Republic of Galicea

The Republic of Galicea, also called Campastello, was the successor state to the Kingdom of Galicea and the westernmost nation of Estalia. The Republic was formed following the Galicean Revolution of 2349 IC, which toppled the monarchy of Galicea and established the first republican government in Estalia. The Kingdom of Astarios attempted to overthrow the fledgling Republic in the Galicean Wars of 2351, a conflict which cemented Galicea's presence on the peninsula and began an alliance between the republic and Aragona. The Galicean government eventually collapsed during the Twenty Years' War, and its territory was divided between Astarios and Portigelle.

History
The Republic of Galicea was formed in 2349 in the power vacuum following the assassination of King Jaime the Young, the last monarch of Galicea. With no clear successor to the throne and political turmoil engulfing the kingdom, the heads of several powerful merchant families began a military coup, which escalated into the Galicean Revolution. The monarchy of Galicea was totally dismantled by the bloody Revolution, and in the aftermath, the twelve most powerful revolutionary merchant lords of the war established the Republic. The twelve families established an electoral system to elect an El Presidente, the executive ruler of the nation.

Although the Twelve Lords of Galicea had brought about a relative peace in the aftermath of the Revolution, the instability of the country nonetheless resulted in Astarios' instigation of the Galicean Wars of 2351.