Commonwealth of Nations (French Trafalgar, British Waterloo)

The Commonwealth of Nations is a multinational group of countries that still recognize the monarchs of the former as Head of State, which is currently Queen Elizabeth II. These nations are, , and. Only one other nation recognizes the Queen of the Commonwealth as Head of State, but the nations of the Commonwealth does not recognize, is the Sorelist dictatorship of.

The Commonwealth was created in 1941, as the brother of King Edward VIII, George VI, was proclaimed the monarch of Australasia and South Africa after the Sorelist sympathizer Edward VIII tried to bring the two dominions into the on the side of the National Socialists. After the war, the division of Great Britain into three nations, England, Scotland and created a problem, because George VI refused to lead a nation with Sorelists in charge (and grant credence to their right to rule in England), while Ireland wished to sever all ties to the British monarchy. Scotland, however, joined the Commonwealth, recognizing George VI as the King of Scotland. England, first under General Montgomery and later hsi predecessors, recognized the monarch of the Commonwealth as the Head of State of England, but this is unofficial, as neither the Commonwealth, nor the House of Windsor, recognize the throne.