Vesniostein

Vesniostein, officially the Kingdom of Vesniostein is a Germanic country located in Central Europe, in the historical region of Pomerania, with a population of around 4 100 000 people it places as the 127th most populous country. The capital is Burgenbrao, located on the Öder (Oder) river and the Öder Lagoon. Vesniostein borders Germany to the west and southwest and Poland to the east and southeast. It also has maritime boundaries to Sweden by way of the island of Bornholm.
Vesniostein is a Constitutional Monarchy, the monarch has no real power, serving as head of state and figurehead while the Prime Minister and parliament are in true power.
== History ==
=== Ancient Times: ===
The first signs of the Vesnian people were seen in Germanic peoples living in what is todays Eastern Germany and Western Poland. The name Vesnia comes from the name of a tribe that lived there who developed into the Vesnians: the Fersni. Similarly to other Germanic tribes the Fersni practiced pagan religions and had their own conflicts and minor polities. The Fersni interacted several times with the Romans and took part in the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest. 
=== HRE: ===
Vesnia first appeared as a proper state under vassalage of the Frankish Empire, at which point Burgenbrao was first built, according to legend it was a warrior-king of the Vesnian tribes that ordered the construction. After Francia split into three separate realms it was part of the Saxon vassal state that was under the control of East Francia, then it was directly part of East Francia and later the Holy Roman Empire when Otto I formed it. Burgenbrao then started out, along with other territories of today's Vesnia as a small state. Specifically, a small principality within the HRE. Burgenbrao would come to expand its influence and borders in the Empire, becoming a duchy in 1136 under Duke Conrad I. In 1219, the duchy was conquered by the Danish King Valdemar II "the Victorious", but not for too long. 
Duke Erich I would together with the Holy Roman Emperor plot to get rid of Danish influence in Pomerania, which would be successful not long after Valdemar II's death in the 1240s. The annexation of Pomerania in 1397 under King Albus I started the Kingdom of Vesnia whose name changed to Vesniostein in 1489. Vesniostein was a strong nation within the HRE along the likes of Saxony and Austria, but never held elector nor emperor status. Vesniostein gained Bornholm from Denmark after the Fall of the Kalmar Union.
=== Later Years and Independence: ===
Eventually Vesniostein was involved in the Thirty Years' War, having stayed Catholic during the Reformation. In the war the Vesnians fought hard against the Swedes, but eventually lost, having been crushed by Swedish King Gustav II Adolf at Stralsund. After the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648, Sweden claimed Bornholm as well as most of the western areas of the realm, ceasing the Kingdom of Vesniostein's existence (last King was King Albus VIII) as the remaining territory became the Duchy of Köslin, still under the HRE. This duchy would later ally with Poland-Lithuania in the Great Northern War against Sweden. In 1721 the kingdom was restored under King Conrad VI and he gained most of Swedish Pomerania but the capital remained at Köslin. This is sometimes referred to as "Lesser Vesniostein" or "Vesniostein-Köslin". 
When Prussia rose up as a powerful state Vesniostein became an important vassal of it. In 1806 Napoleon abolished the HRE, replacing it with the Confederation of the Rhine which included parts of Vesniostein such as some southern lands, yet the rest was firmly protected by the Prussians, even if the vassalage had been relinquished by then, specifically on June 13th which is considered the Independence Day of Vesniostein. In 1812 Swedish Pomerania was ceded to Vesniostein and Burgenbrao became the capital once more. Vesniostein fought with the coalitions during the Napoleonic Wars and emerged victorious. During the later 19th century the question of German Unification affected Vesniostein, there was a problem as it was a topic of debate whether they would be included or not, concerning cultural differences and such. But it did end up like the case of Austria, and thus Vesniostein remained an independent kingdom.
=== World War I: ===
Vesniostein at first attempted to stay neutral in the days leading up to World War I but due to German pressure they were basically forced to side with the Central Powers, although not as a member. Initially when the war first broke out Vesniostein declared neutrality similarly to Italy, but joined the war in 1915 after signing a treaty that made them join the Central Powers, mainly assisting the Germans in the Eastern Front. Towards the end of the war in 1918, revolts and famine caused King Albus XII to surrender, which was not liked by Kaiser Wilhelm II. Eventually the war was over and Vesniostein had lost.
=== Interwar Period: ===
Vesniostein was in a similar place to Germany and Austria after WWI, other than the fact that the monarchy was still around albeit now a consitutional one with the first Prime Minister of Vesniostein being Greger Melk. The nation was poor and unstable in the first few but they managed, similarly to Weimar Germany, to resurge from co-operation with the USA and Sweden. The years 1923-1929 are known as the Vesnian Roaring 20's. The Great Depression hit Vesniostein quite hard and growing fascist and communist groups were abundant. Melk still held the country together but passed away in late 1938. A snap election was declared and due to the growth of extremist parties it was very hard to form a government, but one from Melk's old party managed to be formed under Herbert Renner. It was however weak and arrived at a bad point. Still suffering burns from the market crash, Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler put pressure on the nation. 
=== World War II: ===
After gaining a hold of Austria, Czechoslovakia and Memel, Hitler turned his attention to not just the Polish corridor but also all of Vesniostein. He saw most of them as traitorous Germans as they had always held onto their own language and cultural identity instead of assimilating to German and also because of their early surrender in the First World War here they had been on the side of the German Empire and other Axis Powers. In late August 1939 Hitler sent two ultimatums, one to Poland, demanding the Polish Corridor and one to Vesniostein, demanding they be annexed. Despite being in such a bad state, Renner refused the ultimatum and the country was invaded at the same time as Poland on September 1st 1939. On October 2nd Vesniostein surrendered after having fought as hard as possible. Instead of becoming a Reichskommissariat it was directly annexed. The Renner cabinet along with the royal family fled to Sweden, who also annexed Bornholm to prevent Germany from getting a hold of it in a treaty devised just before the capitulation of Vesniostein.
Vesniostein remained under German hands until the end of the war. A resistance movement existed all the way from 1939 to 1945 but was mostly covert until late 1944. The resistance worked together with the Polish resistance and later the invading Soviets to free the land from Nazi control. Fascist and Nazi Vesnians co-operated with the Nazis during the Holocaust but there were also many resisting Vesnians. Groups such as Vesnian Jews, communists, immigrants of "unapproved races" and people who simply refused to comply to the Nazi laws were executed and sent to concentration camps during this period as well, being mainly sent to Lebrechtsdorf in Potulice and Stutthof in Danzig, but many to Treblinka and Auschwitz-Birkenau as well. On the 10th of April 1945, Vesniostein was declared freed by the Soviets and their associates in the Vesnian Resistance.
=== Cold War: ===
After World War II, Vesniostein had its borders regained but the exiled government was blocked from returning as the Soviet Union installed a communist government much like with the rest of Eastern and parts of Central Europe. King Albus XIII was forced to stay in exile in Sweden with the rest of the royal family. The Democratic Republic of Vesniostein was formed and would remain as a Soviet satellite for many decades to come. 
=== 1991-Present: ===
Not long after the fall of the Soviet Union, the first Vesnian election was held and a new constitution was created, becoming a democratic country in 1992. The royal family was allowed to return from exile and Albus, grandson of Albus XIII, became the new king: Albus XIV. Vesniostein later joined the EU on 1 January 1995, the same date as Sweden, Finland and Austria. Vesniostein joined NATO on 12 March 1999, the same date as Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic. Vesniostein recognized Kosovo on 6 March 2008.
== Geography ==
Vesniostein is small and located in Central and Western Europe on the North European plain, bordering the Baltic Sea to the north. One of the most important rivers is the Öder river that flows through the capital, Burgenbrao.
== Politics ==
Vesniostein is a democratic country, a parliamentary constitutional monarchy to be exact, in which the monarch is simply a figurehead while the real political power is in the hands of the Prime Minister and the parliament. The Parliament has x seats. The current government is run by the Vesnische Koalisjion (Vesnian Coalition), composed of the Centre Party, the Vesnian Social Democrats and the People's Party. The current Prime Minister in Olof Müller of the Centre Party.
=== Administrative Divisions: ===
# Rügen-Vestpommern
# Östpommern
# Burgenbrao
# Lechtenheim
=== Special Cities: ===
# Öby (located on Bornholm)
# Burgenbrao (Capital)
=== Nations that Vesniostein doesn't recognize: ===
# Abkhazia
# South Ossetia
# Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (Transnistria)
# Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (Western Sahara)
# Somaliland
# Republic of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh)
== Economy ==
Vesniostein, like its neighbour Germany, is quite an industrious nation, with the economy mainly being based on exports and industry. WIP
== Military ==
Vesniostein is not a big military power, so the army isn't that large or notably strong, however it is well-supplied and does well in military training. It depends quite a bit on Germany for its equipment. WIP
== Demographics ==
Most people in Vesniostein are ethnically Vesnian, at 80%. The other largest groups are Germans at 10% and Poles at 8%. The other 2% consist of other nearby nationalities such as Danes, Sorbs, Swedes and Arabs (immigrants and refugees).
=== Largest Cities: ===
# Burgenbrao
# Raustadt
# Stettin
# Köslin
# Eustra
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== Culture ==
Vesnian culture is quite similar to German culture, but it has its own little things to stand out, mainly through Scandinavian, Slavic and Baltic influences. something something. Vesniostein has participated in the Mappervision Song Contest several times. WIP
== Monarchs of Vesniostein ==
Vesniostein gives its monarchs numbers only in accordance with the names of the rulers of the predecessors of its state, so for example whilst Hademar IV was the first Hademar to be Duke, he is still given the numeral IV as there were three Hademars before him ruling a preceding state.
# 	Name 	Birth - Death 	Reign 	Succession Right 	Notes
Principality of Burgenbrao (Elective Monarchy) 	Principality of Burgenbrao (Elective Monarchy) 	Principality of Burgenbrao (Elective Monarchy) 	Principality of Burgenbrao (Elective Monarchy) 	Principality of Burgenbrao (Elective Monarchy) 	Principality of Burgenbrao (Elective Monarchy)
House of Ahlbeck 	House of Ahlbeck 	House of Ahlbeck 	House of Ahlbeck 	House of Ahlbeck 	House of Ahlbeck
1 	Hademar I 	ca 925 - 978 	963 - 978 	Position established 	
2 	Alberich I 	ca 950 - 997 	978 - 997 	Second son of Hademar I 	
3 	Gerolf 	ca 960 - 1014 	997 - 1014 	Third son of Hademar I 	Alberich's son Theomar was originally the main candidate but he died suddenly of illness.
4 	Hademar II "the Survivor" 	985 - 1043 	1014 - 1043 	Eldest son of Gerolf 	Nickname comes from him suffering heavy injuries in a battle but surviving despite bleeding profusely.
5 	Hademar III "Fairhand" (1st reign) 	1013 - 1066 	1043 - 1044 	Eldest son of Hademar II 	Nickname comes from his just and fair way of ruling. Previously also known as "Hademar the Lame" due to having a limp after breaking his right leg in his childhood.
House of Greifswald 	House of Greifswald 	House of Greifswald 	House of Greifswald 	House of Greifswald 	House of Greifswald
6 	Ekbert "the Usurper" 	ca 1000 - 1047 	1044 - 1046 	Member of one of the major noble families of the realm 	Usurped the throne from Hademar III, believing he would be a better ruler. Supported at first but would become incredibly unpopular after raising taxes to a high point and attempting to take absolute power. Met Hademar III in battle later on and lost, went into exile but was captured by King Anund Jacob of Sweden and sent back to Burgenbrao to be executed.
House of Ahlbeck 	House of Ahlbeck 	House of Ahlbeck 	House of Ahlbeck 	House of Ahlbeck 	House of Ahlbeck
7 	Hademar III "Fairhand" (2nd reign) 	1013 - 1066 	1046 - 1066 	Eldest son of Hademar II 	
8 	Alberich II 	1047 - 1077 	1066 - 1077 	Nephew of Hademar III by his younger brother Roland 	Elected as Hademar III only had daughters and by the time the Prince was dying, they were all married and had children of other dynasties. Died suddenly from an illness at age 30.
9 	Ordulf I "the Unfortunate" 	1074 - 1119 	1077 - 1093 	Eldest son of Alberich II 	A regency under his mother Richeza and her second husband Didrik "Battleaxe" ruled for him until he was 15. Was married early but his wife died in childbirth and the Prince willingly abdicated in favor of his brother.
10 	Roderic "Blackshield" 	1079 - 1123 	1093 - 1123 	Second son of Alberich II 	Nickname comes from the black shield he carried into battle. Died in battle.
House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar
11 	Conrad I "the Great" 	1084 - 1147 	1123 - 1136 (as Prince) 	Cousin of Roderic by their father Alberich II's sister Gertrude 	
Duchy of Vesnia (Elective Monarchy) 	Duchy of Vesnia (Elective Monarchy) 	Duchy of Vesnia (Elective Monarchy) 	Duchy of Vesnia (Elective Monarchy) 	Duchy of Vesnia (Elective Monarchy) 	Duchy of Vesnia (Elective Monarchy)
12 	Conrad I "the Great" 	1084 - 1147 	1136 - 1147 (as Duke) 	Cousin of Roderic by their father Alberich II's sister Gertrude 	
13 	Conrad II 	1111 - 1169 	1147 - 1169 	Eldest son of Conrad I 	
14 	Ordulf II "the Young" 	1148 - 1191 	1169 - 1191 	Eldest son of Conrad II 	
15 	Hademar IV 	1184 - 1238 	1184 - 1219 	Youngest son of Ordulf II 	
Danish Rule 	Danish Rule 	Danish Rule 	Danish Rule 	Danish Rule 	Danish Rule
House of Estridsen 	House of Estridsen 	House of Estridsen 	House of Estridsen 	House of Estridsen 	House of Estridsen
16 	Valdemar (II) "the Victorious" 	1170 - 1241 	1219 - 1241 	Conquest 	
17 	Eric (IV) "Ploughpenny" 	ca 1216 - 1250 	1241 - 1245 	Second son of Valdemar II 	
Duchy of Vesnia (Hereditary Monarchy) 	Duchy of Vesnia (Hereditary Monarchy) 	Duchy of Vesnia (Hereditary Monarchy) 	Duchy of Vesnia (Hereditary Monarchy) 	Duchy of Vesnia (Hereditary Monarchy) 	Duchy of Vesnia (Hereditary Monarchy)
House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar
18 	Erich I "the Restorer" 	1213 - 1281 	1245 - 1281 	Second son of Hademar IV 	Despite Eric and Erich counting as the same name, King Eric IV of Denmark is not counted as Eric/Erich I.
19 	Alberich III "the Short-lived" 	1231 - 1282 	1281 - 1282 	Eldest son of Erich I 	
20 	Erich II 	1259 - 1324 	1282 - 1324 	Eldest son of Alberich III 	
21 	Erich III 	1288 - 1336 	1324 - 1332 	Eldest son of Erich II 	Deposed by his younger brother Conrad who believed he ruled badly alongside having a shoddy succession by not having any sons.
22 	Conrad III 	1291 - 1338 	1332 - 1338 	Third son of Erich II 	Deposed Erich III whilst supported by Christoffer, having brought him to his side by promising him powerful positions and lands, but he went back on these promises when he feared Christoffer would depose him. This disagreement led to six years of war before Conrad died in battle.
23 	Conrad IV "the Uncrowned" 	1319 - 1392 	June 1338 - September 1338 	Only son of Conrad III 	Briefly recognized as Conrad III:s successor before Christoffer took power. Christoffer reconciled with his nephew Conrad later however and the two became allies. Conrad IV is sometimes called "the Lucky" as he lived long and survived the Black Death.
24 	Christoffer 	1290 - 1347 	1338 - 1347 	Second son of Erich II 	Died of the Black Death. Only had one son named Conrad who died just a little less than a year before him but whose wife Elizabeth was soon about to give birth. Christoffer appointed a powerful noble and friend of his to be Duke and he would be succeeded by his coming grandchild, regardless if it would be a girl or boy.
House of Griffin 	House of Griffin 	House of Griffin 	House of Griffin 	House of Griffin 	House of Griffin
25 	Casimir "the Slav" 	1300 - 1373 	1347 - 1365 	Personally chosen by Christoffer, his brother-in-law 	Abdicated in favor of Ulrika as she was declared of age to rule.
House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar 	House of Swirtgar
26 	Ulrika "the Lilac Duchess" 	1347 - 1395 	1365 - 1395 	Granddaughter of Christoffer by his son Conrad 	Nickname refers to her love of the Lilac flower, decorating her throne room with it and commonly using it in her way of dressing.
House of Burgenbrao 	House of Burgenbrao 	House of Burgenbrao 	House of Burgenbrao 	House of Burgenbrao 	House of Burgenbrao
27 	Albus I "the Great" 	1368 - 1435 	1395 - 1397 (as Duke) 	Eldest son of Ulrika 	The new ruling dynasty was called the House of Wolin after Wolin Castle on Wolin island where Albus' paternal ancestors lived. Albus changed the name to the House of Burgenbrao.
Kingdom of Vesnia (Kingdom of Vesniostein from 1489 onward) 	Kingdom of Vesnia (Kingdom of Vesniostein from 1489 onward) 	Kingdom of Vesnia (Kingdom of Vesniostein from 1489 onward) 	Kingdom of Vesnia (Kingdom of Vesniostein from 1489 onward) 	Kingdom of Vesnia (Kingdom of Vesniostein from 1489 onward) 	Kingdom of Vesnia (Kingdom of Vesniostein from 1489 onward)
28 	Albus I "the Great" 	1368 - 1435 	1397 - 1435 (as King) 	Eldest son of Ulrika 	
29 	Albus II 	1399 - 1454 	1435 - 1455 	Eldest son of Albus I 	
30 	Erich IV 	1432 - 1478 	1455 - 1478 	Eldest son of Albus II 	Died in battle assisting Hanseatic forces fighting against Denmark.
31 	Albus III "the Tall" 	1463 - 1504 	1478 - 1504 	Eldest son of Erich IV 	Died suddenly of typhoid fever.
32 	Albus IV "the Brutal" 	1488 - 1530 	1504 - 1508 	Eldest son of Albus III 	Deposed due to attempting to rule with absolute power and trying to make his illegitimate son (and only child) his heir.
33 	Albus V Johann 	1486 - 1540 	1508 - 1540 	Cousin of Albus IV by his father Albus III's brother Johann 	Born as Alfred but changed his regnal name upon taking power.
34 	Conrad V "the Unpopular" 	1510 - 1545 	1540 - 1542 	Second son of Albus V Johann 	His elder brother and the true heir, Albus, was away in Rome when Albus V died and thus Conrad took power. He also attempted to make Vesniostein a protestant Kingdom, but Albus and many other of House Burgenbrao were staunchly Catholic.
35 	Albus VI "the Troubled" 	1508 - 1571 	1542 - 1571 	Eldest son of Albus V Johann 	Struggled with dealing with the Reformation.
36 	Albus VII "the Old" 	1537 - 1618 	1571 - 1618 	Eldest son of Albus VI 	
37 	Albus VIII 	1598 - 1659 	1618 - 1630 	Grandson of Albus VII by his eldest son Kaspar 	Deposed in 1630 when he capitulated to the Swedish.
Swedish Rule (Duchy of Vesnia-Pomerania/Duchy of Rügen (until 1801)) 	Swedish Rule (Duchy of Vesnia-Pomerania/Duchy of Rügen (until 1801)) 	Swedish Rule (Duchy of Vesnia-Pomerania/Duchy of Rügen (until 1801)) 	Swedish Rule (Duchy of Vesnia-Pomerania/Duchy of Rügen (until 1801)) 	Swedish Rule (Duchy of Vesnia-Pomerania/Duchy of Rügen (until 1801)) 	Swedish Rule (Duchy of Vesnia-Pomerania/Duchy of Rügen (until 1801))
House of Vasa 	House of Vasa 	House of Vasa 	House of Vasa 	House of Vasa 	House of Vasa
38A 	Gustav (II) Adolf "the Great" 	1594 - 1632 	1630 - 1632 	Conquest 	All monarchs of Sweden until Fredrik I would hold the title of Duke of Vesnia-Pomerania from this point on. Until Swedish Pomerania was fully ceded to Vesniostein, the monarchs held the title of Duke of Rügen.
39A 	Kristina 	1626 - 1689 	1632 - 1654 	Only daughter of Gustav II Adolf 	Abdicated in 1654 in favor of her cousin. Occupied all of Vesniostein until the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648.
House of Pfalz-Zweibrücken 	House of Pfalz-Zweibrücken 	House of Pfalz-Zweibrücken 	House of Pfalz-Zweibrücken 	House of Pfalz-Zweibrücken 	House of Pfalz-Zweibrücken
40A 	Karl (X) Gustav 	1622 - 1660 	1654 - 1660 	Cousin of Kristina by her father Gustav II Adolf's sister Katarina 	
41A 	Karl (XI) 	1655 - 1697 	1660 - 1697 	Only son of Karl X Gustav 	
42A 	Karl (XII) 	1682 - 1718 	1697 - 1718 	Eldest son of Karl XI 	
43A 	Ulrika Eleonora 	1688 - 1741 	1718 - 1720 	Youngest daughter of Karl XI 	Ulrika Eleonora is not recognized as Ulrika II. Abdicated in favor of her husband.
House of Hesse-Kassel 	House of Hesse-Kassel 	House of Hesse-Kassel 	House of Hesse-Kassel 	House of Hesse-Kassel 	House of Hesse-Kassel
44A 	Fredrik (I) 	1676 - 1751 	1720 - 1721 (as Duke of Vesnia-Pomerania)
1720 - 1751 (as Duke of Rügen) 	Husband of Ulrika Eleonora 	With the Great Northern War finally ending in 1721, most of Swedish Pomerania was ceded to the Duchy of Köslin which then was elevated to the restored Kingdom of Vesniostein.
House of Holstein-Gottorp 	House of Holstein-Gottorp 	House of Holstein-Gottorp 	House of Holstein-Gottorp 	House of Holstein-Gottorp 	House of Holstein-Gottorp
45A 	Adolf Fredrik 	1710 - 1771 	1751 - 1771 	First cousin, once removed of Ulrika Eleonora (son of Alberta-Fredrika, daughter of Fredrik, son of Kristina, the sister of Karl X Gustav) 	
46A 	Gustav (III) 	1746 - 1792 	1771 - 1792 	Eldest son of Adolf Fredrik 	
47A 	Gustav (IV) Adolf 	1778 - 1837 	1792 - 1809 	Eldest son of Gustav III 	Deposed in favor of his uncle and exiled alongside his family (including his heir Prince Gustav) after Sweden lost Finland to Russia in the Finnish War.
48A 	Karl (XIII) 	1748 - 1818 	1809 - 1812 	Second son of Adolf Fredrik 	Remnants of Swedish Pomerania sold to the Duchy of Köslin, thus ending Swedish rule.
Duchy of Köslin 	Duchy of Köslin 	Duchy of Köslin 	Duchy of Köslin 	Duchy of Köslin 	Duchy of Köslin
House of Burgenbrao 	House of Burgenbrao 	House of Burgenbrao 	House of Burgenbrao 	House of Burgenbrao 	House of Burgenbrao
38B 	Heinrich I 	1623 - 1675 	1648 - 1675 	Second son of Albus VIII 	His older brother Albus died in battle during the Thirty Years' War.
39B 	Ulrich I 	1649 - 1703 	1675 - 1703 	Eldest son of Heinrich I 	Converted to Protestantism, this is often considered the point where Vesniostein switched from Catholicism to Protestantism. Had four children but all died rather young. His last living child, a son named Erich, died in 1697 at age 28.
40B 	Heinrich II "the Fisherman" 	1650 - 1711 	1703 - 1711 	Second son of Heinrich I 	
41B 	Ulrich II "the Last Soldier" 	1678 - 1715 	1711 - 1715 	Eldest son of Heinrich II 	Died of infected wounds sustained at the Siege of Stralsund in January of 1715.
42B 	Conrad VI "the Beloved" 	1683 - 1746 	1715 - 1721 (as Duke) 	Third son of Heinrich II 	He had an older brother: Heinrich, born in 1680, but he died in 1694 from tuberculosis.
Kingdom of Vesniostein (Restored, sometimes called Vesniostein-Köslin or Lesser Vesniostein due to Burgenbrao still being under Swedish rule)	Kingdom of Vesniostein (Restored, sometimes called Vesniostein-Köslin or Lesser Vesniostein due to Burgenbrao still being under Swedish rule)	Kingdom of Vesniostein (Restored, sometimes called Vesniostein-Köslin or Lesser Vesniostein due to Burgenbrao still being under Swedish rule)	Kingdom of Vesniostein (Restored, sometimes called Vesniostein-Köslin or Lesser Vesniostein due to Burgenbrao still being under Swedish rule)	Kingdom of Vesniostein (Restored, sometimes called Vesniostein-Köslin or Lesser Vesniostein due to Burgenbrao still being under Swedish rule)	Kingdom of Vesniostein (Restored, sometimes called Vesniostein-Köslin or Lesser Vesniostein due to Burgenbrao still being under Swedish rule)
43B 	Conrad VI "the Beloved" 	1683 - 1746 	1721 - 1746 (as King) 	Third son of Heinrich II 	
44B 	Albus IX Heinrich 	1709 - 1778 	1746 - 1778 	Eldest son of Conrad VI 	
45B 	Albus X 	1742 - 1800 	1778 - 1792 	Eldest son of Albus IX Heinrich 	Forced to abdicate as there was internal unrest with demands for liberal reforms and an end to near absolute monarchy and Albus X refused to budge.
46B 	Friedrika "the Ruling Queen" 	1767 - 1819 	1792 - 1812 	Eldest daughter of Albus X 	Albus X had no surviving sons and thus his eldest daughter was pushed to replace him as she was learned, knowledgable and agreed to make liberal changes.
Kingdom of Vesniostein (Fully restored) 	Kingdom of Vesniostein (Fully restored) 	Kingdom of Vesniostein (Fully restored) 	Kingdom of Vesniostein (Fully restored) 	Kingdom of Vesniostein (Fully restored) 	Kingdom of Vesniostein (Fully restored)
47 	Friedrika "the Ruling Queen" 	1767 - 1819 	1812 - 1819 	Eldest daughter of Albus X 	Kingdom's old borders (mostly) fully restored, Burgenbrao becomes the capital once more.
House of Fleischer 	House of Fleischer 	House of Fleischer 	House of Fleischer 	House of Fleischer 	House of Fleischer
48 	Conrad VII 	1801 - 1866 	1819 - 1866 	Eldest son of Friedrika 	
49 	Albus XI Conrad "the Tragic" 	1833 - 1889 	1866 - 1889 	Eldest son of Conrad VII 	Nickname refers to him likely suffering from depression from an early age as well as his untimely death in a boating accident.
50 	Albus XII 	1862 - 1925 	1889 - 1925 	Eldest son of Albus XI Conrad 	
51 	Albus XIII "the Royal Citizen" 	1896 - 1978 	1925 - 1945 	Eldest son of Albus XII 	Nickname refers to him refusing to leave the country or the capital and standing by the common populace during World War II (similar to British King George VI), only having to escape to Sweden alongside the government when Germany completely overrun Vesniostein.
Monarchy abolished and the Royal Family sent into exile 1945-1992 	Monarchy abolished and the Royal Family sent into exile 1945-1992 	Monarchy abolished and the Royal Family sent into exile 1945-1992 	Monarchy abolished and the Royal Family sent into exile 1945-1992 	Monarchy abolished and the Royal Family sent into exile 1945-1992 	Monarchy abolished and the Royal Family sent into exile 1945-1992
52 	Albus XIV 	1958 - Present 	1992 - Present 	Grandson of Albus XIII by his son Albus 	
Heir Apparent 	Friedrika Theresa 	1986 - Present 	N/A 	Eldest daughter of Albus XIV 	
== Vesniostein in other languages (real life and official) ==
=== Real: ===
Albanian: Vësniosteina
Arabic: Fesniya
Danish, Norwegian and Swedish: Vesnostein
Dutch: Vesnostann
English and German: Vesniostein
Esperanto: Fersano
Finnish: Äläkkatsi
French: Vesniostain
Hebrew: ווסנישטיין (Vsnishteyn)
Hungarian: Véznország
Icelandic: Vésniósþan
Italian: Vesnetia
Latvian: Vesnoštanas
Lithuanian: Vesniošteinas
Polish: Wiśniostańsk
Portuguese and Spanish: Vesnecía
Russian: Висьнёстаньск (Vis'niostan'sk)
=== Official: ===
Slavonican: 'Vesňoštajnsko
Athisian(Croatian & Slovenian): Vesnoštejin
Ijanuskian: Beшнocтéӈcкии (Vešnosténjskii)
Inkamian: Visníoštejn
Visquish: Vesniostainea
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