The Putoquan Acquisition

The Putoquan Acquisition is what the expansion of the Putoquan Republic into the rest of Canada is called. Their reason for doing so is to unite the tribes under one leader and to expand their influence, military size, and funds, whether it be by persuasion or force.

January 19th, 1101
21:49 PST - The Putoquan Military sends their footsoldiers to travel to the borders of Québec while noting down where certain tribes are. In order to reach islands, they begin testing new rafts, most of which have walls for protection against arrows.

January 23rd, 1101
12:48 PST - After some negotiations, the tribes of Québec agree to join the Putoqua Republic. This adds 1,000 footsoldiers to Putoqua's military, which they then use to set out for Ontario.

February 12th, 1101
10:00 PST - Although there were many tribes in Ontario, it didn't take as long as expected to convince them to join the Putoqua Republic. Ontario contributes 698 new troops, which are used to set out for Manitoba.

February 27th, 1101
15:02 PST - The tribes of Manitoba accept the Putoquan proposition in order to have increased safety and a preserves culture. When the tribes of Manitoba join the Putoqua Republic, Manitoban westward scouts bring news of a land called "Alaska" that neighbors Putoquan claims. Wanting to reach this new land quickly, the Putoquans set out for Saskatchewan with their force with 421 new troops.