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{{Nihongo|'''Spatull'''|スパタル軍政|supataru gunsei|lead=yes|hn=yes}} was the military administrative unit of [[Sanpantul]]. It was declared a military administrative unit by [[Asenburi]] in 1716 [[AN]]. Its management was provided by [[Commander Suzuki]] and he continued to serve until 1720 AN. Although its capital was considered to be [[Sri Luthore]]'s {{Nihongo| | {{Nihongo|'''Spatull'''|スパタル軍政|supataru gunsei|lead=yes|hn=yes}} was the military administrative unit of [[Sanpantul]]. It was declared a military administrative unit by [[Asenburi]] in 1716 [[AN]]. Its management was provided by [[Commander Suzuki]] and he continued to serve until 1720 AN. Although its capital was considered to be [[Sri Luthore]]'s {{Nihongo|[[Sanya]]|三亜|san'a|lead=yes|hn=yes}}, full control over Sri Luthore and the mainland was never achieved. All state affairs were conducted from [[Nabyudo]]'s {{Nihongo|[[Ogimi]]|大宜味|Ōgimi|lead=yes|hn=yes}} and continued until the city fell. Most of the people were natives of the mainland. It was abolished and completely lost as a result of the Treaty of Cenfae in 1720 AN. The northern part of the island, which was achieved during the negotiations, was never handed over to the empire. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:25, 28 January 2024
 Flag of the Spatull | |
| Founded | 1716-1720 |
|---|---|
| Type | Military Administration |
| Status | Retaken by Çakaristan |
| Headquarters | Sri Luthore (de facto), Nabyudo (de jure) |
| Size | unknown |
| Motto | Hail Emperor and Queen! |
| Engagements | |
Spatull (Hoennese: スパタル軍政, translit.: supataru gunsei?) was the military administrative unit of Sanpantul. It was declared a military administrative unit by Asenburi in 1716 AN. Its management was provided by Commander Suzuki and he continued to serve until 1720 AN. Although its capital was considered to be Sri Luthore's Sanya (Hoennese: 三亜, translit.: san'a?), full control over Sri Luthore and the mainland was never achieved. All state affairs were conducted from Nabyudo's Ogimi (Hoennese: 大宜味, translit.: Ōgimi?) and continued until the city fell. Most of the people were natives of the mainland. It was abolished and completely lost as a result of the Treaty of Cenfae in 1720 AN. The northern part of the island, which was achieved during the negotiations, was never handed over to the empire.
