Akhidian Expedition to Pacary

In 1703 AN, the Akhidian Expedition to Pacary was undertaken. Akhidian kings Neil I and Prince Edward had long wanted to claim this region.

Reasons for wanting the island

Wenneqk II and Nadia IV visited this area when they were newly married, accompanied by investigative soldiers.

Neil I and Prince Edward suggested the colonisation of Pacary Island in 1702, and they wanted to establish another land claim. At that time Akhidia wanted to develop the land. The people presented such an idea to the kings, and he kings accepted the offer, thinking that the economy would improve.

Neil I and Prince Edward first opened a research base in this region and started to follow the developments.

Improvements

A research team of 1000 people was organized and sent to determine the coldness of this region for Akhidia's spice trade.

The energy resources of the region were very good, and it was possible to take advantage of the cold and hot springs. At the same time, ice moulds were put in drinks and the ice here would meet Akhidia's ice needs. When these positive results became known, another research team was sent to Pacary. The Naval Research Institute, Akhidia's most famous research group, was involved in this research.

News

It was said in the news that this region could be a good source of resources for Akhidia.

As the research teams found gold in the region, news was sent to the kings and Neil I and Prince Edward said that the region should be officially connected to Akhidia and the island was claimed.