Kingdom of Ælgis

The Kingdom of Ælgis is a sovereign state on the island of Celtica from 402, when it emerged from various Old Scandian kingdoms. On 24 of Julas in 527, the various Old Scandian kingdoms were united by Aylward of Ballden to form the Kingdom of Ælgis. In 746, the kingdom became part of the North Sea Empire of Hrafnvartr Jobjornsson, a personal union between Ælgis, Neachdainn and the varions Scandian tribes. But declared independence three decades later.

During the Late Old Age, King Silvain D'Amboise laid claim to the Ælgish throne and conquered them in a series of conflicts and eventually becoming rulers of the Empire of Veranoir-Ælgis, which conquered several realms across Western Eros such as the Kingdom of Valion. The Veracois conquest of Ælgis in 1366 led to the transfer of the Ælgish capital city and chief royal residence from the Old Scandian one at Mynyddwich to Strathcaster, and the city quickly established itself as Ælgis largest and principal commercial centre. In 1538, both the Ælgish and Valionese declared independence from Veranoir and restablished their Monarchies.

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 * Inspired by the Kingdom of England.