North Lyrica
| Region of North Lyrica Région du Lyrica du Nord Región de Lyrica del Norte | |||
Region of  Alduria-Wechua
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| Motto | Pax intrantibus, salus exeuntibus (Peace to those who enter, health to those who depart) | ||
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| Capital | Beaufort | ||
| Largest cities | Beaufort | ||
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| Viceroy | Governor Helene Gautier | ||
| First Minister | Elias Wilson-Clarke | ||
| Legislature | Council of Beaufort | ||
| Established | 1687 AN | ||
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North Lyrica is a Region of the Federation of Alduria and the Wechua Nation. It borders the states of South Lyrica to the south, the Captive Sea to the east, and the Pond Isle and Strait to the west, and the Lyrican Green to the north. The regional capital is the city of Beaufort, the first settlement in the Region.
North Lyrica's history is rich and ancient. The Lyrican island is named after an ancient people that formed a nation called Lyrica. They came to rule and unite the entire island into one. The ancient capital of Lyrica is now the site of the Alduro-Wechua city of Montchéry.
For reasons unknown to modern historians, the powerful Lyrican Republic collapsed and much of the island descended into a state of Greenery for quite some time. It was during this period that around its northernmost lakes, the nation of Hurmu rose, a nation that still lives to this day under the protection of Craitland. Later on, the island came to see the birth of a new nation called Stormark. Its capital, Haraldsborg, was located about the same latitude as the old [[LyricaLyrican capital, but on the opposite coast of the island. Stormark came to dominate the island and its immediate environs, building an Empire that spanned the Micran globe that unraveled just as the Federation of Alduria and the Wechua Nation in 1675 AN.
The collapse of Stormark and later nearby Krasnocoria led to a power vacuum in the area that resulted in the rise of the city-state of International Mandate for the Settlements in Apollonia and later Sylvania. The island's rich resources and strategic position (along key Alduria-Wechua routes) soon made for an attractive prospect for settlement and expansion for the growing and ambitious Alduro-Wechua Federation.
