flag and turn up volume for napoleon plz. Tan Province celebrates Liberation Day, a regional holiday celebrating the signing of the Constitution of 1817 and the formation of the Wallian Republic. It was the last part of the the Wallian Revolution. It forcibly removed the King from power after revolutionaries stormed his palace and ousted him from Wallia, and was the first republic in the land of the Toy Soldiers. Shortly after, the Wallian Revolutionary Wars were launched to unite the Tans and share the ideas of the Republic, which mostly succeeded, with only the kingdoms of Defens and Clayo not under direct control of the Republic, and the City of Oldfactorium under vassalage. It was eventually made into a puppet state of the Great Green State in 1939, and then annexed in 1941. Here we see the March of Victory in Tan Base, the annual parade for Liberation Day. The Grenadiers of the 1st Infantry Regiment, or Grenadiers de la 1er Régiment d'Infanterie in Frensch (A Tan language, originating in Par-is and Defens, and the only known native language in all of the land of the Toy Soldiers; the Greens and Reds speak English with various accents.) is seen here in the parade marching up Robe's Pe-air Street, its band playing the regional anthem, La Victoire est à nous, a song said to have been born with the revolution itself, its composer is unknown. It's almost as if it just came into existence. The translation, Victory is Ours, was a great marching and parade song, and so it became the anthem of the Republic. Also participating is the 5th, 34th, 78th and 12th Infantry Regiments, the 5th Light Infantry, the 2nd Armored Car Division and the 3rd Artillery Company. The government allows Liberation Day to be celebrated, however, because of the high nationalism as a result, AMPF officers are stationed in the Tan Province so they don't get any ideas... However, some may be thinking the most treasonous thought... and some others might attempt to exploit it. watching. waiting. for the perfect moment. Vive la révolution!
La Victoire est à nous by idk some french dude im learning about the french rev. in school rn so yeah but i love napoleonic stuff too before i started learning abt it
