Rugby Commonwealth Championship (Principia Moderni IV Map Game)

The Rugby Commonwealth Championship is an sporting event that sees members of the Belkan Commonwealth sending their best athletes to compete against teams from other commonwealth members in a game of rugby. The first game was held in 1879 in Vasiligrad, the Cultural Capital of Belka. The first championship had the highest amount of viewership out of all the commonwealth championships, which was three million people.

History[]

1879 Championship[]

In the first championship, the members that sent rugby teams were, Belka (of course), Egypt, Ethiopia, Kanem, Gabon, Zaire, Maghreb. Austria and Czechia were excluded due to internal problems and threat of terrorism.

First Round: Egypt defeats Kanem Ethiopia defeats Gabon Maghreb defeats Zaire Belka gets a buy

Second Round: Egypt defeats Maghreb Belka defeats Ethiopia'’'

Final: Belka and Egypt initially die but Belka wins in overtime

Third place Round: Maghreb defeats Ethiopia in upset

The overall championship ended in an overall belkan victory, but Egypt won the most games.

1904 Games[]

The first rugby commonwealth game to be held in almost 20 years takes place in Alexandria. This time Austria and Czechia are included.

Results[]

Tournaments[]

Year	Host(s)	Winner	Score	Runner-up	3rd place	Score	4th place	Number of teams
Year	Host(s)	Final			Bronze Final			Number of teams
1879	Vasiligrad Belka	Belka	15–12 (aet)	Egypt	Maghreb	22–21	Ethiopia	7
1880	Belgrad Belka	Belka	12–6	Ethiopia	Austria	20-17	Zaire	10
1881	Cairo Egypt	Egypt	34-17	Belka	Ethiopia	21-18 (aet)	Tondo
1882	Zadar Belka	Ethiopia	24-18	Belka	Tondo	15-7	Czechia
1883	Addis Ababa Ethiopia	Belka	20-18	Ethiopia	Zaire	35-9	Tondo
1884	Adrianograd Belka	Belka	8-7 (aet)	Austria	Egypt	22-13	Burma
1885	Thessograd Belka	Ethiopia	9-6 (aet)	Belka	Egypt	34-18	Maghreb
1886	Alexandria Egypt	Belka	15–12	Egypt	Burma	22–21	Ethiopia
1887	Tunis Maghreb	Maghreb	20-9	Ethiopia	Belka	22–21	Maghreb
1888	Belgrad Belka	Belka	29-21	Maghreb	Egypt	34-10	Gabon
1889	Burgas Belka	Belka	12-9	Gabon	Zaire	34-10	Ethiopia
1890	Vienna Austria	Belka	8-6 (aet)	Austria	Czechia	15-9	Egypt
1891	Prague Czechia	Czechia	18-6	Ethiopia	Belka	13-7	Zaire
1892	Vasiligrad Belka	Ethiopia	40-22	Egypt	Czechia	9-7 (aet)	Belka
1893	Attina Belka	Belka	19-18 (aet)	Zaire	Tondo	24-9	Austria
1894	Axum Ethiopia	Ethiopia	13-12 (aet)	Egypt	Belka	34-13	Kanem
1895	Giza Egypt	Ethiopia	19-9	Tondo	Egypt	22–6	Belka
1896	Belgrad Belka	Belka	35-6	Ethiopia	Maghreb	12-6	Gabon
1897	Graz Austria	Austria	15–9	Belka	Czechia	24-10	Ethiopia
1898	Tripoli Maghreb	Egypt	34-9	Maghreb	Kanem	23-21	Belka
1899	Targoviste Belka	Ethiopia	30-26	Belka	Austria	23-18	Egypt
1900	Maynila Tondo	Belka	40-26	Tondo	Burma	23-19	Swahili
1901	Vasiligrad Belka	Ethiopia	15–13 (aet)	Belka	Maghreb	22–16	Austria
1902	Brno Czechia	Egypt	31-27	Czechia	Burma	34-24	Belka
1903	Gondar Ethiopia	Belka	22-16	Ethiopia	Austria	31-19	Egypt
1904	Algiers Maghreb	Maghreb	16-9	Egypt	Ethiopia	34-8	Czechia
1905	Alexandria Egypt	Egypt	39-20	Ethiopia	Belka	40-7	Zaire

Team Records[]

Team	Champions	Runners-up	Third	Fourth
Belka	12 (1879, 1880, 1883, 1886, 1888, 1889, 1890, 1893, 1896, 1900, 1903)	4 (1881, 1882, 1885, 1897, 1901)	4 (1887, 1891, 1894, 1905)	4 (1892, 1895, 1898, 1902)
Ethiopia	6 (1882, 1885, 1892, 1894, 1895, 1901)	6 (1880, 1883, 1887, 1891, 1896, 1903, 1905)	2 (1881, 1904)	3 (1879, 1886, 1889, 1897)
Egypt	4 (1881, 1898, 1902, 1905)	5 (1879, 1886, 1892, 1894, 1904)	4 (1884, 1885, 1888, 1895)	3 (1890, 1899, 1903)

Footnotes[]

Olympic Games