Grand title of Emperor Beagle de Caine

The **grand title of Emperor Beagle de Caine** was the official list of crowns, titles, and dignities which were held by the first Emperor in Beaglian history. The grand title was not adopted by his successor, Callum, its use ceasing at Beagle's abdication.

## Grand title

In the official language of the Empire, which is Corsican: **Sua Maestà Imperiale, per vuluntà di u Cosmo Imperatore di Beaglia, Re di Scandinavia, Iberia, Italia, Corsica, Francia, Algeria, Maroccu, Tunisia è Libia; Supervisore di u duminiu di Signore Vetinarvi; Regnu da Matrimoniu di l'Inghilterra, Scozia, Galles è Irlanda; Rè di l'America di u Nordu; Principe di a Culunia Cintrali di u Messicu; Barone di Oslo; Conte di Bucarest; Duca di a Nova Corsica-Sud, è Co-Regne di l'Oceania.**

In English: **His Imperial Majesty, by the will of the cosmos Emperor of Beaglia, King of Scandinavia, Iberia, Italy, Corsica, France, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, and Libya; Overseer of the Domain of Lord Vetinarvi; Ruler by Marriage of England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland; King of Northern America; Prince of the Central Mexican Colony; Baron of Oslo; Count of Bucharest; Duke of New South Corsica, and Co-Ruler of Oceania.**

## Explanation of the individual titles listed in the *grand title* in their order

### Emperor of Beaglia

Beaglia was the official name for the territories conquered by Beagle de Caine and ruled by his descendants; the Emperor himself is the obvious namesake of the entity.

### King of Scandinavia

**Scandinavia** in this context refers to Norway, Sweden, and Finland, conquered by Beagle after his marriage to Empress Emelie.

### King of Iberia

**Iberia** is another term used to refer to multiple lands; in this case, Spain and Portugal, who came under Beaglian power during the Campaign of 1383.

### King of Italy

Italy was conquered by Beaglia in the Campaign of 1383.

### King of Corsica

Despite the small size of the island of Corsica, it served as the capital territory of the Beaglian empire for its entire history. Corsica came under Beagle's power in the Revolution of 1380, which is considered to be the starting point of Beaglian history. On December 24, 1380, Beagle was crowned King of Corsica, Bucharest, and Oslo.

### King of France

France was conquered in the Campaign of 1383.

### King of Algeria

Algeria was conquered in the Campaign of 1383.

### King of Morocco

Morocco was conquered in the Campaign of 1383.

### King of Tunisia

Tunisia was conquered in the Campaign of 1383.

### King of Libya

Libya was conquered in the Campaign of 1383.

### Overseer of the Domain of Lord Vetinarvi

A section of territory conquered by Beaglian forces, comprised of Germany and Austria, was formally handed over to Reginald Vetinarvi as a sign of gratitude for his contribution in the Corsican Revolution of 1380. Beagle took the title of "Overseer" of this territory, due to the fact that Vetinarvi was still technically subordinate to the Emperor, holding the role of Lord Patrician.

### Ruler by Marriage of England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland

When Beagle was wedded to his third wife, Empress Mathilda of England, he took as a dowry the lands controlled by her family; namely Great Britain, parts of North America (which he later expanded through conquest), and various Oceanic islands. Therefore, this title was added to his grand title.

### King of Northern America

Beagle's marriage to Mathilda allowed him to take control of small territories in North America; leveraging his large army, he would eventually take control of the entirety of the modern-day continental United States, as well as Canada.

### Prince of the Central Mexican Colony

In a smaller conquest launched from that of more northern lands, Beagle established a smaller colony in Mexico. Its domain comprised the modern-day states of Durango, Jalisco, and Tamaulipas, and was known as the Central Mexican Colony.

### Baron of Oslo

This title was part of Beagle's original birthright; the Emperor was born in Oslo to Baron Roland de Caine; he grew up there before traveling to Corsica with Lucel Condor in 1380. Although he was crowned King of Oslo in 1380 (along with Corsica and Bucharest), the "Baron" moniker remained in the grand title.

### Count of Bucharest

This title was taken by Baron Roland de Caine when he married then-Countess Alcina Stanasila. It was merged with the title of Baron of Oslo, with the unified title set to pass to Beagle upon Roland's eventual abdication of the throne.

### Duke of New South Corsica

Taking advantage of the Oceanic islands he received in his marriage to Empress Mathilda, Beagle moved his army into the Australian continent and established a territory known as New South Corsica (present-day New South Wales). This territory would play a sizable part in Beaglian history; Warne Manor, the site of Beagle's death in 1470, was built there. In addition to this, the final Emperor of Beaglia, Edmond, was invited to a party here by the Vetinarvi family; he was never seen again.

### Co-Ruler of Oceania

While Beagle controlled various Oceanic islands by virtue of his marriage to Mathilda, he acknowledged rulers of other islands as well. In a strange deviation from his normal character, the Emperor did not attempt to conquer and displace them, instead respecting their territory and taking the title of Co-Ruler of the region.