New Britain

Originating through medieval Anglan tribes, New Britain, an island country approximately 523,444 square miles in land area, is a unification of countries consisting of New Wales, Engloged and New Scotland situated in on the continent of Eurodore bordering its mainland neighbors of New France, New Ireland, New Denmark, New Portugal and New Italy. During its history, it was one of the most powerful countries that practiced imperialism alongside Liberal, Atlantis, New France, New Russian Federation, New Canada and the dissoluted Evil Empire. Presently, it serves as a regional power with advanced technology, powerful economic standing, and military prowess. It became a part of the Allied Countries of Justice during the late 1930s along with several countries in southern Eurodore as well as The Allied Association Countries in 1940 which still remains to this day. It is also known for its vibrant meals, music, and history very similar to what its Earthly counterpart, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is known for.

Establishment


 * Unification of Anglan Tribes: 900
 * The Watts Kingdom and The Kingdom of Engloged: 1050
 * The Kingdom of New Wales: 1090
 * The Kingdom of New Scotland: 1100
 * The Kingdom of New Britain: 1350
 * The Charter of Governance: 1355
 * New Britain: 1550
 * The New British Constitution: 1550
 * The New British Act: 1560

Demographics

These demographics have been maintained since 1700.


 * 95% White
 * 3% Black
 * 2% Asian

Territories:


 * New India (1700-1955)
 * New Columbia (1540-1590)
 * Trinidad (1500-1515)
 * The Crown of Corkery (1515-1599)
 * Stonevall (1500-1598)
 * New Quing (1580-1920)
 * New Egypt (1580-1960)
 * New Persia (1710-1960)
 * New Juda (1720-1960)
 * New Saigon (1880-1900)
 * New Canada (1530-1600)
 * Conteneali (1500-1550)
 * John Island (1550-)
 * New Australia (1630-1890)
 * New British Foray (1945-1950)
 * Hook Island (1550-)
 * Bombiway (1789-1956)
 * New Congo (1790- 1952)
 * Chinvanivooti (1790- 1953)
 * Afromonto (1800- 1955)
 * Gizamol (1800- 1957)
 * New Ghana (1800- 1959)

New British Establishment
On December 12th, 1550 the Kingdom of New Britain was renamed to simply New Britain in response to the creation of the New British Constitution which outlined in more understandable terms the freedoms granted to every citizen and the provisions of how the country should be governed as a Constitutional Monarchy since the days of the Charter of Governance which limited the monarch’s power, thereby effectively granting more power in the hands of the people of New Britain. Implemented into the constitutions of several more neo-western countries at the beginning of their establishments and still remain into the present, outlined all freedoms an ordinary citizen had, which were a lot of them that were not granted by the government, but by god himself. The government should have no right to take any of those freedoms away from a citizen unless they have committed a serious crime such as murder where innocent until proven guilty clauses outlined what needed to be done in order to prove a citizen's guilt or innocence in the act of committing serious crimes with intent. Certain punishments fit certain crimes in which these punishments cannot be cruel or unusual. All was the basis for future constitutions for countries like Liberal, Neverines, LC, Embrak, Russian Spaw, Yassen, Nova Federation, Counter Eagle, Tremblement, Foray, New Canada, New America, Atlantis, New France, New Russian Federation and several more neo-western nations during their establishments and for the countries of Bicilo and Contenealous after some years being ruled by oppressive regimes. The Nobles, several well-known scholars, and the king at the time Luke II were responsible for the creation of the constitution. It also outlined the installation of a Prime Minister into the country's government, who would act as another head of state, answering to the Monarch themselves. The first prime minster of New Britain was Atticus Willard Godfrey who served from 1551-1600.

Charter of Governance (Sample)
As we the nobility have discussed with the people of The Kingdom of New Britain their individual grievances to the state, we have come to the censuses involving limiting the power of the current monarchy in order to prevent the abuse of power by the king or queen themselves when ruling over their subjects. A structure that involves distributing power amongst the monarch, nobility and the people must be enacted for that all parties must collaborate amongst each other to maintain the stability of our kingdom. Chaos shall not prevail under this document because the people would know to live in harmony for all eternity. We are inclined to set this document forth to the monarch in a presentable fashion, let them read it thoroughly without misinterpretation in which they will then produce their signature at the bottom of this document. Let the stability of our kingdom be maintained under which all powers will be vested in the hands of all parties, especially to those forgotten, the people.