NRI declares its self colonial power

Xen

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I have convinced several friends of mine to not only join nation states, but also put themselves under my nations wing, creating a colony, or satilite nation.These nations can be identified by generally having an acient Italian inspierd name, with "Novus" attached, and the NRI republics flag( a black background with anwhite olive wreath in the center, symbolizing order, and justice in a sea of chaos), and a motto of;Principality of the NRI republic.These nations will provide the NRI with a larger army, and production capability, and will be held with any trieaties that the NRI may sign.However as these nations are not directlly administerd by me they still can count as a soverign nation, and should be treated as such.I just thought it would be prudent to share, as this could make the NRI a far more significant power in not only the Civfanatics region, but the world.

current principalities:
The Republic of Novus Sabineum
 
If you tell these countries what to vote for in refernda then the votes won't be counted. If they are free to make up their own minds then the votes will be counted. I wonder how long these nations will want to remain your poodles?
 
niether of them reside in fanatica, and forever(my friends owed me favors in real life, and i finalley decided what i needed help with)
 
Addition the republic of Novus Etruria is now added to the republic, tomorrow, hopefulley Novus Campaigna, or Sicilly will be added
 
a lot of people owe me a couple bucks...and none want to pay in cash...
 
Novus Puncia Carthago added
 
actually, even though i have a "home base" region set up for them, they are dispatchech to regions that have a nation that i have close ties with- usually defence alliances, so that the NRI republic can be better represented there, as well as bolstering the total national product, Troops capable of being raised,manufactering capabilities, and assorted goods for both internal consumption, and trade
 
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