Scottish-Byzantine relations

Relations between the Scottish Empire and the Byzantine Empire began when the British Empire as it was know as at the time, landed in Italy. Eventually, these friendly relations would fall apart and would never recover. 
== Early Relations ==
At the time of the landing, both nations were mostly peaceful with eachother, resulting in Fuad Bogdanović becoming Alistar I and ruiling the British Empire. The two nations founded an alliance known as the British-Bosnian Military Alliance and eventually renamed it after adding a few members and growing outwards. The Byzantines and British, later known as the Scottish Empire, became the strongest nations in the world, with few nations rivaling their power. As their power grew, other nations smaller than them, but still big joined the EE, causing it to reach it's peak in power. In 121AD, despite ample chances for many to take a slice from Scotland while it was down, none took it. 
== Post-War of the Isles ==
Sometime after the War of the Isles, the two nations became somewhat of rivals, escalating during the Sfax Incident, when the Byzantine Empire blockaded Sfax while Scotland forced Poland to hand over the territory. As a result, a backdoor deal was established between the CSA and the EA forming the UL. Once the Colonial Empire and several others had enough of Scotland, they formed a coalition against the nation. The Byzantine Empire declared war on the Scottish and had taken many of their mainland territories. After the war between Scotland and Colonial ended, the Byzantines were forced to hand over the territories they took during the war. After this war, their relations were never the same. John II and Theodosius never managed to peacefully solve their problems, and instead resorted to arguing. Eventually, Scotland became the smallest it had been since 4AD, and the Scottish became dormant.