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TEX

Rank
Minor Power (#21)
Status
Assigned
Prestige
237
War Player Submission
January 13th, 1876

Texan Columbia Denounces Republic of Ecuador | Declares Intent to Restore Republic of Peru

President Echols declares his government's intention to launch a campaign into Ecuador, intending to annex Ecuador proper and see the Republic of Peru restored under Texan supervision.

South America
Politics & Society Player Submission
February 1866

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION CONCLUDES | TEXAS REORGANIZED

After a month of heated debates between Party Leaders in Houston, the Constitutional Convention has come to a close. Some constitutionally protected rights have been abrogated, others have been altered. The Republic of Texas has been reorganized into the Federal Republic of Texan Columbia.

South America
Politics & Society Player Submission
1856

Resentment Among Protective Allied Army of the Law Grows

A combination of demilitarization and diplomatic outreach to what are seen as hostile states are causing the armed forces to grow dissatisfied with the Liberal Party.

Economy Player Submission
1854

“Don’t Worry, It’ll Pay for Itself”

Liberals and runaway spending, name a more iconic duo.

North AmericaSouth America
War Player Submission
October 1st, 1850

The Platine War

A war meant to bring Paraguay under Brazilian protection spiraled into a grand conflict for the future of the River Plate basin

South America
Diplomacy Player Submission
1846

PRESIDENT LAMAR ACCUSES NEW GRANADA | NEIGHBOR HARBORING ANTI-TEXAN TERRORISTS?

The President of Texas makes dubious allegations that New Granada is harboring Venezuelan Terrorists. The legislature wants to annex New Granada, but isn't sure Lamar is fit to lead such an effort.

South America
Diplomacy Player Submission
February 1836

SECRETARY OF WAR LAMAR CONFIRMS | DOOMSDAY LETTER REAL

Interim Secretary of War Lamar confirms that a letter from La Paz amounted to an ultimatum to end the defensive alliance with Brazil or face down against a Peru-Bolivian-Venezuelan alliance.

South America
Diplomacy
1836

A New World Order

A group of freedom-loving American Freemasons organize a cultural organization: "The New Order of the Ages"

North America
Diplomacy Player Submission
1836

Success (?) at the Rio Conference

Following the collapse of talks in Rio, backchannel negotiations produce The Treaty of La Paz. Brazil secures her territorial claims peacefully, formalizes relations with Bolivia, and pledges support for Chilean ambitions in Patagonia.

South America
War Player Submission
1836

Failure at the Rio Conference

Despite attempts at reconciling border disputes, the The Rio Conference for Peace ended far more hostile than it started, the major powers of South America are set on a path of war.

South America
Diplomacy Player Submission
1836

On the Matter of the Peruvian-Bolivian Union

Brazil circulates an invitation to South American nations, proposing a conference on the future of the Peru-Bolivia Confederation.

South America
Politics & Society Player Submission
December 18th, 1835

Maroons Crushed, First Presidential Election Next Year, American Immigration, Rumors of Amazon Gold

The threat of the Maroons has been declared ended, allowing for the first election of the President of Texas to happen in September. Increased immigration from the United States is observed.

South America
Major Diplomacy
October 1831

GUYANA RECOGNIZED AS TEXAN IN TREATY OF HAVANA

The governments of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the Republic of Texas, the Kingdom of France, and the Kingdom of the Netherlands have all announced recently that a treaty resolving the Texan occupation of Guyana has been signed. The Treaty of Havana recognizes Texan sovereignty …

North AmericaSouth America
War Player Submission
1830

A Hero’s Welcome for the Triumphant General Santa Anna!

General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna is widely celebrated after the rebellious elements in Coahilla y Tejas are pacified.

North America
War
December 15th, 1829

Napoleon II Hammers Santa Anna

The Battle of Jacinto ends in a crushing retreat for Santa Anna, preventing him from catching the escaping Texans.

North America