The Kingdom of Virginia (Puritanical Virginia)

In 1658, in Saybrook, Royalists went and began to move into the town of Saybrook. Most puritans were very angry of the royalists and very formal Englishmen who moved there. So, many of them decided to leave. But the question was, to where? They wanted to go south, to a more temperate and less populated area. They arrived on the western banks of the Nottingham River (Shenandoah River) and decided to make a settlement there, far south from the Potomac River. They began to build pretty cottages on the banks, naming the town Winchester. They did create Winchester Courthouse, and the Church. They began to hunt, and trade with some of the nearby natives, and creating local shoppes. Often, many of the Winchester citizens went to campaign for others to move to the city. Most notably, Thomas Birdwhistle, who campaigned, noting that the Royalists are "invading" the New England colonies, and that they should go into exile in Winchester. By 1667, Winchester's Population was growing steadily. Citizens praised Thomas Birdwhistle, and thought he was providing a better life. He was an original in Winchester, originating from Saybrook. Britain sent gaurds to the city, after rumors they were an "anti-England stronghold". They cited they did not get a charter, but Winchester did say they were to be incorporated into the Virginia Colony. The city continued to expand, with better and new homes. As the English relaxed their policy, Winchester residents grew content with their life in the New World. A cathedral was built, St. Claire's Cathedral, even though that was formal. Farms started to pop up west of the city, but slavery was socially banned in the town, and was looked down upon. In 1681, Mary Smith, Victoria Simmons, and Kathryn Adamson were hung for being witches. This had controversy, as many people liked Mary Smith, and felt that the way was not just and should not be allowed. This was known as the 1681 Winchester Witch Trial, which some seen as the cross of Puritan and English practices, for other reasons than the witch trial. More Englishmen and even some Catholics arrived in the new world, moving to Winchester, building country homes around the courthouse and cathedral. This caused multiple Puritanical shifts in practices and beliefs. The Winchester Puritans began to grow content of the King, and English life. But, there was still debates about witches, which caused tension in the city. The infamous Cardinal Quarter Hanging, where an elder from Saybrook accused Giulie Viltisi, a Catholic from Naples for being a witch. She was one of the first Catholics arriving in Winchester, and the elder believes that she put a hex on the city. She was not tried, which caused turmoil in the town. In the Cardinal Quarter, people began to ask and campaign for an end to the witch trials. People began to think that witches, just simply don't exist. As the city continued to grow, and it becoming a powerhouse for trade in the region, both sides were pacified and had bigger fish to fry. The culture of Winchester also started to change. The culture was almost a combination of the English and Puritanical cultures. The City had a floral and nature oriented culture, and began to change their architecture as they got more materials, and upgraded the city further. Businesses flourished and began to open across the area, as the city expanded northwards and westward. A group of 400 people crossed the Nottingham River to start the town of Somerset, which looked very similar. Somerset Courthouse was built, along with a Cathedral, and other buildings. Somerset County and Winchester County were founded in 1691. Virginia was not connected at all, and Somerset and Winchester were far from the nearest counties in the Virginia Colony. A path was created, to King and Queen County and Lancaster Counties. Trade was established, trading fur and meat for fish and other materials. Winchester and Somerset continued to grow, becoming the largest city in the new world. Farms were pushed out as new homes and businesses were created on the edges of the city. Autumnshurst was created along the Potomac in 1707, Roanoke was established along Roanoke Lake (Sleeter Lake) in 1709, Chesapeake was Founded as a Winchester City in 1712 along the shores of the Chesapeake, near the mouth of the Potomac, Yellowswater was founded along the Yellow River (Occoquan River), Lilacshurst was created in the western mountains, named the Lilac Mountains (Shenandoah Mountains) in 1713. New Nottingham was created in 1713 at the mouth of the Nottingham River. Breezewood was created on the southern shore of the Potomac, overlooking the Anacostia River draining into the Potomac. (Where Ronald Reagan Airport is today). Bedford was established along the Southern Shores of the Potomac, near Bedford Creek (Conococheague Creek). By 1737, Virginia was prosperous, and was large in trade with England and other English colonies. In the same year, Thomas Smith was crowned Governor of The Colony of Virginia, with much support throughout the colony, from the Atlantic shores of Breezewatch Peninsula (delmarva) to the western mountains. Meanwhile, in 1717, Thomas Lee and his family moved to Bedford, Virginia, creating a large plantation in the town, with a perfect view of Bedford Creek on the Virginia side, as the gentry and the puritan mixed to make a Virginian culture, which Maryland and North North Carolina grew apart of this "Virginian Ideology"

**The Virginian Revolution**

In 1738, George Whitefield went to Savannah, Georgia. Later that year in December, he departed Savannah to go northwards. He arrived in Winchester to preach at the church house. The locals in Winchester loved the Evangelical sermon, and began to spread it across Northern Virginia (North of Rappahannock River) and Maryland. Hundreds of citizens converted, then those converts urged their social circles to do the same. St. Claire's Cathedral was stormed during a lecture by many Evangelicals, peacefully adjourning the lecture, and taking over the church. The priest conceded the cathedral to the Evangelicals, and afterwards it was renamed St. Claire's Evangelical Cathedral. Nearby in Winchester, St. Toby's Evangelical Cathedral was built. Most of the county churches north of the Rappahannock River were converted to Evangelical Cathedrals. By 1740, southern Virginians grew angry at the "Rappahannock Split" the southern Virginians were divided at this time between the new baptists and the English. Slowly, Evangelical preaching went south of the Rappahannock. Evangelical values spread to Maryland, and across the back country. Southern Virginians were outraged now at their northern counterparts, with the Northern Virginians freeing their slaves. In 1752, a group of Williamsburg citizens traveled to Breezewatch to attack Cape Breezewatch (Cape Charles) Church on a Sunday. When they arrived, during service, they burnt down the church and most of the town. The Virginian Gentry, Old Light or New Light were disgusted by the attack on Breezewatch, and all of the attackers were hung accordingly. Breezewatch was wiped out, and Gentrymen believed that the attack was religious mania. Many southern Virginians converted ever so slowly to Evangelicalism and Baptism respectively, and the Old Lights were diminished in Virginia. In early 1754, Virginia annexed everything south to the Albemarle Sound under the Winchester Charter of 1754.

**The New England War**

In 1763, the Proclamation of 1763 was enacted. Virginians, who had many settlements past the Proclamation Line, contested the bill and began to protest for the Proclamation's repealing, and a seat in Parliament. Secession never crossed a Virginians mind at this time, and the English gave Virginia, Maryland, Carolina, Georgia, New Jersey, and New England a seat in Parliament. This Angered the New Englanders, which were urging the southern colonists to 'Join Or Die'. Multiple acts, supported by Virginians, Marylanders, Carolinians, and Georgians, which were against the Northern Colonies, and straining their trade further angered the New England Colonies. In 1773, the Boston Tea Party occurred, and followed 'The New England Acts' which removed the Massachusetts Charter, and New Hampshire annexed the Northern Areas of Massachusetts, and Connecticut annexed everything north of them, along with Rhode Island. After, In each New England Colony (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire) burnt Loyalists homes, and buildings, which was prerequisite to the Intolerable Acts which revoked New Jersey's, New York's, Connecticut's, Rhode Island's, and New Hampshire's Charter. It closed down all ports North of Maryland's old line. The settled land was divided between Maryland and Canada along the Hudson River. Unsettled, but claimed lands would go to Indians as a safe haven until further developments. Additionally, the acts placed expensive taxes on the old areas of the New England Colonies. In 1772, Cortlandt Skinner was stabbed in New York before the town's Burning, which killed most of the citizens along with it. Out of starvation, in 1773, New York City, in a suicide pact, burnt the city down. Britain send hundreds of troops to the Northern Colonies, watching over the colonialists. In New Haven, 5 British officers were stabbed, which prompted Dragoons to charge at the city. Much like New York, they burnt down the expanding town, the British running to Stamford for safety. In early 1774, the Providence Convention forged the Providence Declaration which declared the former colonies New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire independent from the British Empire. The Puritan Kingdoms of North Virginia under the monarch of Hugh Mercer, and the new House of Mercer. Following that, the Revolutionary War pursued. In 1775, New Jersey placed a boat out to sea with a large white flag. The colony burned all of the settlements, and ships fled to France. Hugh Mercer surrendered New Jersey to the 'southerners' after that. With the war lines pushing north, the rebels were growing weary with most of their supporters fleeing to France. In 1776, King Hugh I was pushed back to Windsor, Connecticut. The remaining 600 rebels (including women and children) were staying at the war-torn city. On April 9th, 1776, Virginian and British troops arrived at the town. In the Early Morning hours, the Rebels ran from the town, northwards, before the British and Virginian artillery shot the rebels down. With 200 rebels remaining, including The King, Hugh Mercer, and the Prime Minister Lewis Nicola. They were pushed to the banks of the Connecticut River. 100 of the 200 rebels charged at the British, but King Hugh I and Lewis Nicola stayed at the banks. With ease, the 100 troops were shot down by the British, in which the remaining 100 men, women, children, and noble people of the rebellion stood along the banks. King Hugh Mercer the First waved a white flag, signifying the end of the war. On April 9th, the Treaty of Windsor was signed, declaring the Puritan Kingdoms of North Virginia was fully annexed by the British Empire, more specifically The Province of Quebec and The Colony of Maryland. The remaining rebels, and most citizens of the former colonies of New England, New Jersey, and New York fled to France on April 9th, 1776.

**Post Revolution**

After the Treaty of Windsor, Virginians gladly marched to their rich homes. The north was abanonded or burned, or Native Americans reclaimed the land. By May, the northern American colonies had no more people besides Natives living there. Virginia and Maryland began to take part in the Industrial Revolution. Virginia and Maryland became a wealthy powerhouse for Britain, and Winchester was becoming a major town. Breezewood (On the banks of the Potomac, overlooking the Anacostia River) and Queen Mary, which was situated on the Little Wicomico River were bustling port cities for Britian. Northern Virginia and Maryland became major and crucial parts to Britian. Breezewood was the tobacco and molasses capitol of the world, with Molossas either being grown in Virginia or Carolina and being shipped via Breezewood, or ships from the Caribbean would go to Breezewood and then to England or other ports. Sugar also went through Breezewood, and other goods. In 1779, the House of Burgesses passed an Act outlawing slavery in the entirety of Virginia. Some slaves boarded ships via Breezewood back to Africa, or began their own life. Some freed slaves began to create their own homes and farms themselves. Meanwhile in Maryland, the Assembly of Maryland passed an act to become the House of Burgesses and then in the First Maryland House of Burgesses also outlawed slavery. Meanwhile in North Carolina, 40% of the population moved back to England in 1779. The remaining 60% grew poorer and slaves escaped to Virginia or England (via Breezewood). Charleston and all other Carolinian ports were closed. Carolina was dependant of Virginia and England and their farms were becoming decrepit. The population was severely decreasing, but Virginia and Maryland were being prosperous. The House of Burgesses passed an article creating a new flag for Virginia, and Maryland followed suit. Virginia's new flag was a yellow, white, and purple tricolour with a coat of arms which had a mantle and pavillion, which then had a shield which feautured cardinals and dogwoods, and a fire in the middle. The British crown sat on the top, and replaced the old red flag with the union jack on the top right. On flag poles, the new Virginian tricolour and the British flag were raised. The flag of Maryland was a Saint George's cross on a white background, in the middle having the same coat of arms as Virginia, although they added Orioles. Carolina did not care and countinued to have the old flag. A further rift was created between Virginia and Maryland and Carolina, with border crossings being established on the Carolina-Virginia border. Breezewood Port was becoming larger by the day, and the House of Burgesses decided to move the capitol from Williamsburg, but the question then was, where? In 1781, there was a vigourous battle between people who believed Winchester should be the capitol or Breezewood should be the capitol. It was narrowly decided that Winchester became the new capitol. Southern Virginia was angry with the capitol being in the northwest areas, but nothing really changed. In November 1781, the House of Burgesses passed the 'Legislation Acts' which had Virginia to become a bicameralist legislature, with the upper House of Burgesses and the lower House of Viscounts. Maryland also followed suit. In 1783, Carolinians threw eggs at Virginian border crossings, and Virginians had hatred for the Carolinians to the south. Virginia's Parliamentrian, Toby Townsend, along with Maryland's Parliamentrian introduced a bill to revoke Carolina's Parliament seat, citing the loss of population and the decline in their economy. It easily passed, but more Carolinians fled Carolina to England or elsewhere. Older, Patriot Carolinians moved to places like Naples, Hungary, and Ireland. Virginians began to move west, only to the Ohio River in the North, but only in small cabins. Winchester, Somerset, Breezewood, and Nottingham were flourishing and growing. French peasents were moving in droves to Somerset, and the ports of Breezewood were packed with ships from France. Non-stop voyages across the world were being established, and Breezewood and Queen Mary were becoming influential ports. The French Revolution never happens because so many peasents moved to Virginia and Maryland (still as monarchists) but the financial crisis never occured. The Virginian and Maryland Navy was growing, and Breezewood expanded to have a military aspect of the port, with large boats being stationed there and Breezewood becoming a major naval base. In 1788, Virginia and Maryland celebrated New Year's Eve with cakes, ciders, kielbasa, pasta, and Yorkshire pudding. At midnight, fireworks were set off, champagne and cider was drunk, people kissed, made resolutions, and have a jolly time. New Year's Eve was becoming a staple of Virginian culture. In 1800, international wines and beverages were imported and gifts were given on the turn of the century. Carolinians went to Southern Virginian towns and mocked the Virginians, and then boarded early morning journeys to England or elsewhere. The Virginian and Maryland Navy was expanding and growing stronger. In 1804, Winchester grew to 750,000 People in population, and the Navy was becoming a welcome addition to the Royal Navy. In 1808, during the Thiruvithamkoor rebellion, Virginian and Maryland troops were summonned to Southern India and helped win the rebellion, and then helped with the Persian Gulf Campaign of 1809, the highly trained Virginians assisting the English, with Colonel Lorenzo Villenci, who was born in Taranto, was a huge help and then given the role of a British officer afterwards. In 1809, the Virginia/Maryland census stated most of the population were Evangelical, and supported the United Kingdom. Italians continued to move to Virginia in droves, specifically in Winchester, Bedford, Breezewood, and Nottingham. Slovak and Hungarians also immigrated to Virginia, and some Chinese also immigrated to Virginia in urban areas. Virginia and Maryland were changing their architecture, having many country homes, and in urban areas looking like English towns. In 1811, Virginians helped the British against the Xhosa to the Birha River, and General Tomáš Zyrnak was given the role as British officer as well. In 1816, the Convention of 1816 occured made new counties across both Virginia and Maryland, and Maryland ceded Virginia the southern edge of the Eastern Shore. Virginia continued to blend between English, Italians, and Hungarians/Slovaks as time went on, and the money was flowing in. The Currency Acts repealed Maryland and Carolina's currency, and replaced it with the Virginian Pound. On April 9th, St. Paul's Cathedral was built in Breezewood, and then on September 16th, the same year, 1819, St. Julie's (Giulie's) Cathedral was opened in Winchester on the riverfront. On April 22nd, 1820, The Honeysfrost Tower Bridge was constructed, which had 2 spires and was a suspension bridge, which connected Somerset and Winchester. It was seen as Winchester's pride, with King William's Library was built as well in Frosthurst District. A college was built in 1820, The Winchester College was built, which became a major place of learning in the colonies. In 1820, hundreds of Virginians and Maryland troops and navymen departed to Breezewood to Greece to help fight in the war. Carolina, with now 70% of the population in 1770 remaining. Over 10 years, Virginians island hopped and ambushed the Ottomans, winning many battles. In 1825, The Kingdom of the Two Sicilies joined the war and annexed Vlore County, the Ionian Islands, and areas of the Adriatic Coast with mainly Virginia's help in the Treaty of Winchester in 1827. In 1828, The Kingdom of Greece was granted independence up to Thessalonki and Macedonia, with Virginians leaving and feeling faithful and loyal to the British crown. When Virginians arrived back home, the cities of Winchester, Somerset, and Breezewood were major cities. Nottingham, Bedford, Chesapeake, Autumnshurst, Lilacshurst, Roanoke, and Yellowswater were also growing at a slower rate. Virginians stayed in the east of the Ohio River, and north of Lavender Fork (Russell Fork). In 1828, Italians, Hungarians, and Englishmen from Nottingham arrived on the Ohio River, and the forks of The Worksop River (Kanawha River) and built Taranto on Worksop, the westernmost settlement in Virginia. New cities like Daybreak, Nightsfall, Cardinalswatch, Emberswood, Embersfall, Emberswind, Blazebreeze, Alyria, Vyltici, Candleswind, and Brigwater were all new cities that were growing in the colony. As time went on more Italians and Hungarians/Slovaks were immigrating to Virginia. Breezewood port was becoming even more important as time went on. Also in 1828, Virginian and Maryland's Parliamentrian urged England not to support anyone in the Portuguese Civil War, and they accepted. In 1829, The House of Burgesses passed the Journeyway Act, which created the Queen Charlotte's Memorial Intercounty Act which created 4 types of passages, or Intercounties across the colonies. The Greater type was the Intercounty, which were 4+ concrete lanes, which either direction was divided and had exits to go on other roads. The Major Intercounties were 71, which was a highway connecting St. Augustine, which was just acquired by the British, to northern Canada, 79, which went from Princess Anne's County to the northwestern areas of the county, and was subject to further extension, 76 which went from Queen Mary to the western corridors of the colony, 70 which went from Princess Anne County to Richmond, then to Breezewood and Winchester, and 16 which went from Norfolk to Taranto on Worksop, other major Intercounties were 7, 17, 19, 22, 31, 47, 51, 66, 72, 73, 74, 75, 78, 81, 88, 91, 97, and 99. The second greatest type was an American route, which had to pass through 2 or more colonies, and had its own type of shape for signage, like the Intercounties. The second lesser type was a Colony Route which was only subject to 1 colony and could not escape those boundaries, each Colony had their own shape for markings. The lesser type was a County Route, which each county would administer their own routes, although these could leave the county if chosen. The Journeyway Act was crucial to Virginia and then Maryland as it connected their vast lands, creating tunnels and bridges across the two colonies. The only type of routed roads in other colonies were Virginian endeavoured roads which passed through other colonies, although it was that colony's job to upkeep said road. The Virginian and Maryland Navy continued to train, becoming a force to be reckoned with. Virginian troops were summoned in 1831 to Jamaica to help defeat the slave revolt there, eradicating it quickly and with ease. Virginians had much pride for the Crown, and were overly joyous when the Royals made visits to Virginia. Virginia continued to grow richer, as factories continued to open across the colony, which accompanied their own farms that were open and flourishing. Winchester grew to the population of 1 million in 1832, which was continuing to grow. Daybreak, which was situated on the forks of the Nottingham River was also growing as a significant town for traveling as well. Breezewood Port was expanding, with an estimate of 70 Million Pounds going to local merchants every month. This made things very accessible to all Virginians, as imports from across the world were going to Breezewood to sell items, which was of course sold to merchants which sold to local Virginians. Virginians were very healthy, and much richer than the English. Life expectancy was also much higher in Virginia and Maryland than it was in England. Still, New England and the previous rebel lands are still deserted to the English and the colonists, and Maryland only created small settlements on the pre-existing border. Carolina was still struggling, with all ports in Carolina being closed it was becoming a major problem. As time went on the Carolinian population continued to decline, but at a more steady pace. In 1833, with the First Carlist War ringing out, Virginian and Marylanders urged Britiain to not join the war supporting anyone, but instead pressure Spain to give up all colonial holdings to England. They declined, and Virginians boarded ships to Naples to urge them to declare independence and to create their own independant royal family under General Tomaso Vycci. In Naples, Palermo, and Barri, protests began as Virginian and British troops pushed west into Louisiana and northwards, pushing back the small Spanish Armies with ease. In Europe, Virginians and Neapolitans declared independence on April 7th, 1835, as the United Kingdoms of Naples and Sicily, with King Tomaso being coronated on April 9th. Virginian troops ambushed the Balearic Islands and Corsica, and fought major battles, such as the Battle of Naples, The Battle of Messina, Battle of Ajaco, and the Battle of Marsala. In 1837, The Spanish surrendered to the United Kingdoms of Naples and Sicily, and gave them independence, and France ceded Corsica, and Spain ceded the Balearic Islands, and Malta was also ceded. Virginians, and some Neapolitans and Sicilians, departed Naples on the in tact 50 original Virginian boats to Mexico, on a campaign to Mexico City. They arrived and pushed through Mexico to Mexico City, along with British and Virginian reinforcements, freed slaves, white Virginians, Italians, Sicilians, Neapolitians, Hungarians, Slovaks, and Englishmen pushed into Mexico City, burning buildings down, and easily winning the City, and then the war. On the same day, the Spanish surrendered to the British, and the year following, in 1840, the Treaty of Breezewood was signed on New Year's Eve, which stated The United Kingdom of Great Britian and Ireland was to annex all Spanish holdings in America, from Patagonia to Alaska. During the war, Virginians helped defeat the Hunter Lodges, burning down their towns and firing into their forts with canons. In 1839, The Royal Virginian Army was split up into 4, a quarter to stay, a quarter to go to Afghanistan, a quarter to China, and a quarter to Egypt. Virginian troops sent to Afghanistan under John Keane and made their way to Quetta, and begun their march to Kabul. Wit great supplies, the troops successfully captured Ghazni. They made their way to Kabul, and destroyed the town and a surrender occured in 1841. The Treaty of Chesapeake was signed, which had Britian annex Afghanistan. The ones assigned to Egypt, to aid the Ottomans, helped the British and the Neapolitans which helped bombard many towns. Virginians left after Egypt renounced its claim to Syria after Virginia bombarded Alexandria. The Virginian fleets from Afghanistan and Egypt were to go to China afterwards. In 1839, with the Opium War, Virginians, Marylanders, and Neapolitans departed Breezewood, en route to Kowloon. Virginia assisted heavily. Virginia's trained navy was crucial to the victory in 1842 after The Battle of Nanking. In the Treaty of Nanking, the Virginian Treasury was given 70 Million Pounds, and Britian was given Hong Kong forever. Virginians were proud, going back home to their rich country homes, and bustling rich cities. The Virginian troops were reassed and were trained again with high moral. Carolina was still struggling, and Virginia was very populated, and in the new British lands in America was declining in population, with thousands making a trek to Breezewood, to then go back to Spain or elsewhere. Virginia's House of Burgesses passed the Breezewood Statue, which created plans to create a terminal for the Port of Breezewood, which had Concourse A, B, and C, which was to have docks for travel, and D and E for trade. This was to be an add-on, north of the port, but still connected. The new terminal, Queen Victoria's Terminal, boasted security, gates for each dock, an arrivals and departure area, a hotel, a check-in hall, and for some passengers, baggage claim. The Royal Port of Breezewood's Queen Victoria's Terminal was designed by Virginians, who graduated from Winchester University, and was amazing to foreigners. A military Terminal was also built, named Tomáš Zyrnak's Terminal and Concourses, which had 70 gates, and was connected to Queen Victoria's Terminal. A new Intercounty Route was built to connect the local Intercounty. In 1844, The Virginian Royal Governor Race was 76% for Conservative Vincenzo Avelyno, and 24% for Whig Evinka Smith. Maryland had more conservative numbers, with the conservative Patrizia Rilicci had 88% of the vote. The turnout for the 1844 Royal Governor race was 98% in Maryland and Virginia. In Carolina, the Royal Governor race, out of the 79,000, 91% voted for Independent, pro-slavery William Matthis. 9% for Whig George Alvitzi. The politics of Carolina v. Virginia and Maryland were drastic, and further made a rift. In 1845, Virginian troops departed from Tomáš Zyrnak's Terminal in Breezewood to New Zealand, and India. Virginians and Marylanders were going to fight in the Sikh war, and were sent to the Wadni Fort. At nightfall, Virginian Artillery fired at the fort and captured it by dawn with 1 Virginian death. They continued at Phillaur Fort and Mudki with the same successful tactic. Virginians helped in the Battles of Ferozeshah, Aliwal, and Kangrah. The Treaty of Lahore was signed, Virginian general Alajos Myrisk was there when it was signed. Virginia was given 40 million for the help. After a long voyage, 22 Virginian vessels arrive in New Zealand, and only assisted navally, bombarding the enemy. The British won in January. Virginians and Marylanders stayed in New Zealand until 1847, fighting in 2 campaigns. In 1846, Breezewood's Queen Victoria's Terminal, Concourse C began round-trip voyages from Breezewood to Tianjin, and in the 3 following years an estimate of 1.5 million Chinese immigrated to Virginia and Maryland. In 1848, The Virginian troops in New Zealand departed en route to Punjab, and Virginians and Marylanders departed Breezewood to Punjab as well. The Virginians assisted, using their artillery, burning Multan and winning the Seige of Multan. Virginians won many battles, and 700 Virginians were given honour for their time in the war. In 1850, with 3 million Chinese now in Virginia, Virginia decided to abstain from helping Britian in the Taiping Rebellion. In 1852, The House of Viscounts and the House of Burgesses passed the Asphalt Statue which ordered that asphalt was to pave all intercounties and colonial roads and to paint lanes white. This was costly, although the economy was still doing very well. The Cardinal College was built in 1852, which was mainly for architecture had many people become architects afterwards. Virginian culture was integrating English aspects, Italian aspects, Slovak/Hungarian aspects, and Chinese/Korean aspects at the time of 1852 and Virginian was becoming a major place in the world. Virginia and Maryland wasn't expanding west, and Natives were being left unharmed at the time. In 1852, Virginians and Marylanders left for Burma in April, and got to Burma in December, helping in the last 30 days for England. They departed back to Breezewood on January 21st after the annexation. Carolinians were moving west and south, with cities being dissolved and in the original Carolina boundaries, only 19,007 people remained. In 1853, Virginia sent 170,000 troops to Europe to fight in the Crimean War. Sardinia did not join the war, although Naples and Sicily did. Naples and Sicily declared war on Sardinia in 1854, to unite Italy. Naples pulled out of the war against Russia, and Virginian troops sailed to Sardinia, with the Royal Governor, Marylynn Dylicci declaring war on Sardinia, and all other Italian states. Sardinia still owned Savoy and Nice. When Sardinia was capitulated, Savoy surrendered after English troops bombarding Genoa. Virginian and English troops cut through Italy, and all Italian states surrendered. The Crimean War ended in 1856, and all troops were sent to Italy. On April 16th, 1858, the Treaty of Winchester was signed and the United Kingdoms of Italy was declared, without the Papal States, Venice, or the northern Adriatic Coast and Istria, but with Savoy, Nice, Corsica, the Balearic Islands, Malta, Sardinia, the Ionian Islands, and some of Albania. The Colony of Virginia and the Colony of Maryland announced they believed Italy should acquire Venice, Trieste, Istria, and the Adriatic Coast. The Italian flag was a Yellow white and Red tricolour, with the coat of arms being in the white. Virginians arrived home happy and moralized. In 1858, in the scarce towns of the previous Spanish territories, there were riots for independence. They felt like the laws weren't matching with their values. The British Parliament passed the Dominion Acts which gave dominionship to The Dominion of Mexico (California, Texas, and all of central America), the Dominion of Columbia (Columbia, Venuzela, Ecuador, Peru, and Guyana), and the Dominion of Patagonia (Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay). They also gave the Dominion of St. Augustine dominionship, Most of the gulf coast, north to Albany, Georgia. They denied the request for Carolina to be given dominionship. Virginia was still moralized, happy, and proud. In 1858, Virginians were summoned to China once more, and helped with naval and artillery battles, and blitzed the Chinese. 2 years later, Virginians rejoiced as they departed home after the Treaty. In 1860, Virginia went back to New Zealand to assist in the Taranaki War. In a year, the Virginians did win. In 1861, Virginia continued to develop their roadways and Breezewood Port. Throughout the next 6 years was a quiet time for Virginia, and the economy continued to prosper. In 1867, The Second Dominion Act was signed. The Dominion of New Brunswick, The Dominion of Nova Scotia, The Dominion of Prince Edward Island, the Dominion of Quebec, The Dominion of Newfoundland and Labrador, The Dominion of Ontario, The Dominion of Nunavut, The Dominion of Yellowknife, The Dominion of East Alaska, The Dominion of Oregon (North of Mexico to E. Alaska), The Dominion of Alberta, The Dominion of Saskatchewan and Manitoba (and south to the Missouri River), The Dominion of Wisconsin (West to Missouri River, North to Assiniboine River, south to Ohio River), The Dominion of Louisiana (West of Wisconsin Dominion, and east of Mexico and Oregon, North to the Bitterroot Range, and previous Louisiana Bounaries), The Dominion of Carolina (everything south of Virginia to other boundaries and north to the Cumberland River), The Dominion of Cuba, The Dominion of Jamaica, and The Dominion of Barbados. Virginia did not care, and stayed loyal to the crown. In 1870, Virginia passed a revision to the Asphalt Act, making Colony Routes have asphalt as well. The Breezewood Naval College opened in 1870. The Honeysend Act was passed in Maryland and Virginia legislature. It redefined the borders. Virginia gained everything west to the Ohio River, and north of the Cumberland River, and Maryland was to divided the northern territories between Maryland, New Brunswick, and Quebec. Maryland annexed everything north to the Black River. Virginia annexed to the Ohio River and the Youghiogheny River. Wisconsin annexed everything east to the Allegheny River. Maryland went west to the Allegheny and the Youghiogheny River. New Brunswick and Quebec Divided their border along the Connecticut River and Maryland's borders. In 1871, England passed another act giving Maryland dominionship, as the Dominion of Maryland. Virginia, still a colony, proposed the Winchester Acts on Parliament. The first part stated that all dominions should have a Prime Minister, the Upper House of Burgesses and the lower House of Commons. The Second Part removed Virginia (still owned Bermuda) as a colony and to make it a constituent county of the U.K., or it would have to become a Dominion. England passed the Winchester Acts, which made Virginia a constituent country, making the United Kingdoms of Great Britian and Ireland, the United Kingdom of Great Britian, Virginia, and Ireland.

**The United Kingdom of Great Britian, Virginia, and Ireland**

In 1873, Virginia passed a law, making a Virginian First Minister, who was to protect Virginia and the Virginian seal, and preserve aspects of Virginia. Maryland's Parliament seat was officially withdrawn, although Virginia was given several other seats. There was a seat for Williamsburg and the Hampton Roads, Richmond, Southwest Virginia (excluding western lands), West Virginia (Cardinalsbreeze, or Kentucky, and the Ohio River Banks), Nottingham, Winchester, Somerset, Breezewood and Chesapeake were all given seats in parliament. Virginians rejoiced with the passing of the expansion of parliament, and felt liberty and happiness. In Winchester, a royal palace was constructed, named Night's End Palace. In Somerset, The Palace of Daisy was also constructed. A 12 story building was built in Winchester, for a bank. Also in Winchester, a clocktower, the Cardinal Tower was built as well. In 1876, Winchester grew to 3.7 million residents. Somerset had 2.5 million, Breezewood had 2.4, Nottingham had 1.8, Chesapeake 2.4, Daybreak 2.1, Roanoke 2.1, Bedford 2.4, and Nightfall had 1.7 million. Maryland was steady in population, with a total of 4 million, mainly situated along the Chesapeake or Potomac, specifically Queen Anne, Taunton, Woodbridge on Potomac, Daisybreeze on Susquehanna, and Annapolis. On New Year's Eve, 1879, to mark the new decade, fireworks were lit over the new bridge, the Cardinal Bridge, a new red suspension bridge over the Nottingham Bridge. 7 million dollars was spent that evening. That night marked an era of peace for Virginia until 1914. By 1914, The Frostsend Statue was passed declaring all Virginian roads should be paved with asphalt. Science was changing, and Virginia was at the heart of it with major global colleges being located in the Virginian nation. Winchester-Thomas Mitici Airport was also built in Winchester County in 1909. On New Year's Eve, 1899, 7 million gathered in Breezewood and Winchester for the New Year's eve on the turn of the century. When the Archduke was assasinated, and Serbia was declared war on, Great Britain and Italy did not join the war, although, France, Russia, Montenegro, Japan, and Belgium did join. In 1915, Italy joined the Great War, being promised their claimed land immediately by Austria-Hungary, in the Treaty of Naples. The UK followed in the Italian footsteps, declaring war on the Allied powers. The British and Virginians began to sail to France, blitzing them to Paris. The British and Virginian forces easily capitulated the French in the Battle of Paris, with the French surrendering shortly there after. The combined forces went to Belgium, and by the first battle the Belgians surrendered to the Central Powers. By 1916, Serbia, Montegro, Romania, and Portugal surrendered. Japan left the war in April, 1916, and the Central Powers marched into Russia. By 1917, the combined forces got a surrender by the Russians, and the Treaty of Winchester was signed, which gave the Kingdom of Occotania independence from France, Brittany and the shores of France and Belgium were also annexed by Britian. Portugal's colonies were ceded to Italy. Belgium's Colonies were ceded to Italy. Italy annexed Tunisia, Algeria, Guiana, French Somaliland, Madagascar, and French Equatorial Africa. Germany annexed West Africa, and French islands in the Pacific. Germany annexed parts of France and Russia. England annexed Indo-China. Finland was given independence as the United Kingdoms of Finland and Karelia, which also obtained St. Petersburg, Murmansk, and Karelia. Multiple other states were given independence, most as client or buffer states to Germany or Austria. Japan and China were also ceded land. The Kingdom of Yenisey was also established, where everything east of it was given independence. Alaska was ceded to the Dominion of East Alaska, which became the United Dominion of Alaska. After 1917 and the Treaty of Winchester, Virginia began to flourish and prosper further. Science and technology was developing in Kingdom of Virginia.

   In 1919, The Brighton Conventions convened and redrew the county map of Virginia. Virginia had a population of 38 Million, vs. 39 million in the UK. Moonswind was founded in 1919 on the Ohio River.

Winchester continued to grow in population, and was becoming a staple in the world. Virginians were very rich, social, prosperous, and developing. In 1920, Winchester Airport was expanded. The Winchester Stock Exchange was flourishing as well. Communism was on the rise on the defeated powers. In France, extremist communists were in power and the monarchy was abolished, with the monarchy going in exile in Virginia. Despite the differences, Virginia and England gave the French monarchy one of the hundreds of castles in Virginia, the Hyacinth Castle in Queen Mary's County, which is located on the northern neck, on the eastern areas. In 1927, the Romanovs fled to Virginia as well. The Virginians apointed them to Moonsdaisy Castle in central Virginia, on the highlands of Lake Moomaw, in Moon's Height County. The House of Cuza, The House of Ghica also fled to Virginia after the communist takeover and reunification of Romania (divided between Wallachia and Moldova). The House of Cuza arrived at the Rosebreeze Castle, which was on the banks of Candleswind Lake (Cave Run Lake) in west-central Virginia, Candleshearth County. The House of Ghica was appointed the Bluewind Castle on the banks of Lake Mary (Smith Mountain Lake), in Maryhurst County. Other monarchs and nobles from Romania and France went to Virginia and were appointed lesser castles. The Karađorđević dynasty went to Breezeshire Castle, in Reading County, on Emeraldswind Lake (Stonecoal Resevoir). The Petrović-Njegoš dynasty fled to Orchidsbreeze Castle, on the banks of the Ohio River, with the forks of the West Yellow Creek (Middle Island Creek) in Yellow's Daisy County. The House of Braganza arrived in Magenta Castle which is located on the marshes near the Albermale Creek and the North River in Lilac Bog County. Many nobles from the new communist countries took residence in Virginia. Portuguese immigrants went to Carolina or southern Virginia, and everyone else to Virginia, although these ethnicities, like the Romanians, Serbians, Russians, and French blended into the Hungarians, Slovaks, English, and Italians. In 1929, millions of Chinese, Koreans, and Japanese fled to Virginia in hope for a better life. At this time, Ireland was still united with England, China was still a kingdom, the Korean Empire still was independent, and Virginia was flourishing. In 1932, peacefully, Austria-Hungary dissolved into the Kingdom of Austria, and the United Kingdoms of Hungary. Austria owned Austria, Bohemia, and Slovenia. The United Kingdoms of Hungary, more formally the United Kingdoms of Hungary, Slovakia, and Croatia, owned Hungary, Galicia, Slovakia, Croatia, and Bosnia. Neither country had a coast because of Italy's annexation of the Adriatic coast. In 1933, Switzerland turned communist, and millions fled to to Virginia. In 1933, The Commonwealth-wide Protection Acts mandated across all dominions and British countries and colonies had to train and develop their military. Virginia created many airplanes and developed their navy, army, and airplanes further, all as response to the communists in Europe. In 1939, the People's Republic of Russia declared war on Finland and Norway. In the April, a month after, the Allied Powers declared war, and requested that all nations that feared the rising communist threat should join them. With the Virginian and British ships bombarding the Russian coast, the communist bloc declared war on the powers. In 1940, wars were being fought on all continents, the war being coined the Second World War. Virginia sent troops, ships, and airplanes. France was bombarded, and La Rochelle was destroyed in the bloody Battle of Biscay, which resulted in a Virginian/Italian victory. Virginians and Italians begun a march to Paris and Lyon. Italian troops began to march to Toulon and Marseille. Italians, Germans, and Austrians moved onto Switzerland, having harsh battles in the mountains. The Battle of Chur was an allied victory, but the battle of St. Gallen was a communist victory. In April 1941, Virginians deployed the Royal Air Force to destroy the Swiss defenses. In France, the Genocide of English began, where the French killed English, and English prisoners of war on sight. This highly moralized the Allies, with the ruthless French going through all other ethnicites and anti-communists, which moralized them to avenge their fallen brothers. Italians took Lugano in a surprise attack in May 1941. By June, Ticino and Valais were crushed and were in Italian hands. Germans crushed Basel-Stadt, Basel-Landschaft, Solothurn, Jura, Neuchâtel, and Vaud. There was only 1 battle on the campaign, La Chaux-de-Fonds, which was an easy German win. Italians and Germans met at Nyon, where a skirmish took place, with the Germans winning. Germans, Italians, and Virginians blitzed into Geneva. This occured as the Austrians, Hungarians, and Virginians on the eastern front reached Zurich and Lucerne, bombarding and destroying their troops, the Swiss losing half of their army on September 6th, 1941. The Battle of Geneva took place on September 6th, in an overwhelming allied victory. In Lucerne and Zurich, hundreds of troops marched in, defeating the red army within hours. On September 6th, the only canton that remained was Bern and Fribourg. By September 16th, Fribourg capitulated. On all sides, allied troops encircled Bern, awaiting to strike the capital. The allies ran into Bern, destroying the city and burning Swiss flags on September 19th. At nightfall, the President Fritz Platten surrendered to the Allies. Back in 1940, Russia declared war on all Asian nations, and Brazil. The Dominions were being attacked on the Pacific Coast. In 1940, the Netherlands joined the communists, although they were not communists, a republic was established and the monarchy fled to Virginia. Greece stayed nuetral, although supported the Communists. Italian Albania was very important for the theatre. In 1940, Virginians, Germans, British, Irish, Austrians, Hungarians, and Dominionmen gathered at Emden to attack the Netherlands. The troops began a march into Groningen, winning the battle. They went to Dokkum, and lost that battle, and then a week later they returned and burnt Red Camps, and then won the city. They then went to Assen (Victory), then Hoogeveen (Loss), Meppel (Victory), Second Hoogeveen (Victory), and Zwolle (Victory). Boats arrived in Amsterdam, along with the troops, bombarding the capital and marching to the Presidential Palace. At the Battle of Amsterdam, the allies crushed them, and the President, Louis de Visser, surrendered and then killed himself. The Dutch Royals returned into power. Airstrikes were upon Brussels and Antwerp, and a surrender after the Bloody Battle of Bruges, with part of the city being burnt. Belgium surrendered shortly there after. Russia surrendered on April 9th, 1943 after the Battle of Moscow, Romania surrendered in September 1944 after the Battle of Galati. The Battle of Belgrade was the bloodiest battle, and Serbia and Montengro surrendered in 1944. By the Battle of Lyon in 1944, millions of anti-communists were killed in France in genocides. On April 9th, 1945, the Battle of Paris resulted in the surrender of France and the end of the second world war. The Treaty of Breezewood was signed, which had Italy annex Montengro, Hungary annexed more areas of Serbia and Romania. Romania and Serbia's Monarchy was restored, and the two countries were divided further. Bulgaria annexed Macedonia and other southern areas of Serbia. Italy, Germany, and Austria-Hungary split Switzerland in the Swiss Partition. The Kingdom of Burgundy-Champagne was created, the Grand Duchy was also created. The Kingdom of France was restored. Russia had to cede small border lands to others, and the entire Baltic coast was ceded to Sweden, Finland and Germany. The Kingdom of Ural was given independence, the Kingdom of Volga was given independence as well. Belgium's monarchy was restored, and the Netherlands, although Germany annexed areas, and England annexed all of the coast of Netherlands and Belgium. Portugal's monarchy was restored and, some lands were given to Spain. All previous communist nations had to pay 271 billion dollars to each allied power as well, including the countries of England.

**The Era of Peace**

After the war, Virginians returned home, with Virginia having the least deaths frnm any power in the world. Virginians were expanding west, although eych day Winchhster, Somerset, Breezewood, and Dayyreak were gaining tremendous amounts of population. The Royal Virginian Air Authority was founded in 1949, with Winchester Internaiional Airport was cr ated. The Virginians passed the Wayfinder Act which officiaely assesed thehroItes of Virginia and was creating new signage stannards and customs checkpoints on all borders. Britian still held on t all colonies, along with Italy and Germany. The British Dominions were calm, although it was riddled with low population and flat economies, and overshadowed by Virginia and in some cases Maryland. Virginia flourished and their population was 49 million across Virginia, The Virginian Royal Air Authority was given 19 million pounds to build multiple airports and plans for airports were assessed in the penultimate years of the 20th century. The Wayfinder Act was crucial to Virginian infrastructure. In 1971, the Virginian Cenntenial was celebrated across the nation. In 1971, cities were being developed and a new type of home was created in Virginia, called the Country Home. In 1971, the airports were developing and the Royal Air Authority was created (RAA). In 1976, Virginia was the richest nation, and the most populous as well. The capital of Virginia, Winchester was flourishing, with 16 Million in the Winchester/Capitol Region Metro Area, west of the Nottingham River. In 1977, Virginians gathered in Winchester, Daybreak, New Nottingham, Chesapeake, and in Moonwind for the Silver Jubilee of Elizabeth II. Virginians loved the queen and were heavily patriotic towards the Queen. Virginian New Year's Celebration in 2000 marked the beginning of the Global New Year's Eve Special from Winchester, Virginia, UK. Back in 1957, The Royal Aeronautics and Space Administration (RASA) was founded by the Right Honourable, the First Minister Giuliana Breezerose which carried out several space missions in the latter half of the 20th century. In Winchester, the tallest building in the world was built in April 1970, The One Honourable Tower, which stood at 1,097 feet. This was a glass building, and other buildings were built, such as 71 Cardinal Parkway, or the Cardinal Tower. Other towers in Winchester, like the Candleswood Tower, The Nottingham Tower, Reading Tower, Woodbridge Tower, The Global Tower, The Universal Trade Tower, and the Blue Tower were in Winchester. Many other towers were built across Virginia in large cities. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge was built in 1971, with 8 lanes, and large blue suspension/truss bridge. It was built from Queen Mary's County in Chesapeake, and crossed the Smith Island to the Eastern Shore in Thomas Landing. In the Hampton Roads, another bridge, the Queen Elizabeth II Bay Bridge was built. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge was routed as Intercounty 16. The Capital Statiscal Region was assessed, from the Potomac to the Forks of the Nottingham River. The Nottingham Plan created The Nottingham River Waterfront Expressway or I-19, which northern end was at the Maryland border. It continued south until its end at The Carolinian Border. Many Bridges were also created in the Nottingham Plan, such as the Queen Victoria's Memorial Bridge, which was to be a red suspension/truss bridge. In 2000, after the large New Year's Eve Celebration, The Winchester International Airport created the Queen's Terminal, or Terminal 2, which had 7 Concourses, whereas Terminal 1 had 6 Concourses. In the present, Africa was fully in Italy, British, or German hands, all of the Americas, besides the Grand Kingdom of Brazil was a British Dominion. Asia was dominated by the Kingdom of China, The United Kingdom of Korea, and The Empire of Japan. The Indian Dominion was founded in 2021. Persia and The Ottomans controlled the middle east, and Russia and the Balkans where in many smaller Kingdoms. The Kingdom of Austria, And The Kingdom of Germany were very prosperous. In Europe, there was also the United Kingdoms of Italy, The Kingdom of Spain, The Kingdom of Portugal, the United Kingdom of Hungary, Slovakia, and Croatia, The Kingdom of the Netherlands, and the Kingdom of Belgium. Virginia was the richest and most populous Kathryn Gwatkin, a conservative ruled Virginia under Queen Elizabeth II. The capital is Winchester, at The Cardinal Palace.