Sante De Domingo

MINOR INFORMATION
Sante De Domingo was landmass situated west of Southern Nova, and was known as the land of sugarcane, tobacco, and coca. Sante De Domingo was known to be a land of lush tropical jungles, vast rivers, and various highlands within the center of the continent. Sante De Domingo was briefly settled by the Siax peoples in 1200 B.T, however the Siax presence on Sante De Domingo had completely vanished several centuries later. 
Sante De Domingo remained the largest landmass to be completely unsettled by any humans (though there are unconfirmed rumors the land is inhabited by small groups of Reptonians), however by 1701 A.T.F Histania explorers had landed and claimed Sante De Domingo as property of The Imperial Kingdoms of Histania. Soon by the early 1800s U.O Histania had established several successful colonies and port cities on the continent. Histania relied on a mix of indentured servitude and sharecropping to operate its many agricultural estates across the island, and as time progressed a social hierarchy had formed between the peasant farmers and the Histanian Elites of The Histanian Consortium, who had now taken control over most of the administration of Sante De Domingo.
The social hierarchy saw the total repression of the labourers, and eventually the mistreatment of the labourers kickstarted a rebellion against Histanian Elites and Administrators. The Rebellion was a resounding success due to the Histanian Empire directing most of its attention to their military campaigns into Tallia, paying little care to its meager garrison that was ultimately defeated by the Domingian Rebels within a short time. Sante De Domingo gained independence in 1834 U.O, but unfortunately for the New Republic of Sante De Domingo, their short-lived victory was squandered by immediate infighting. This infighting resulted in the new republic being plagued with a series of violent coups, rebellions, and economic destabilization for many decades to come.