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United Kingdoms of Greater Britain (Forceful Edward VII)

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When Edward the Great ascended the throne, he was eager to prove his mother incorrect and show his ability. His first act was to give independence to much of the Empire, much to the dismay of others. The parts he discarded were merged into the Imperial Confederacy. He strengthened the remaining members of the empire and then united them, making each and every one equal to Britain. He then dissolved Parliament, on the condition that any monarch-to-be must be forcibly abdicated by law if they are not of good quality. When he died in 1923, after leading his kingdom through a world war, he left a rich and stable land. His 20 year old son, Arthur quickly picked up where his father had left off. Rather than rule one empire, he decided, to split them into individual kingdoms then rule them all on

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Imperial Minister

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Great Britain

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Forceful Edward VII

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United Kingdoms of Greater Britain

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Britannic Empire and Albionic Empire

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*Cornish *Irish *Manx *Scots *Scottish Gaelic *Welsh

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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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When Edward the Great ascended the throne, he was eager to prove his mother incorrect and show his ability. His first act was to give independence to much of the Empire, much to the dismay of others. The parts he discarded were merged into the Imperial Confederacy. He strengthened the remaining members of the empire and then united them, making each and every one equal to Britain. He then dissolved Parliament, on the condition that any monarch-to-be must be forcibly abdicated by law if they are not of good quality. When he died in 1923, after leading his kingdom through a world war, he left a rich and stable land. His 20 year old son, Arthur quickly picked up where his father had left off. Rather than rule one empire, he decided, to split them into individual kingdoms then rule them all on a United Kingdoms Council, with the King of Greater Britain at its head.