Sameinaði eins og bræður | |||||
| Capital | Riksdale | ||||
| Largest city | Copenhagen | ||||
| Other cities | Stockholm,Bergen,Oslo,Malmo | ||||
| Language official |
Norwegian,Swedish,Danish | ||||
| others | German,Scottish,Icelandic, Finnish,Sapmi | ||||
| Religion | Scandinavian Free Kapelist Church | ||||
| Demonym | Scandinavian | ||||
| Legislature | Imperial Riksdale | ||||
| Emperor Eric II | |||||
| Royal house: | House of Gyldenlove-Dammen | ||||
| Population | 2.5 million | ||||
The scandinavian Empire has it's root in the Act of Uniformity an act passed after the victory of Eric Gyldenløve in the Norwegian war of lions. (Commonly known as the Norwegian civil war). This lead to his ascension and marriage to Queen Helena Gyldenlove of Sweden. Him being the crown prince of Denmark ensured unity among the three Long-Divided kingdoms in the north. His claim was derived from his Grandfather Eric Gyldenløve son of Mikael Gyldenløve, King of Norway, and Emma von Gryffin, Queen of Denmark. He was disqualified from the line of Succession after his mother's failed conquest of the Kingdom of Norway. Because of this the Dynasty split into the Gryffin descended House of Gyldenløve-Dammen, and the now extinct House of Gyldenløve-Alesund. The regaining of their homeland began when King Christian Gyldenløve now Count Christian of Oldenburg accepted a papal deal that required him not to succeed from the church. His acceptance of this deal led to great unrest among the Kapelists who felt betrayed by his decision. This Sparked a civil war between the Kapelists and Catholics with the Kapelists winning and thus crowning Eric Gyldenløve. Upon his inheriting of Denmark he passed the Act of Uniformity which solidified the once weak and decentralized Scandinavia into it's modern, strong and centralized from ensuring the prosperity of the north for years to come.