Calhounian Monarchy

The Calhounian Monarchy is a royal family that ruled Saenggyi Tseo several times over its history. Most notably, the family was exiled and later found and reestablished. 
=== Kingdom of Saenggyi Tseo ===
==== King Calhoun I ====
* Year 72-127
* Cause of Death: Pneumonia - Age: 88
Dean Calhoun was a small-time politician who helped found Saenggyi Tseo (the city state), and came out as the King of the Eastern country known as Saenggyi Tseo at the age of 31 in Year 70. It was primarily a grouping of 7 large city-states and their satellite towns. His parliament, which held most power, made several decisions in favor of Calhoun, who was a relatively popular figure. His early years in office were primarily filled with suppressing violent natives who believed the state of Saenggyi Tseo violated borders and rights, many of which decided to flee to the Northeast. The suppressed natives who supported the government were offered equal rights as any other civilian. After the “founding years,” piracy was rampant and there was little parliamentary action to end it. Calhoun overstepped his line of power and authorized an expanded policing force with improved training, which stomped crime throughout major urban places, many of which were still small and growing with volatile economies. This bolstered an age of growth, securing the Calhoun family as the royal lineage. However, the power overstep was not taken well by the parliament, who, unlike the civilians, did not approve. This was the first taste of corruption in the government. For the rest of his time ruling, there was a stalemate between representation and the people, with several attempted assassinations, which some speculate led to Calhoun’s death, but nothing was confirmed.  
==== King Calhoun II ====
* Year 127-105
* Cause of Death: Execution - Age: 73
Frank Calhoun, Dean Calhoun’s son, also known as King Calhoun II, was ultimately the end of the vision of Saenggyi Tseo his father had had. Many considered him just short of insane, nearly waging war on superior countries on more than a dozen occasions. He slowly gained more power from bills he passed past congress, including the War Act of 71 and the Equality Act of 73, both of which allowed the royal ruler more power. He also abolished the Free Will Act and violated the Neutrality Act of 43 on several occasions. Once his power grew to rival the parliament, he began abolishing many minor acts his father had created, reverting many changes based on equality and progress. Under F. Calhoun’s rule, inflation rose sharply as he assembled armies to rival bordering states. In just under 40 years ruling, the police his father created rebelled due to the lack of pay and poor conditions. The leading Sheriff, Terry Grant, organized the soldiers to march the capital and kill the King, but failed horribly and the police force Calhoun Sr. founded retreated to attack smaller cities around the country. In just three weeks, the armies Calhoun Jr. founded rebelled as well, marching into the capital to kill the king. This time, the raid was successful, but the armies held different beliefs than the police force, exiling the police. They remained in the country, but in the mountainous southwest where they couldn’t be found. The government had been completely overthrown into a dictoral slave state, killing and enslaving those who spoke against them.
=== Exile ===
After the execution of Frank Calhoun, the other heirs to the throne were exiled. For over 200 years it was unknown where they had gone and were largely forgotten outside of history books. 
The family had survived with nearly 100 royal guard loyalists in an isolated area of jungle where the Paekrea resided, living alongside each other. During the time they were missing, they helped the Paekrea develop and create a society. Not to be confused with the police enclave, the Calhouns survived and rejoined society in 453.
=== Calhounian Kingdom of Saenggyi ===
==== Lepon Calhoun ====
* Year 460-479