Welsh-Brythonic Commonwealth (Principia Moderni)

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Cymru am byth (English: Wales for ever) Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau (English: Land of my fathers) (and largest city) 51°29′N 3°11′W ! colspan="2" style="vertical-align:middle;white-space:nowrap;"|Official languages ! colspan="2"|Demonym ! colspan="2"|Government ! colspan="2"|Legislature ! colspan="3"|Unification ! colspan="3"|Area 8,022 sq mi ! colspan="3"|Population 361/sq mi ! colspan="2" style="vertical-align:middle;"|Currency ! colspan="2"|Time zone ! colspan="2"|Date formats ! colspan="2"|
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 * colspan="3" style="padding:0.6em0em;text-align:center;"|680px-Wales_in_the_UK_and_Europe.svg.png Location of Wales   ( dark green ) –in the European continent    ( light green & dark grey )
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 * Cardiff(Caerdydd)
 * Welsh, English
 * Welsh (Cymry)
 * Constitutional Monarchy
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 * King Andrew I
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 * style="padding-left:0em;"|Prime Minister
 * Robert Adams PM(since 1928)
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 * National Assembly for Wales
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 * 1910
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 * style="padding-left:0em;"|Total
 * 102,417k2
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 * style="padding-left:0em;"|1929 census all of the Union
 * 3,006,400
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 * 2,903,085
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 * 140/km2
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Formation of the Kingdom of Wales
in 1910 the Kingdom of Wales was established in the South Eastern part of Britain. Wales quickly built up its military for defense and began a long campaign for peace in Europe.

Berlin- Denmark War (1914)
Wales was allied to both Denmark and Berlin before the war broke out. At first Wales tried to remain nuetral in the conflict because King Alfred did not wish to offend any one ally, but as soon as France became involved, Wales had no choice but to join on Denmark's side with France as Wales ally. The War raged on for several years before Berlin was declared the victor and the German Union was formed.

Post War and the forming of the European Council
After the war, King Alfred feared another long and bloody war in Europe. To help prevent this he formed the European Council, which was supposed to ensure minimal conflict between European Nations. At first only Wales, France, Denmark, Russia, and the German Union were in it. But by careful diplomacy, King Alfred managed to get most of Europe to join.

the Collectivist War
Wales had to deal with Collectivists ever since South Ireland broke free from Vietnam. At first Wales was content with leaving the Irish alone, but after several years of fighting rebellions caused by the revolutionary Collectivists elements coming from South Ireland, the King declared war on South Ireland in 1918. The war lasted two years and resulted in the overthrow of the Collectivist government. The war was far from over though. Wales may have crushed and annexed South Ireland, but the Collectivist riots continued to spread. The King, fearing the worst, declared that all Collectivists be imprisoned or shot. This action angered Wales ally Russia. The next year that order was overturned due to international pressure. The King met with the leader, Sam Webber, who lead the peaceful demonstrations, and asked what it is they want. Webber stated he wanted nothing more than a democratic process and for the King not to have sole power. After consideration, King Alfred established the General Assembly and Sam Webber was installed as Prime Minister by popular vote.

The Pan Celtic Union
After Webber's installment as PM Wales changed its name through referendum to the Pan Celtic Union. This name was chosen to honour the past of Wales and Ireland, both were ancient Celtic nations. After the name was established, work began into strengthening foriegn relations.

Threats to the EC
The EC was supposed to ensure peace in Europe but before long, two EC nations, Britain and Denmark went to war over the country of Norway. Britain stated that the Danish had no right to oppress the Norwegian people. In order to stave of a costly European War, Prime Minister Webber asked both Denmark and Britain to leave the EC until matters were resolved. after several years they were allowed to rejoin the EC after the conflict.