Principality of Presvia

During the early years of Avalor settlers from the North would settle on the Southern Continent of Kalumbria scattered across the east coast, one of these groups would settle along the river Vesper South West of Kalumbria forming a Community of sheep farmers and Miners called Presven.

Through out the many years that passed they would organize themselves better under a monarch his royal highness Cedric T. Arthur a former citizen from the republic of Columbia.

## Principality of Presvia

First Royal flag of the Principality of Presvia

Borders of the Principality of Presvia on July 31st

## History

### Preceded By

Presinct of Presven

The formation of Presvia was very smooth for the new administration, many immigrants and peoples would be allowed entry into the newly formed principality.

In the midst of change and the rekindling of House Arthur's legacy through Cedric Thomas Arthur, a remarkable turn of events would reshape the destiny of the former town of Presven. As the Republic of Columbia faced its own challenges and transitions, the echoes of history stirred once more, whispering of a reawakening.

Drawing inspiration from the ideals that had guided the original Principality of Presvia, the citizens of the former town of Presven began to yearn for a return to those cherished principles. They longed for a renewed sense of unity, purpose, and the deep connection that had once bound them as Presvians and Vesperites.

Amidst this collective yearning, the former town of Presven embarked on a journey of its own. This journey led to a remarkable decision—a decision that would echo through the annals of history. Through peaceful negotiations and a shared vision, the town of Presven succeeded from the Republic of Columbia, embracing its historic identity once again.

With the ideals of unity and progress as their guiding light, the citizens of Presven breathed new life into the legacy of the Principality of Presvia. Their decision to reform into the Principality reflected a deep-seated belief in the enduring strength of the past and the potential to shape their own destiny.

Cedric Thomas Arthur, heir to House Arthur's legacy, became an emblem of this renewed spirit. His presence served as a bridge between history and the present, symbolizing the continuity of purpose that transcended time. Cedric's support for the reformation of the Principality added an aura of legitimacy to the citizens' aspirations, drawing them closer to the ideals that had once united Presvians and Vesperites.

As the former town of Presven was reborn as the Principality of Presvia, it carried with it a sense of purpose that was reminiscent of its earliest days. The echoes of unity, shared vision, and the power of House Arthur's legacy resounded through its streets once more. The citizens, driven by their commitment to progress and their rich heritage, embarked on a new chapter with hope in their hearts and unity as their guide.

In this reformation, the Principality of Presvia emerged once again, a testament to the enduring spirit of a people who had navigated history's currents with resilience and determination. The cycle had come full circle, and as Cedric Thomas Arthur embraced his role as a steward of the past and a guardian of the future, the Principality embarked on a journey of renewal, inspired by the ideals that had once bound its people together.