Pax Celtica

The Pax Celtica is a term used to refer to the height of Scottish power in the world, as well as the peace during this time. Usually, the Pax Celtica is the time between 79AD and 126AD. During this time, the Scottish Empire had reached its apex of power, peaking in the early 110's. During this time, John I, Augustus I, Matthiaos I and John II ruled over Scotland. Despite there being constant ruler deaths, this was probably caused by disease or turmoil in the case of John II. 
== History ==
The Pax Celtica was also a time of major trade, as the English language and the Celtic languages of northern Europe spread across the world and sometimes are still spoken in areas such as the east coast of North America and especially in Australia, where it has become a lingua franca across the native tribes. As trade boomed during this time, so did the Scottish economy, which experienced major changes which many nations copied. 
Towards the end of the Pax Celtica, people in the overseas areas and even in the Scottish Empire's mainland began to be tired of Scottish rule, as Quebec began to attempt to break away from Scotland, marking the first time any of Scotland's land had broke away or even attempted to since the Pax Celtica even began. Soon after this started, the people of continental Europe broke out in revolts, leading to the War of the Isles. Almost immediately after that, John II took power. Early into his reign, he defended Poland during the Sfax Incident and then soon after fused the EA and Colonial-Scottish Alliance to form the United Legion. The United Legion members then took the Eskimo Empire, and continued to threaten Byzantium. 
The Pax Celtica came to an end in 125AD, as the Worlda War broke out and peace had ended, as Scotland's power had been threatened for the first time since the Sahell Drama. The Pax Celtica has been remembered differently by certain peoples. Many in Europe saw it as a glorious past, while others in Africa and North America remember it as a time of subjugation and often will call it "The Dark Peace" in reference to the darker side of the Pax Celtica.