Tall Kingdom (Great Kingdom)

The Great Kingdom (Groß Königsreich), commonly referred to as the 'Tall Kingdom', was a Kingdom that existed in the Greater Hanseatic region from 879BGE to 303BGE. Following defeat against the Commonwealth of Pem in the Second Tall Kingdom War, the monarchy of the Great Kingdom was abolished and the kingdom itself was disbanded following the Burning of the Treaty of the Kingdom. 
The kingdom's origins date back to the signing of the Treaty of the Kingdom, which established a formal union between the Kingdom of Bressa and the Hansea Staatenbund city-states of Wasmeinau, Amstrad and Malergrundisch. The union was King Bismund I of the house of Washmain (Bismund I von Washmain), who served as the first monarch of the kingdom. The monarchy ended with the reign of Alphonse IV von Käse, who was forced to abdicate following the defeat of the Great Kingdom in the Second Tall Kingdom War and the Treaty of Wasmeinau. 
Despite the dissolution of the monarchy, the geo-political region has continued to be referred to as the Tall Kingdom (or a regional or linguistic variant) by the citizens of most other major political states. 
=== Dissolution of the Kingdom ===
Treaty of Wasmeinau
Burning of the Treaty of the Kingdom
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