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<blockquote data-quote="The Patriarchy" data-source="post: 17788" data-attributes="member: 162">In 1870 CE, Magonia moved decisively to seize control over the fractured and rebellious territory of [USER=1]@Tabula Rasa[/USER], now a shadow of its former self. The siege was brutal, and when Magonian forces finally breached the city of Knossos, they found a populace broken but defiant. Rather than razing the city to erase all traces of their ways, Magonia chose the path of integration, aiming to forcibly assimilate this once-barbarous realm into its own structured and unified monoculture.This integration policy marked a pivotal step in Magonia’s approach to governance: there would be no tolerance for cultural divisions or lingering rebellious influences. The inhabitants of Knossos were to adopt Magonian customs, values, and beliefs, aligning under the banner of a single, united society. Through this decisive move, Supreme Ruler Magon sent a clear message to all territories under Magonian rule: any conquered people would either join the empire’s way of life or face erasure. The integration effort, though costly, symbolized Magonia&#039;s commitment to unity and dominion, as they transformed this fractured territory into an inseparable part of the Magonian cultural identity.[ATTACH=full]2584[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Patriarchy, post: 17788, member: 162"] In 1870 CE, Magonia moved decisively to seize control over the fractured and rebellious territory of [USER=1]@Tabula Rasa[/USER], now a shadow of its former self. The siege was brutal, and when Magonian forces finally breached the city of Knossos, they found a populace broken but defiant. Rather than razing the city to erase all traces of their ways, Magonia chose the path of integration, aiming to forcibly assimilate this once-barbarous realm into its own structured and unified monoculture. This integration policy marked a pivotal step in Magonia’s approach to governance: there would be no tolerance for cultural divisions or lingering rebellious influences. The inhabitants of Knossos were to adopt Magonian customs, values, and beliefs, aligning under the banner of a single, united society. Through this decisive move, Supreme Ruler Magon sent a clear message to all territories under Magonian rule: any conquered people would either join the empire’s way of life or face erasure. The integration effort, though costly, symbolized Magonia's commitment to unity and dominion, as they transformed this fractured territory into an inseparable part of the Magonian cultural identity. [ATTACH type="full"]2584[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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