England

The island known as Britain is split, today, into three regions - England, Scotland and Wales. England is the largest of the three and nestled between the other two. England was established through invasion and colonisation by the Germanic tribes known as the Angles, Saxons and Jutes - the term 'England' coming from 'Angle land'. Though the history of the three regions is somewhat tumultuous, they were eventually unified into the United Kingdom, which presently includes Northern Ireland. London is located in southern England and has been the seat of power for the U.K. for centuries, giving that city alone a great deal of mythos.
== Origins of Britain ==
For a more detailed history of Britain, please review the main article, following is the abbreviated version. The island of Britain was originally occupied by a race of giants, led by King AlbionPage 2, Chapter 1: The Giants, Geoffrey Ashe, Geoffrey Ashe, . He died to Hercules in Liguria and the prevelence of the giants on the island dwindledPage 3, Chapter 1: The Giants, Geoffrey Ashe, Geoffrey Ashe, . Eventually, Brutus of Troy, guided by the god named Diana, arrived in Britain and his people, descendents of Troy, settled the landPage 8, Chapter 2: The Ancient Britons, Geoffrey Ashe, Geoffrey Ashe, .
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