Albion
Kingdom of Albion Albion | |
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 Flag | |
| Anthem: "God Save the Queen" | |
| Capital and largest city | Audley |
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| Demonym(s) | Albonian |
| Government | Unitary parliamentary monarchy |
• Queen | Lillian |
| Legislature | Parliament of Albion |
| House of Lords | |
| House of Commons | |
| Formation | |
• Vassalage of Audley | 1 July 1323 |
• Destruction of Chafford | 27 May 1561 |
• Laws in Loegria Act 1563 | 2 February 1563 |
• October Revolution | 12 October 1584 |
• Surrender of Burnham | 31 August 1587 |
• Dominion of Avalon | 17 October 2022 |
| Currency | Pound sterling |
Albion is a country.
History
The region now known as Albion once existed as a variety of independent states, including the kingdoms of Audley, Chafford, and Ongar. These were held under vassalage by the Hitzeverein, also known as the Hitsereign, a firebending state to the north centred on Burnham. Using the advantage of firebending, Hitzeverein held its southern neighbours as vassals and extracted tribute from them. During the Twenty-Six Years' War, resistance movements flared up and were often crushed brutally as seen during the destruction of Chafford, ultimately culminating in a period of "Direct Rule" which could be said to be the first unification of Albion. Over time, those who resisted Direct Rule and the Hitzeverein would come to develop chiblocking independently as part of the Army of Audley. This force would soon push back using a variety of non-conventional tactics, leaving the Hitzeverein forces off balance. This push would lead to the complete destruction of the Hitzeverein, the unification of Albion, and the end of the Twenty-Six Years' War. It would also establish Albion's long legacy of anti-bending sentiments.
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