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In {{AN|1630}}, [[Queen Evahn I]] of [[Passio-Corum]] decreed the establishment of a new regional investor, [[Corum Electric]], responsible for supplying electricity to the non-[[Bassarid]] cities of [[Corum]]. Corum Electric subsequently operated as an autonomous regional investor in the [[Port of Vines]] until the collapse of the [[Haifo-Pallisican Imperial Trade Union]] in {{AN|1719}}. Two years later, the area was occupied by the forces of the nascent Kingdom of [[East Zimia and the Wallis Islands]] in [[Operation High Voltage]], who established a small coastal enclave, the [[Principality of Corum Electric]], surrounded by the [[Çakaristan|Çakari]] princely state of [[Jaihabar]]. | In {{AN|1630}}, [[Queen Evahn I]] of [[Passio-Corum]] decreed the establishment of a new regional investor, [[Corum Electric]], responsible for supplying electricity to the non-[[Bassarid]] cities of [[Corum]]. Corum Electric subsequently operated as an autonomous regional investor in the [[Port of Vines]] until the collapse of the [[Haifo-Pallisican Imperial Trade Union]] in {{AN|1719}}. Two years later, the area was occupied by the forces of the nascent Kingdom of [[East Zimia and the Wallis Islands]] in [[Operation High Voltage]], who established a small coastal enclave, the [[Principality of Corum Electric]], surrounded by the [[Çakaristan|Çakari]] princely state of [[Jaihabar]]. | ||
Rising tensions with the [[Braxian|Braxian League]] led to the [[Jaihabar Vortex|evacuation of Jaihabur by Çakaristan]] in {{AN|1739}}; the resulting security concerns prompted the construction of the [[Corum Electric Fence]], a 432 kilometre defensive barrier extending along the principality's landward border with [[the Green]]. Although the fence was largely complete by {{AN|1744}}, hawks within the local administration began to argue for an expansion of the protected area, with the aim of securing the coastal approaches to the principality and providing added strategic depth for the crucial energy production facilities. These arguments were given fresh urgency by the [[Corsair Resurgence]] of {{AN|1743-4}} and the [[Oportia| | Rising tensions with the [[Braxian|Braxian League]] led to the [[Jaihabar Vortex|evacuation of Jaihabur by Çakaristan]] in {{AN|1739}}; the resulting security concerns prompted the construction of the [[Corum Electric Fence]], a 432 kilometre defensive barrier extending along the principality's landward border with [[the Green]]. Although the fence was largely complete by {{AN|1744}}, hawks within the local administration began to argue for an expansion of the protected area, with the aim of securing the coastal approaches to the principality and providing added strategic depth for the crucial energy production facilities. These arguments were given fresh urgency by the [[Corsair Resurgence]] of {{AN|1743-4}} and the [[Oportia|Oportian]] [[Occupation of Île des Ombres|occupation of the neighbouring island]], leading to East Zimia's subsequent intervention in the [[Battle of the Île des Ombres]] during the [[Fourth Euran War]]. | ||
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| Realm of Western Corum Ranalama del Wéazdeign Qurüma 西コルム王国 Nishi Korumu Ōkoku |
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| Autonomous Region of East Zimia and the Wallis Islands | |||
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| Nation |  East Zimia and the Wallis Islands |
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| Established | 1746 AN | ||
| Capital | Corum Electric City | ||
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| • Total | 68,832 km2 (26,576 sq mi) | ||
| Population (1731 AN) | |||
| • Total | 1,324,795 | ||
| Time zone | CMT +6 | ||
The Realm of Western Corum (Pallisican: Ranalama del Wéazdeign Qurüma; Sangunese: 西コルム王国 Nishi Korumu Ōkoku) is an autonomous region of East Zimia and the Wallis Islands in western Corum. Established in 1746 AN, it is a successor to the Principality of Corum Electric.
History
In 1630 AN, Queen Evahn I of Passio-Corum decreed the establishment of a new regional investor, Corum Electric, responsible for supplying electricity to the non-Bassarid cities of Corum. Corum Electric subsequently operated as an autonomous regional investor in the Port of Vines until the collapse of the Haifo-Pallisican Imperial Trade Union in 1719 AN. Two years later, the area was occupied by the forces of the nascent Kingdom of East Zimia and the Wallis Islands in Operation High Voltage, who established a small coastal enclave, the Principality of Corum Electric, surrounded by the Çakari princely state of Jaihabar.
Rising tensions with the Braxian League led to the evacuation of Jaihabur by Çakaristan in 1739 AN; the resulting security concerns prompted the construction of the Corum Electric Fence, a 432 kilometre defensive barrier extending along the principality's landward border with the Green. Although the fence was largely complete by 1744 AN, hawks within the local administration began to argue for an expansion of the protected area, with the aim of securing the coastal approaches to the principality and providing added strategic depth for the crucial energy production facilities. These arguments were given fresh urgency by the Corsair Resurgence of 1743-4 AN and the Oportian occupation of the neighbouring island, leading to East Zimia's subsequent intervention in the Battle of the Île des Ombres during the Fourth Euran War.
Demographics
- Wallisians (5.09%)
- East Zimians (65.57%)
- Gamesman (0.69%)
- Thraci (0.03%)
- Imab-Adred-Nas (0.58%)
- Hhoti (0.01%)
- Sangunese (27.15%)
- Other (0.88%)
- Pallisican (71.35%)
- Thraci (0.03%)
- Imabi (0.58%)
- Sangunese (27.15%)
- Istvanistani (0.6%)
- Other (0.28%)
Western Corum has a population estimated at 1,324,795. The largest ethnic group is the Pallisican-speaking East Zimian people, who comprise nearly two-thirds of the total population, although an influx of Sangunese settlers over the last twenty-five years has considerably reduced their demographic dominance.
Ethnic groups
| Region | East Zimians | Wallisians | Thraci | Imab | Hhoti | Gamesman | Sangunese | Other | Total |
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| Western Corum | 868,630 | 67,427 | 452 | 7,739 | 71 | 9,178 | 359,692 | 11,606 | 1,324,795 |
