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Foreign invasion often follows internal factional struggle because factions invite mercenaries, who may then take the society for themselves.
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Foreign Invasion
Foreign invasion often follows internal factional struggle because factions invite mercenaries, who may then take the society for themselves.
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"...common for these factions to align with mercenaries. Okay? So, there's foreign invasions, not because some guy overseas is like, oh, this society is..."
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"I'll come and invade. What happens often is a certain faction invites mercenaries into the nation as part of the power struggle. And then..."
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Societies do not fall because one problem gets worse in a straight line.
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