the People's Emancipation Union (UEP) in Ventora has claimed responsibility for the Lorqui rail incident, despite it taking place seven years before the UEP's founding?
- ... That in Ta'aroha, leatherwork is a traditional and staple craft primarily associated with the northern part of the country?
- ... That relations between Galvia and Watan have soured since the Galvian execution of a Watanese citizen in the Kalvatăsz trials (pictured)?
- ... That Edury has the most national public holidays with a total of 37?
- ... That the port of Hasä in Gladomyr is among the biggest ports of Alutra–as big as the next three biggest combined?
- ... That Agarad is the only country whose national flag bears not red, white, or blue?
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The Tomb of Sarrak ha-Nundahr Ha-Khadrami, which doubles today as a temple for the Jarader faith, is a building located in modern day Alero which holds the body of Sarrak ha-Nundahr Ha-Khadrami, the founder of the ancient Tanuzhakid Empire. Hailing originally from the regions of modern Agarad, Sarrak travelled southwards in hopes of treasures and prestige, both of which he would aquire in his lifetime. He went on to raid the Kekere region, acquiring the territories of Queen Ekpedure after the battle of Iròiyè, and Queen Ereuwa of Tetmosi in a resounding victory for Sarrak outside of the cities walls. This battle would go on to establish Sarrak as a prominaent force in the region, using Tetmosi as his new capital to perform additional campaigns. The empire Sarrak established would continue to exist in some format from 126CE until collapse in 1034CE. See past featured pictures
- November 15, 1827 - The Convention of the Lords begins whereupon 83 aristocrats from across Ovezia meet to discuss taxation reform following growing financial struggles across the Amalate. The events of the convention would circulate publically across December resulting in numerous riots that would progressively spiral into the declaration of a republic the following month
- November 12, 1851 - The royal palace of the Alana Dynasty in ‘Āina Lā is placed under siege by citizens part of the Kūʻokoʻa movement. The siege would conclude just four days later and a new republic is hastily assembled.
- November 18, 1861 - The Queluz Revolution begins after tensions break between the provisional government and various interest groups. Following the death of much of the Watanese royal family, struggles over leadership grew with the former Amalate unable to contain the situation. The Republic of Watan would emerge victorious from the conflict two years later.
- November 11, 1873 - The Ecoral Toll War (pictured) ends with the signing of the Treaty of Roodham. The nearly two and a half year long conflict, encouraged by a variety of grievances but ignited by an increase of tarrifs for transit through the Roodham Canal, would conclude with almost 200,000 dead.
- November 16, 1915 - The Concert of Nations, an international body founded to ensure world peace, is founded after the events of the First World War. The organization would ultimately fail in its goal twice within forty years of its founding. The weaknesses of the group would be acknowledged and be an important part of the foundation of the World Forum
