Dogeth

''Thou bid farewell to thy Brits riddled rules. Open thou path to thy resistance. Long live the Doges!'' 
- Dogeth to the Dogeish Army before the final push (which ended his life during battle)
== Appearance ==
Dogeth appears to be slightly higher than the average height of Dogeish people for the time. He is said to stand around 5'11 to 6ft tall. Dogeth sports a tannish-white fur, suiting Scottish-like battle-wear and a blue torn cape (this represented the flag of Quench after it's newly found discovery).
 
== Personality ==
Dogeth's behavior, mannerisms, and even his voice are similar to the ol' late 1700s British peasant; a cause for this is obviously due to the fact his whole life, he'd be treated on the poor streets of Settler's Cove working only to mine coal.
Dogeth was seen as a loyal doggo-being by his fellow followers and friends; for instance, during one of the jail riots, Dogeth snuck his way in to break Dogespierre out of his punishment, fleeing the city for countless weeks. Dogeth also didn't seem to seek relationships.
=== Skillset ===
* Bilingualism: Able to speak both, Early-Dogeish English, broken Spanish and English.
* Dictatorship: Dogeth was able to persuade many people across Dogeland to come fight for freedom.
* Musical Talent: Dogeth was smexy on the Hurdy-Gurdy.
== History ==
=== Background ===
Dogeth Wensleydale was born in circa 1738 to Beatrice and Wallace Wensleydale in the northern region of Grassy Plains. As a child, Dogeth's family was grown very poor and often slaves to the streets, begging for money. When Dogeth was 12, his mother passed by an armed robbery in the streets of Settler's Cove. This caused his father to become a bit of a rebel, causing buildings to burn. This caused Wallace to be executed. Dogeth witnessed both of his parent's deaths. In reminder to his father, Dogeth sports weary boots that had hide from animals. 
In the year 1760, Dogeth befriended Dogespierre after they had both been incarcerated. They would later break apart in 1763 due to Dogespierre being incarcerated. Therefore, causing Dogeth to break him free from the chains sometime in 1764, when he found out. 
=== The Dogeish Revolution ===
During the beginning of the Dogeish Revolution. Dogeth after freeing his mate, led a group of revolutionaries through the gates of Sussus Jail. Thus deeming him the leader of the rebellion. 
In 1765, Dogeth became a little to popular to the point the King of England himself ordered his soldiers to arrest Dogeth and send him to England so he could "kill him myself.'' The Doges adored him, cheering his name through the dark alleys and sprawling markets of Settler's Cove, "Long live the Doges! Cheers to Thou Dogeth!"
Mid-1765, Dogeth has his own army, around 12,000 volunteers. Dogeth seemed that his plan to take back Dogeland was way to confident. Dogeth's army met the British on the field of Gromit's Field (Battle of Gromit's Field), a Doge fired at a soldier causing an slaughter. Dogeth suffered too many casualties. More than halve of his volunteers were massacred, leaving most to desert. This battle alone weakened his image. But he still pushed forward, with Dogespierre.
Late-1765, Dogeth has managed to bring his popularity back with the help of Dogespierre. Knowing that Spain currently was in upcoming country Yosheeland at the coming moment, Dogeth's popularity reached their army. Dogeth agreed to meet Charles III of Spain. Dogeth negotiated with and persuaded him to help his army out in war against the British, given that they had recently lost in the Seven Year War. It took a bit of discussing, but Charles III gave in. The Spanish army ditched Yosheeland for a bit and headed into Dogeland, prepared for war against the British. It was the Spanish alongside the newly found country of Yosheeland , the Republic of Venice and Dogeish against the British army. However, a group located in the central region of Dogeland, Doge Loyalists allied with the British, alongside Catland (a country with a long-time rivalry against the Dogeish).
Dogeland 
Republic of Venice 
Spanish Empire  
·         Yosheeland	Great Britain
Doge Loyalists
Catland
By early-1766, the Spanish resigned from fighting against England, along with Yosheeland and the Republic of Venice as they headed into a recession; thus leaving Dogeth and his army alone. Fortunately for Dogeland, when Dogeth's allies bounced, they left behind weapons and their taught tactics. Dogeth trained his men, giving up to 90,000 volunteers in his army, absolutely colossal for the time. Almost every father, son, brother and nephew fought against the British during these final 3 years. Many died. Many were taken prisoner or given prisoner. Dogeth's army, now the Dogeish Army fought back the British in an effort for independance.
The fighting would last another 3 years until Dogeland lost 21,000 soldiers. But England lost more. Forcing them into recession and driving them away from Dogeland. For good.
In the second battle hitting in Gromit's Field: Siege of Gromit's Field began, Dogeth took part in it and commanded all to push forward. Dogeth was reported as acting strange due to grief after good friend: Dogespierre was executed by rope. He was noted as merciless in his final battle, slaughtering though enemy lines until he was downed. On February 14th, 1769, Dogeth was killed in battle. He was stabbed by bayonets and fired upon until he was deemed deceased. 
On the 7th of March, 1769, King George III signed a letter to release Dogeland from British Rule.
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