United Kingdom

The United Kingdom, officially the United Kingdom of Great Britain, is a country off the coast of Western Europe. Britain used to be the biggest country in the world, but now only has a few footnotes of it's former empire within South America and Oceania, along with Europe.

## History

### Formation of England

The earliest English Kingdoms were a result of Anglo-Saxons moving to the British Isles from Germany, and being formed from there. Before that, it was celtic, and occupied by the Romans. During these events, the Anglo-Saxons had ambitions to conquer France and the rest of the British Isles. Including Wales, Scotland, the Isle of Man, Sodor, and Ireland.

### Norse invasions

In the 900s and 1000s, the Vikings invaded England, though the English won, the Vikings were hard to defeat, and the English were influenced by the Norse culture.

### Earlier conquests

The English conquests started with Wales, than the Isle of Man, than parts of Ireland, than Sodor, than Scotland, than the rest of Scotland. Along with this, they conquered Normandy. The Kingdom of England truly established themselves as a great power in Medieval Europe.

### Colonialism

The English, soon to be British Empire started with establishing colonies in North America. Namely in what would become The United States and Canada. Starting in the 1400s, and surviving to modern day, despite losing the 13 colonies in a war.

### Union with Scotland and Ireland

In 1707, Britain and Scotland formally united, and Ireland joined the union in 1800. This turned the Kingdom of England to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

### The Great War

1914, The Central Powers and the Entente Powers, which France was apart of, went to war. In 1917, the Germans and The Equestrians took Paris and France capitulated to the Central Powers. Britain wasn't occupied by the Central Powers, however, they surrendered soon after the capitulation of France and the Russian Revolution.

### Union of Britain

After the Great War, many many strikes happened in Britain. This lead to the formation of a communist state, the Union of Britain. The UK Government was in exile in it's former colonies.

### Reclamation Wars

The Reclamation Wars (1943-1952) was a conflict with the French, Italian and British governments in exile reclaimed their nations from Communist rule. This was when the Entente Reformed, and continued to have a rivalry with the Central Powers, but no second Great War ever happened, mostly minor conflicts. After the Reclamation wars, these nations also decolonized, except Britain having Guyana, the Falklands, and a few islands in Oceania.

## Historical Leaders

### Monarchs

1. William I
2. William II
3. Henry I
4. Stephen
5. Henry II
6. Richard I
7. John
8. Henry III
9. Edward I
10. Edward II
11. Edward III
12. Richard II
13. Henry IV
14. Henry V
15. Henry VI
16. Edward IV
17. Edward V
18. Richard III
19. Henry VII
20. Henry VIII
21. Edward VI
22. Jane
23. Mary I
24. Philip
25. Elizabeth I
26. James I
27. Charles I
28. Charles II
29. James II
30. Mary II
31. William III
32. Anne
33. George I
34. George II
35. George III
36. George IV
37. William IV
38. Victoria
39. Edward VII
40. George V
41. Edward VIII
42. George VI
43. Elizabeth II
44. Charles III

### Lord Protectors

1. Oliver Cromwell
2. Richard Cromwell

### Prime Ministers

1. Robert Walpole
2. Spencer Compton
3. Henry Pelham
4. Thomas Pelham Holles
5. William Cavendish
6. John Stuart
7. George Grenville
8. Charles Watson-Wentworth
9. William Pitt the Elder
10. Augustus Fitzroy
11. Frederick North
12. William Petty
13. William Cavendish-Bentinck
14. William Pitt the Younger
15. Henry Addington
16. William Grenville
17. Spencer Perceval
18. Robert Jenkinson
19. George Canning
20. Frederick John Robinson
21. Arthur Wellesley
22. Charles Grey
23. William Lamb
24. Robert Peel
25. John Russel
26. Edward Smith Stanley
27. Henry John Temple
28. Benjamin Disraeli
29. William Ewart Gladstone
30. Robert Gascoyne Cecil
31. Archibald Primrose
32. Arthur Balfour
33. Henry Campbell Bannerman
34. H. H. Asquith
35. David Lloyd George
36. Bonar Law
37. Stanley Baldwin
38. Winston Churchill
39. Anthony Eden
40. Harold Macmillan
41. Alec Douglas Home
42. Harold Wilson
43. Edward Heath
44. James Callaghan
45. Margaret Thatcher
46. John Major
47. Tony Blair
48. Gordon Brown
49. David Cameron
50. Theresa May
51. Boris Johnson
52. Liz Truss
53. Rishi Sunak

### Chairmen

1. George Lansbury
2. Tom Mann