Stalingrad Empire

The Stalingrad Empire (change name?) was a former empire located in Russia. It controlled much of European Russia and parts of neighboring countries. They frequently found themselves at the center of conflicts, and eventually collapsed as a result of them. They were founded in 89AD, just after the collapse of Tsarist Russia due to the curse. After their founding, they began to expand quickly into nearby areas. They eventually covered a sizeable chunk of Russia, and expanded into nearby areas, such as Finland and Belarus. However, due to this, they became a target. 
After the explosion of a ship in Crimea, the Byzantines and Scottish used this to invade them. The Byzantines moved into the south, while the Scottish and Colonials attacked them through the north and east. The First Stalingrad War caused much damage to their lands, and they were also forced to pay a tax to Scotland up until 99AD. However, they then got into a dispute with the Colonials and attempted to attack their colony in Siberia. Although this failed, this ended up sparking the Second Stalingrad War. They also were invaded by Scotland, due to them refusing to withdraw from Finland, which bordered Polish Sweden. This war was significantly more devastating, and effectively destroyed the nation. 
The Scottish invaded and occupied most of the country again. By 105AD, it had lost control over most of its major cities to the Scottish, and it collapsed later that year. The empire's remains were later annexed by Scotland, and then they were gifted to Poland. This was likely one of the causes of the Sfax incident. 
Category:Former Nations