Kingdom of Egypt

The Kingdom of Egypt is an Absolute Monarchy in Northern Africa, founded in **525 AD**. Their territory includes Egypt, Sudan, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Libya.

## Kingdom of Egypt

### Ethnic groups

Egyptian, Libyan, Sudanese, Babylonian, Tunisian, Sudanese, Algerian, Moroccan

## History

***Opening Foreign Affairs***

The first major action of Egypt was opening their Foreign Relations to the globe, in **525 AD**. The first nation to be interested in Egypt was *Armenia,* in which they visited the Kingdom to discuss Politics and Formal Relations. Australia shortly after contacted Egypt, requesting that an Embassy would be built in Cairo. Egypt agreed, and built an Embassy in the Australian Capital, Canberra. This will also be briefly covered in the Foreign Relations section of this page.

***Obtaining Sinai***

The facading Babylon owned Sinai, but did not regulate the Suez Canal. In 526 AD, Babylon was greeted by Egypt in a request to hand over the Sinai to themselves. King *Abdul Haleem al-Sadek I* wished to unify all ethnic Egyptians under one nation. Egypt brought up the point that many citizens of egyptian descent reside in Sinai. In addition, they promised that they will de-militarize the region for 7 years, to prove that this was not an action meant to produce hostility. Babylon caved into the demand, and sceded the Sinai peninsula to Egypt. *At this point, Babylon was still an NPC Nation.*

***North African expansion - (567 - 582 AD)***

The North African expansion was a series of conquest lasting for 15 years, beginning in 567 AD and ending in 582 AD. During the expansion, Egypt expanded southwards towards Abyssinia, stopping when they reached their border. Egypt also began to influence its neighboring countries' governments, which resulted in them getting annexed.

***Formation of the Duchies - (587 AD)***

After the North African expanse was over, the Egyptian Government decided to break up the Kingdom into several duchies. These duchies were the Duchy of Sudan, Duchy of Libya, Duchy of Algeria, Duchy of Tunisia, Duchy of Morocco.

## Development

***Construction of the Egyptian Royal Palace - 527 AD***

Egypt began the construction of a royal palace in Alexandria. It will simply house the al-Sadek dynasty. Construction was finished a year later, in **528 AD**.

***Construction of the Cairo International Airport - 529 AD***

The Egyptian government authorized the construction of an airport in Cairo. It's runways are being designed to handle DC-7 and larger planes, in anticipation of further advancement in commercial aircrafts. It's planned to be the biggest airport in Egypt and headquarters of the Egyptian Airlines. Australia offered to sell DC-7's to Egypt, which they accepted. It was finished in an amazing 2 years, openening in **531 AD.** It was also between this time where the player of Egypt switched accounts; previous one being deleted to this day.

***Solar Panel project - 586 AD***

The Solar Panel project was a series of construction projects in the Kingdom's larger cities, beginning in 586 AD and ending in 589 AD. The solar panel was a technology developed in Merodach, a nation located between Egypt and Babylon, in the Sinai peninsula, which was given to Egypt after their contribution to its development. The cities in which the project took place were Cairo, Alexandria, Tripoli, Algiers, Casablance and Rabat.

## Foreign Relations

***Establishing relations with Armenia - (525 AD)***

The Kingdom of Armenia reuqested to establish Foreign Affairs with Egypt. Egypt agreed.

***Building embassies with Australia - (525 AD)***

Australia requested to build an Embassy in Cairo. Egypt authorized the request, and also built an embassy in Australia's capital, Canberra.

***Entry into the International Economic Union - (540 AD)***

In AD, Egypt approached Armenia with a request to join the Internation Economic Union, an economic alliance between Armenia and Australia.

***Membership in the Greater African and Asian Co-Prosperity Pact - (564-585 AD)***

Egypt reqested membership in the Greater African and Asian Co-Prosperity Pact (GAACPP), which was accepted by the Babylonian Socialist Union. Egypt was a member of this alliance until it was left in 585 AD, due to the instability it caused in the regions. That same year the GAACPP would be disbanded.