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A '''non-legacy nation''' is a term used in international relations to refer to sovereign states with no legal predecessor on Earth. Initially used to describe League of Nations Mandate territories and certain protectorates, the term now applies to many fully sovereign states that emerged independently since the | A '''non-legacy nation''' is a term used in international relations to refer to sovereign states with no legal predecessor on [[Earth]]. Initially used to describe [[League of Nations Mandates|League of Nations Mandate]] territories and certain protectorates, the term now applies to many fully sovereign states that emerged independently since the [[Second Scinfaxi War]]. | ||
Within the League of Nations, they are represented by the [[Sanctuary Group]]. | Within the [[League of Nations]], they are represented by the [[Sanctuary Group]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:34, 13 May 2025
A non-legacy nation is a term used in international relations to refer to sovereign states with no legal predecessor on Earth. Initially used to describe League of Nations Mandate territories and certain protectorates, the term now applies to many fully sovereign states that emerged independently since the Second Scinfaxi War.
Within the League of Nations, they are represented by the Sanctuary Group.