Colonial Empire

(might rename to Spottin Dynasty or Ipswich Dynasty)The Colonial Empire was a major empire in Asia during the early Classic Era. They held lands in Japan, Kamchatka, part of Korea, and eastern China. They also had colonies in northern Canada, northeastern Australia, and part of southern Italy. They were one of the nations involved in the First Worlda War.
Originally beginning as an empire in modern-day British Columbia, they would conquer Japan and became Japanized after moving their capital there. When their leader, Ipswich, was assassinated in 103AD, another family known as the Spottins took over and shared control with them. The Colonials continued to expand, eventually conquering most of northern Canada and Kamchatka, as well as gaining parts of South America, Italy and Australia.
It was a founding nation of the United Legion, but would leave soon after to form an anti-Scottish alliance. It was one of the most important nations in the First Worlda War, fighting against Scotland. They would struggle against Scotland for control over Japan, but were eventually victorious. Some years after the war ended, the Spottins ceded control back to the Ipswiches, who ruled Japan and some remaining colonies for some time.
They eventually lost their remaining colonies, and faced a revolution led by native Japanese, leading to the end of the Colonials. They were succeeded by the Daigo Dynasty.
Category:Former Nations