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In 1450, following England's defeat in the Hundred Year's War, Wales declared independence from England. The Welsh were successful, but in 1455, when the King died, it was absorbed back into England. It was then ruled by various British Dukes, with relative calm until 1559, when the last King of England died without a child. Wales fell under the rule of the Pugh family, which still rules today under Evan II.

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  • Wales (Principia Moderni II Map Game)
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  • In 1450, following England's defeat in the Hundred Year's War, Wales declared independence from England. The Welsh were successful, but in 1455, when the King died, it was absorbed back into England. It was then ruled by various British Dukes, with relative calm until 1559, when the last King of England died without a child. Wales fell under the rule of the Pugh family, which still rules today under Evan II.
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city largest
  • Cardiff
city other
  • London, Birmingham, Devon, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Belfast, Galway
ind date
  • 1450(xsd:integer)
ind from
  • England
name short
  • Wales
HoStitle
  • King
dbkwik:alt-history...iPageUsesTemplate
dbkwik:althistory/...iPageUsesTemplate
CoA
  • Royal Badge of Wales .svg
leader1 name
  • Evan II
Timeline
  • Principia Moderni II
Name en
  • Welsh Kingdom
Name
  • Cymru Teyrnas
coa caption
  • Welsh Royal Badge
regime
  • Parliamentary Kingdom
Language
  • Welsh
Population
  • 14500000(xsd:integer)
Flag caption
  • St. David's Flag
Governing body
  • Brythonic Royal Parliament
Religion
  • Christianity
Demonym
  • Welsh
language other
  • English, Celtic
otl
  • UK, Ireland
Capital
  • Avalon
Motto
  • Y Ddraig Goch Ddyry Cychwyn
Anthem
  • Lawes Glas
Flag
  • Flag of Saint David.svg
Common name
  • Wales
motto en
  • The Red Dragon Shall Roar
ind rec
  • 1559(xsd:integer)
abstract
  • In 1450, following England's defeat in the Hundred Year's War, Wales declared independence from England. The Welsh were successful, but in 1455, when the King died, it was absorbed back into England. It was then ruled by various British Dukes, with relative calm until 1559, when the last King of England died without a child. Wales fell under the rule of the Pugh family, which still rules today under Evan II.
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