Royal House of Käse

The Royal House of Käse (Königshaus auf Käse) is a Hanseatic dynasty that ruled the Great Kingdom
The family arose in the Hanseatic town of Wasmeinau around 1100BGE and took their name from the old Tall Kingdomish (Groß Königsreichisch or Hanseatisch) word for cheese, owing to the families control of the areas dairy farms. The family expanded their dairy trade across the Hanseatic region and further involved themselves in other economic activities, including banking. The family also became increasingly involved in local politics and rose to prominence with the election of Alexander von Käse to the office of Mayor of Wasmeinau in 952BGE. Over the following fifty years Alexander and the Käse family established a trade empire unrivalled across, giving selective tax-breaks in Wasmeinau to their own enterprises and to associates across the Hanseatic region. 
In 879BGE 
The Käse later become almost synonymous with King and Royal and the king of the Great Kingdom was informally and later formally referred to as The (Die) Käse.
from ??? BGE to 303BGE, when the monarchy of the Great
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