The Imperial Federation of Walmington on Sea
"Suaviter in modo, fortiter in re"
Calm in manner, firm in deed- the Walmingtonian Way
Banner of Arms of the House of Godfrey and the Sovereign of the Imperial Federation
Overview
Walmingtonian identity traces its origins to the same wave of migrations from Valendia that would also give rise to the British and -according to some theories- the Shieldians.
Angleland and Amberland were united in personal union via royal marriage. Celtic Newry later joined the union by debt-induced acts of parliaments while Eastgate was found uninhabited -despite some evidence of an earlier Celtic presence- and soon colonised. Norbray was gradually settled and co-opted by Protestant Anglo-Saxon peoples who ultimately out-voted the local Celtic and Inuit populations, and the new United Kingdom entered a long period of territorial expansion.
Though this process began with North Atlantic fishermen establishing temporary outposts on remote shores, it soon evolved to become a campaign of empire building with the establishment of a Dominion over Newfoundland, and the creation of the Walmingtonian Empire.
More recently -following the loss of several colonies to revolt and invasion- the realm reconstituted itself in the form of an Imperial Federation as the Walmingtonians sought to prevent the further diminishment of their protectionist economic sphere.
Table of Contents
Politics
-Constituent Entities
People
-Populations
Economy
-Overview
"Suaviter in modo, fortiter in re"
Calm in manner, firm in deed- the Walmingtonian Way
Banner of Arms of the House of Godfrey and the Sovereign of the Imperial Federation
Overview
Walmingtonian identity traces its origins to the same wave of migrations from Valendia that would also give rise to the British and -according to some theories- the Shieldians.
Angleland and Amberland were united in personal union via royal marriage. Celtic Newry later joined the union by debt-induced acts of parliaments while Eastgate was found uninhabited -despite some evidence of an earlier Celtic presence- and soon colonised. Norbray was gradually settled and co-opted by Protestant Anglo-Saxon peoples who ultimately out-voted the local Celtic and Inuit populations, and the new United Kingdom entered a long period of territorial expansion.
Though this process began with North Atlantic fishermen establishing temporary outposts on remote shores, it soon evolved to become a campaign of empire building with the establishment of a Dominion over Newfoundland, and the creation of the Walmingtonian Empire.
More recently -following the loss of several colonies to revolt and invasion- the realm reconstituted itself in the form of an Imperial Federation as the Walmingtonians sought to prevent the further diminishment of their protectionist economic sphere.
Table of Contents
Politics
-Constituent Entities
People
-Populations
Economy
-Overview