Frozen Land of Elk and Honeybees: A Very Different Hungarian TL

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Hungarian Arrival in The Homeland

2000 BC-800 AD

In 2000 BC, the migration of the Hungarians was changed. They began to move east, not west, riding their horses and slowly moving east. In around 1500 BC, the Hungarians lost a major upset with a nearby tribe after years of warring. They departed the steepes on foot, moving into the areas of the taigas on foot. In 1200 BC, they began to herd Reindeer, and moose. They continued to move east, creating a unique Hungarian culture in Siberia. In 100 BC, they reached the Laptev Sea, continuing east. In 71 AD, a Hungarian Voivode named Ügyhek departed along with many of his followers, travelling southwest. In 171, they eventually reached modern day Isreal. The group was converted to Christianity, and returned to the Laptev Sea in 279. They returned, being confronted by many of the other leaders. Truthfully, Ügyhek’s descendant, Tamás, explained his grandfathers dreams which caused him to go southwest. He attempted to convert many in the tribe to Christianity, which worked, but some Voivodes and their followers remained Tengri, which caused some divisiveness, but the group continued on. They continued riding their reindeer and moose east, some in the name of Jesus Christ and others in the name of Tengri. In 300, the Hungarians arrived at the East Cape (Mys Dezhevna) and duplicitously the easternmost place of Russia, and Asia. The created hundreds of boats and ships, and made the 55 mile trip. Hundreds of Hungarians died, and many ships capsized. Many of them being Tengri Hungarians. Once arriving in Alaska, they continued to move east, with more becoming Christian. The nomads got more reindeer and moose, and supplies and began to make a trek Southeast, eventually reaching OTL Canada in 350. In 550, they crossed the Peace river. They attempted to not cross pass with any natives, but continued southeast. In 750, they crossed the South Saskatchewan River. In 771, they arrived, finally, at Pokegama Lake (which they renamed to Kerelány Lake), Creating the town of Thárkveléy-on-the-Lake. They created many homes and buildings in the area. They started their own churches, based on the books of the bibles they had from Tamás’ Expedition, which were reproduced and sacred. Takéscke Abbey, a grand and expensive was built, which began a meeting place for Hungarians, being built in 779-789. It was a grand building. Thárkveléy was prosperous, but Hungarians, at the turn of the century wanted to begin to expand their holdings.


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The Establishment of the Kingdom

800 AD-850 AD

Chapter Two

Thárkveléy continued to prove a major city for Huns, as more continued to arrive. The voivodes continued to rule, with the city being divided into these districts. Infighting between these voivodes began, with some vying for the Head of the Tribe. In 807, a Christian named Tóbiás Renátó came up with the Compromise of 807, which established the Throne of The Huns, and the High King of the Huns. The voivodes would convene a moot at The designed Palace in downtown Thárkveléy, and would vote on the Voivode which would become the High King of the Huns. Following this, many of the voivodes departed Thárkveléy, and settled the nearby areas. 9 Voivodes existed, establishing their own constituent countries.

Thárkveléy, Várrog, Lajogy, Körcika, Sajobóny, Tolkálló, and Tömajsa were established. The Border was established along the Missouri, Mississippi, and parts of the Milk River. In the north, the Saskatchewan was the border. It went to Lake Winnipeg as well. In the south, Lajogy existed, in parts of Missouri and Southern Iowa, upon the Missouri and Mississippi. Thárkveléy was renamed to Tarkeö and bordered Lajogy, and had most of the eastern areas. Várrog existed on the Milk (Várrog River) and tv Kiskjunmáz (Oldman River) and the South Saskatchewan River. Körcika existed in most of OTL South Dakota. Sajobóny was in parts of North Dakota. Tolkálló existed along the Assiniboine River and west to Várrog. Tömajsa was powerful, taking up most of the northern Lakeland. All of the natives were displaced, although there wasn’t that many in those parts.

In 816, the Kingdom was declared following the first moot in the under construction Palace of the Wind, although it was named Windset. The Kingdom was named Hungary, officially the United Kingdoms of Hungary, based on its constituent countries. The countries were settled in 816, following 9 years of debating on the voivodes. Claims were made, and borders were made as stated above. As they settled, the remaining natives departed peacefully. The countries, although speaking the same language, continued to separate their customs.

In 819, the countries were renamed to provinces. The Land was settled, and the areas developed. Large, castles and palaces were built in the Province towns, and Voivodes went to Thárkveléy to name the new High King every time the last one died. The first High King was High King Tamás I of Tömajsa, which was a major province and one of the most developed, outside of Thárkveléy/Torkeö. In 831, Tamás died and the Moot was convened. The first moot with the finished, grand Palace of the Wind, had Lőrinc become King. The area was still underdeveloped, but Hungarian prospects during their time of sequester were great.

 

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Settlement and New Hungarian Ideas

850 AD-1070 AD

Chapter Three

As the new provinces were built, settled, and begun to drift apart, different styles of government began to exist in these different provinces. In the northern provinces of Tömajsa and Tolkálló became very democratic, whereas Lajogy became autocratic and absolute, as per tradition. In 871, the Tömajish Bill of Rights was sighed at Wiandány-by-the-Lake, by King (which was a new title to the northern provinces, which named the Voivodes Kings) Tóbiás I the Fair, which established the Tömajish Parliament, which consisted of the Upper House of Lords (or colloquially Magnates), which were religious and noble figures, and the House of Burgesses which were apportioned by the new Counties. Each county got a seat, and then each county was apportioned 3+ seats depending on population. Each county was to obtain its own Parliament and elected head of government, which would be apart of His Grace’s Most Loyal Government. Parliament would be elected, and it would convene in Kamenyica. Kamenyica, a small settlement would be developed into the capital, with a grand Parliament Palace on the Red River. A royal Palace would also be built. The First Minister would select the other ministers of Government, and would become Ministers of the Crown. The Moonstone Crown would be created for the hereditary King/Queen of Tömajsa.

Talkálló would follow suit, adopting a similar Bill. The further south, the less ‘free’ it would get.

The first moot following this, in 891, King Tóbiás of Tömajsa would be voted by Talkálló, Körcika, and Várrog. Usually, the vote would be between 2 candidates, but the vote was split. Lajogy would vote for itself, and the remaining provinces would vote for Torkeö which would become the High King under Márk.

Thárkveléy was developing, still, and more people moved to the city. In 916, Márk died, leading to another moot. A week long debate ensued. Dániel of Sajobóny went against Bence of Tolkálló. Bence ran, within the moot, on moderate beliefs, but Dániel was generally unpopular. Dániel obtained a vote from Lajogy, and de facto from Sajobóny. Bence became High King.

In 919, he established His Most Serene’s Government (Abbreviated: HMS Government), which consisted of 25 Ministries. These ministries were as follows:

The Ministry Legal Secretariat to the Law Officers, headquartered at 70 Daybreak Avenue, Thárkveléy, it was paired with the Crown Prosecution Service, His Most Serene’s Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate, and HMSC (His Most Serene’s Crown) Serious Fraud Office. They provided assistance and advice to the Law Officers.

HMSC Ministry of the Cabinet Office was created, responsible for supporting the Cabinet of the Kingdom. They support the collective government, and political reform. Located at 700 Nightingale Avenue, Thárkveléy. Its child agencies are HMSC Crown Commercial Service.

HMSC Ministry of Business, Trade, and Industrial Strategy concerning with Commerce, Business, Industrial Strategy, and technology. HMSC Companies House (registry for Companies) and HMSC Land Registry are the child agencies of the Ministries. Located at 1700 Cardinal Avenue.


HMSC Ministry for Housing and Architecture deals with Architectural codes, regulations, housing, and resilience. It is located at 22 Hummingbird Avenue.

HMSC Ministry of Pathways and Turnpikes is concerning paths, turnpikes and transportation. It is located at 70 Lavender Avenue


HMSC Ministry of Work concerning Jobs, pensions, retirement and some honours. It is located at 122 Sunrise Avenue.

HMSC Ministry of the Treasury concerns with money, currency, and taxes. Located at 706 Wintersweet Avenue

HMSC Ministry of the Home Office which concerns with the Guard and internal military. Located at 19 Glassbreeze Street


HMSC Ministry of Defence for national defence. Located at 7 St Tamás Avenue

HMSC Ministry of the Tribunals for justice. Located at 16 Blossom Avenue

This was originally considered radical by most of the country, but after being put into use many across the country grew fond of the agencies.

King Bence put several things in his will. Most notably the creation of a national Parliament to convene in his brainchild, the Palace of the Nightshades, to be built. The Parliament was to mirror the Parliaments of Tömajsa and Tolkálló respectively.

When King Bence the Radical passed in 971, the Parliament was established. It was read at the Balcony of the Palace of the Wind, and bedlam ensued in the crowd. At Bence’s funeral, it was read again and was put into effect. Ministers and members of councils returned to their provinces spreading the news. The northern provinces were happy, sending representatives and helping to build the Palace of the Nightshades. They met at the Palace of the Wind for the next 30 years until the Palace of the Nightshades were completed, after years of mishaps, setbacks, and delays. The palace, though, was beautiful and loved. It was state of the art, and convened. For the 30 years, Lajogy controlled the Hungarian Throne, under Ladislaus, who attempted to destroy the Palace, but it persisted, and was finished. A year after it finished in 1002, Ladislaus passed away. Körcika , under Dominik would become King. He forced Lajogy to participate in Parliament, and he said Lajogy could have been usurped. They accepted.

The Parliament, again consisted of the Upper House of Lords and the Lower House of Burgesses. The House of Lords consisted of religious figures, hereditary nobles, and 3 seats for each province. Royal Peerages would be created, in compromise with Lajogy, with each Provincial Dynasty creating their own peerages for their members, and relatives being on those titular thrones, and their own seats in Parliament. In each province besides Lajogy, the holder of the peerage (Relative-in-Parliament, which existed in Lajogy), and everywhere else they would have another elected seat for the peerage’s constituency.

In the House of Burgesses, each county (which was now a mandatory provision) would have 1 seat. Then, they would get 3+ seats based on population. Seats would be given for City Shires and some City Comunes, with over 700 seats in the Burgesses.

The House of Lords would pass and scrutinise the House of Burgesses. Parliament would be riddled with formalities, and each monarch would have to go to Thárkveléy to open and close Parliament. Parliament would be summoned by the King, with elections every 4 years regardless of if a Parliament was summoned or not. A northern monarch would summon Parliament often, but a southern monarch usually wouldn’t.

The moot was still held in the Royal Palace of the Wind, and in 1016 Dominik died, and Mátyás of Lajogy would be elected, and would rarely summon Parliament. In 1033, Mátyás died. Virginio of Tömajsa was crowned King. He summoned Parliament which quickly passed the Laws of Conjuration of 1033, which said it was illegal for the High Monarch to not convene a parliament in a 6 year period, which was the new standard for elections.

In 1066, the Norman Conquest of England occurred. A group of English, afraid of the Normans, departed England and sailed into the unknown. All but 1 survived. This man, Thomas Simonds, continued east from OTL Portland Maine, until eventually arriving in Thárkveléy. He was cared for, and taught the Hungarians of Ængland. He introduced several letters from Old English, such as the ash, eth, long s, insular g, thorn, and wynn. He described Ængland, which many in Hungary began to love. He died shortly thereafter, but the cultural aspects which were introduced were major.

Hungary was ever changing, but the divisiveness between north and south was growing stronger.

 

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Chapter Four

1066-1400

The Next Generation

The rebellious Province of Lajogy and southern counties of Körcika and Torkeö, who were very autocratic and rebellious, began to lose its majority of autocratic values. In Körcika and Torkeö’s southern counties, parliamentarian seats were lost by the Lajogite Autocratic Party, the Archaic (régies) Party.

The party was new, because many of the southern autocrats did not believe in political parties, and felt they were too democratic. In 1067, the Archaic Party was established by many of these sympathisers to the autocratic cause.

In 1071, many northerners desired an elected chief minister or prime minister, similar to the first minister.

Rallies spread across the country in the Democratic Summer, where people across the country rallied for the creation of such a role.

In 1076, the Archaic Party split. They lost almost all support in Körcika and Torkeö following a famine which killed many of the elders. In its place, the Lajogite Party was established, priding itself on more moderate values.

In 1081, Virginio passed away. The moot elected Tamás II of Tömajsa, who passed several reforms. He ordered the creation of the Hungarian Standardised Dictionary, a book of words and the standardisation of the alphabet. It used the Latin alphabet under the Old English and the modern Hungarian alphabet.

In 1171, after a century of quietness and the eroding of far right values in Lajogy, the Representation of the People Act 1171 established the Prime Minister which would be elected by an electoral college, and there would be universal male suffrage for men over the age of 14.

The Electoral College, or the Provincial Nominees (formally) would be allocated by how many seats in the House of Burgesses that province had. In Thárkveléy, they had 171 seats, and 171 nobles were appointed by the High King for the Nomination Ceremony. The Nominees would represent a consistency, and would go along with the popular vote of either the province at large or the constituency. They would go to the Palace of Nightshades, more specifically in St Tamás’ Tower, with their keys. Their keys would be customised by their political affiliation (or in lack there of, it would be customised by county/province), and their generation. If chosen in the first election, they would have a customised material/shape, and their affiliation would describe their design. The Key Bow has the name of the holder on it, their full name and sometimes their title as a preamble. On the key blade, the name of the person they vote for would be written, only the last name. The key would be thick enough for the names and to be held. This tradition would derive from old village meetings where the burgesses of the town would put their keys in a box to make sure they were landowners. The nominees would be sent their keys from the High King, but sometimes the monarch of the province. After Election Day and the results were in, they would only be released to the nominees, who would sometimes count the votes. They would travel to Thárkveléy (sometimes with auxiliaries if something happens to the provincial nominees), and arrive in the Palace of Nightshades. On the Palace of Nightshades’ eastern wing, St Tamás Tower would have the 7 upper levels representing the provinces. The highest floor would have the province with the most population, and the lowest would have the least. Nomination blocks would be on each floor, with key holes for each constituency. One by one, the provincial nominees would place their key in the key hole. People would stand on the squares surrounding the waterfront Palace all day, waiting for the results. The High King would pull out the keys and would stand on the balcony and says, “The Right Honourable, [optional title, if applicable] [full name] votes for [prime minister nominee] to become the Prime Minister”. Sometimes they would style it to become the [number, ex first, second] prime minister, or other styles. The monarch would place the key in a glass box on each floor, which would be divided by horizontal glass walls, and in between the keys would go. There would be as many glass boxes for however many candidates there were. Whenever a majority was reached, the High Monarch would proclaim, “Congratulations, [Winner] you have been elected to be the [number] prime minister of the Kingdom of Hungary.” After that is said, the crowd would either applaud or boo, many saying “Hear, Hear” or “Shame, shame!”. The High King would continue to read the votes afterwards, until the last vote is read. The Palace of Nightshades, built of sand coloured sandstone, was a meeting place for Parliament.

Following the Nomination Ceremony, the last 4 months of the predecessor prime minister. Unless snap elections took place, elections for prime minister would be each 6 years, on 16 December. The Prime Minister Elect would be sworn in at the Palace of Nightshades on 16 April.

With this reform, the Lajogites wouldn’t be too opposed to the act, with prime minister elections occurring, with parties nominating their own nominee for prime minister.

During the quiet 100 years, several High monarchs died and took power. Tamás II died in 1116, with Ferenc of Várrog being crowned King. In 1130, Pisti of Körcika succeeded Ferenc following his death. In 1139, Mihály succeeded Pisti. Péter succeeded Mihály following his death in 1151. Tóbiás of Tolkálló was king from 1151 to 1179. Leó of Körcika was king from 1179 to 1216.

In 1171, the First Prime Minister was elected, Conservative Patrik Veres from Tömajsa. In 1183, after 2 terms, Minarchist Henrik Ælecogy of Sajobóny became prime minister. In 1195, Libertarian Leó Ðelorban of Tolkálló was prime minister. In 1201, Imperialist Tamás Kysa of Körcika was elected. In 1210, Kysa died and Conservative Tóbiás Allegrió of Tömajsa was elected. In 1216, High King Leó died, and Tamás III of Várrog became king. Antal Vælsika, Preservationist from Torkeö was elected in 1222.

The Kingdom was quiet, continuing to build more settlements and mapping the area. The borders of the Kingdom were seen as holy, but, even though some didn’t have any malicious intent, many cartographers began to explore and map the area.

Famed cartographer Ingrid Havencromb mapped as far north as the northwestern passages.

Ingrid’s Folly was built on the Hudson Bay, but was sacked. Ingrid, with her maps in Thárkveléy, departed her Folly following a Native raid, sailed east and eventually her boat capsized near Iceland.

Following her disappearance, Hungarians wanted to continue her work. They mapped out most of the north, although they decided to keep Hungarian borders as they are.

The Country was quiet, and waiting in their sequester. Lajogy was United with the rest of the country, being tranquillised.

Hungarian tales of old spoke of the elk that the Hungarians used to herd. In 1229, The ‘Emblematic’ Parliament adopted a flag. The flag was to be a white saltire with a yellow background (the ancient flag of St Tamás, which was used colloquially) with the lesser coat of arms in the middle. The coat of arms was to have a shield in the middle of the shield. The middle shield was to be divided. On the left, alternating divided white and yellow stripes were to exist. On the right, a green trimount was to have a sleeping elk, with a chain, and a crown on its neck. Behind it would be a cross. Around it would be honeybees, stars, and a crescent. Behind it would be seven coat of arms, representing the provinces.

On the bottom left, arms representing Lajogy would be there. It would be half of the bottom left, with a diagonal line dividing it and the other coat of arms there. It would be a portcullis, golden, with a crown atop, more specifically the Crown of Voivode Nyék, who was the first Voivode of Lajogy. The portcullis would have snowflakes in front of it. In Lajogy, the coat of arms would be that but on its own shield, with the national crown atop the shield. Supporting the shield would be two red foxes. The flag of Lajogy is a bicolour of white and purple. The coat of arms is in the middle.

Above Lajogy, in 1/2 of the plot, Sajobóny would be represented by a sheep, with a chained crown. The crown would be the Crown of Votályos. The sheep would hold the moonstone staff. The sheep stood on a hill, with stars behind it. A moon would also be in the background. The flag of Sajobóny would be alternating purple and white stripes. The coat of arms would be also in the middle.

Above it would be Várrog, which would be a reindeer, with a flying stars behind it. The flag of Várrog would be the coat of arms on a yellow and white checkered pattern. The national crown was atop the arms.

In the top left, Körcika would be represented by 3 bundles of arrows, with lightning bugs flying around it. The flag of Körcika would be a tricolour of yellow, purple, and white, with the coat of arms in the middle. The national crown would be on top of the coat of arms.

In the top right, Thárkveléy would have a castle, surrounded by honeybees and a sun in the cloudy sky. The flag of Thárkveléy would be alternating diagonal yellow and white stripes, with the Coat of arms of Thárkveléy in the middle. The national crown would be on the top.

In the middle right, Tolkálló would be a frozen lake, with lightning bugs around it. On the side of the lake, dames rocket would line the snowy grass. A full moon would sit In the sky with stars around it. The flag would be a yellow background, with a white diagonal stripe through the middle, and the coat of arms in the centre, with the crown on top.

In the bottom right, Tömajsa would have a Cardinal, crowned, holding a bouquet of milkweed. Around it is lightning bugs and honeybees. A candle sat on the right. A crescent was in the sky, with stars as well. The flag would be a yellow cross with a white background, and the coat of arms in the middle.

The lesser coat of arms of the country would be topped with the national crown. The medium version, which would be featured on the flag would have angels, with halos supporting it. The greater arms would have a red mantle and pavilion (similar to OTL Savoy’s Mantle and Pavillion)

In Tömajsa, many constituencies used a new game, called The Eviction Game, which the winner would become the Provincial Nominee. The game would also derive from ancient practices. In early settlements, people would play early versions of this game to see who would become the Lord Proprietor of the town. The game has 16 contestants called “Constituency Nominees” (later, when played for fun called Houseguests) would enter a house, built by the government (because keys, and the connection to homes). Each week, a competition would take place to see who the Head of Household would become. They would nominate 2 Houseguests for eviction. Then there would be a competition to possibly veto a nomination. The nominees, Head of Household, and 3 houseguests at random draw (or the remaining houseguests if -6 houseguests) would play for the Power of Veto. The veto holder can save a nominee (their own nominee, or themselves) and the holder would be safe. The Head of Household would renominate someone, other than the Veto Holder and themselves. Then, the houseguests (excluding the nominees and the Head of Household) would vote to evict one of the nominees. This would continue until the end of the game. After 11 players remain, they would become members of the Jury and would convene to vote for the winner, similar to the actual elections. In the final three, the HOH would win a 3 part HOH, and would vote to evict the other houseguest.

Hungary, still in sequester would be prosperous and would continue to refine their maps of the northern areas. Although, many Hungarians felt as though something major was on the horizon, and were curious as to what is out there, looking back to Thomas Simonds, and wondering the mythical place of Ængland, and the Normans.

The Hungarians were as Native as the other natives, despite their characteristics that differed greatly from the others, and their development.

Thárkveléy was a sheltered city and a meeting place For the 7 Provinces. Other cities though did begin to establish and fortifications were built on the borders.

In the 1300s, Hungary would enter a period of paranoia during their sequester. Forts on the borders would be established, and nobody could enter the country, unless allowed by the 7 Monarchs.

The Hungarians would only allow specific people to depart the country, for government reasons mainly. People began to shelter themselves within their homes in cities, and rural citizens were seen as heroes who braved the storms. Many conspiracy theories would form, and a political party named the Conspirator Party would hold majority from 1316-1366.

In 1319, a group of Christians established the Moonlight Sepulchre, a large cathedral type headquarters of the Nocturnals, a minarchist, ultra religious party.

The country built many infrastructure projects, building small villages, and cottages being built in this era.

In 1234, Ajtony Bánffy, Northern Imperialist from Tolkálló was elected. In 1237, Tamás III died and Brynulf of Lajogy was crowned High King. In 1246, Conservative Csana Apponyi of Körcika was elected. In 1258, Libertarian Bence Háy of Várrog was elected. In 1260, Liberal Balassa Gyarmati of Sajobóny was elected. In 1266, Brynulf died, and Andorjás of Sajobóny was crowned king. In 1278, Speaker of the Night Gellán Kassai of Sajobóny was elected. In 1290, Conservative Nyék Lóvasz of Sajobóny was elected. After 1302, the Libertarians and then the Nocturnals controlled the country.

Throughout the next few years, the country would go through many new prime ministers and High Monarchs, but in 1400, the country was rich and lucky, still United and moving closer together, working well, and working in peace.

 

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Chapter Five

1400-1611

Adjourning of the Hungarian Sequester

“Patrik Horvath of Kisúcsa and Molkálló has voted for… Congratulations Giuliána Antalek to become the Prime Minister of Hungary” Said High King Ézsaiás of Sajobóny on the balcony of the 7th floor of St Tamás’ Tower, wearing the Crown of St Tamás, and his royal outfit. The crowd 7 floors below him became engulfed in bedlam, around the Statue of The Archangel Gabriel, who held the Crown of St Tamás, and a royal staff.

The election of 1422 elected Giuliána Antalek Of Tömajsa. Her election was legal, because Parliament Never barred them.

The election was not volatile due to Giuliána’s Gender, but the politics of the time. In 1419, under Dániel Vylentagy, several comets and shooting stars fed into Hungarian paranoia.

By 1422, Rural Pathways (Intercounty Pathway System) would be dead, and lonely, unlike their previous lively scenes. People remained indoors, unlike their previous engagements outside in town squares.

In 1433, Lajogy issued a curfew, after many uncanny events happening during the witching hour. Even though curfews were not enforced (In Lajogy) or put in place in other provinces, people began to fear the witching hour further. Some brave Hungarians went out during the witching hour to see what was going on.

In 1434, Oktár Lukács was elected, following the Suffrage Voting Rights Act of 1434, which gave women the vote.

[List of High Kings from 1297-1434]
Tamás IV of Tömajsa 1297-1316
Ond Of Sajobóny 1316-1345
Taksony of Sajobóny 1345-1367
Taksony II of Sajobóny 1367-1376
Tarhas of Körcika 1376-1411
Ézsaiás of Sajobóny 1411-present
[Prime Ministers 1302-1422]
1302-1314 Libertarian Tamás Tímár
1314-1326 Libertarian Ulászló Ajtay
1326-1338 Libertarian Súrany Csuspó
1338-1350 Nocturnals Oktár Földi
1350-1362 Nocturnals Jutocsa Kádár
1362-1374 Nocturnals Ellák Illyésti
1374-1386 Nocturnals Ambrus Kárinthy
1386-1398 Nocturnals Gabór Ligetí
1398-1410 Nocturnals Lukacs Kürthy
1410-1422 Conspirators Lorinc Mágoscy

Thárkveléy was reopened to native trade, with furs and fish being sold in the markets once again. The city and country was still sheltered, but the Hungarians allowed for trade and commerce to pass through the country once more.

The country entered another quiet sequester, still cautious and scared.

In 1446, Érvin Németh, a conservative from Sajobóny was elected. He was old, and decrepit and not many trusted him, or many people from Sajobóny.

During Németh’s administration, despite his blunders, nothing bad happened. In 1458, Jakab Pállfy, a member of the Moonlight Party from Tolkálló was elected.

In 1460, many people departed from Thárkveléy which was overpopulated and very large, to create or build up more settlements across the country. High King Ézsaiás died in 1464. Titusz of Várrog became king afterwards.

In 1470, another major election arrived. The vote was split by the Moonlights, Frosts, Rubies, and Conservatives. Some other parties, such as the Nocturnals, Conspirators, and Libertarians held onto traditional constituencies. The Rubies, only with 30% of the popular vote won the election. Milán Solyom was elected.

The next 12 years were boring. In 1482, the Frosts won the election with Pentele Tarján taking office. High King Titusz died, and Tamás V of Tömajsa was crowned King afterwards.

Unknown to the Hungarians, Christopher Columbus arrived in 1492, 2 years before the Election of 1494. In 1494, Hungarian beloved statesman Vincze Törocisk was elected from the Moonlights.

In 1506, Zorán Bacsik was elected, a Frost from Sajobóny. In 1507, Tamás V died, with Tamás VI, Tamás V’s son from Tömajsa being elected by the moot.

In 1518, Tóbiás Asboth, a frost from Körcika was elected.

Even the Hungarians were white and quite odd versus the other natives, the Hungarians of course were very friendly with the Natives. Word spread to Thárkveléy in late 1527, or Verrazzano’s exploration. In response, Hungary declared a “Perpetual Period of Emergency for the Crown and State” and closed the borders to all except traders and Hungarians could not depart the borders unless it was very necessary.

The Hungarians felt like their conspiracies and concerns had came to fruition, and that the end is nye. Parliament, which usually met every month if necessary, but usually every few months, but during these times Parliament was forced to stay in Thárkveléy near the Palace of the Nightshades until “danger departed the glorious home of the Hungarian people”, as described by the Speaker of the House of Burgesses, Moonlight Apor Juhász.

In 1530, Apor Juhász was elected, with all other candidates revoking themselves after Juhász scared the country. People did do write ins though.

After years of curfews and fear, In 1542 Pentele Kemény, a Libertarian from Körcika was elected, promising normalcy even though Parliament vetoed everything he did.

In 1554, Markos Vörös, a Nocturnal from Várrog was elected.

In 1555, High King Tamás VI died, at an uncannily old age, and High King Lorencz of Tolkálló (I and XI) was chosen to become High King.

In 1566, Tóbiás Alecagy, Conservative from Várrog was elected. In 1578, Minarchist Josef Silhaly of Lajogy was elected. In 1580, Minarchist Lorenc Sileos of Torkeö was elected. Lorenc Sileos officially revoked the curfews and restrictions by this predecessors. Life was dull and uneventful, with no actual encounters until that point. High King Lorencz died, and High King Tamás VII the Great.

In 1592, 100 years following Colombus, Minarchist Apor Magoscy of Torkeö was elected. In 1604, a major election would take place. Nocturnals believed that they must win the election, or something bad was going to happen. They did eventually win, with Dávid Losonscy winning the election closely.

High King Tamás The Great was very popular. Known for his tours, patriotism and being the seventh Monarch from Tömajsa.

In 1611, an encounter occurred with the English. Henry Hudson arrived in the areas of the Hudson Bay, and saw Hungarian made paths leading to the border with Tömajsa. As his caravans arrived, the border police panicked. Communication was sparse, but an alliance was established and he was shown to Thárkveléy to meet the High King. He was shown hospitality and shown Hungarian Culture.

Hungary was a Christian country, not a Catholic or a Protestant one. Hudson was surprised at the religion and reported back to England, where many would go to meet the mysterious Hungarians, which would change Hungary once again, confirming The Nocturnals’ Suspicions.

 

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Chapter Six

1611-1622

Colonisation

Henry Hudson and his team departed Hungary back for England later in 1611. England would send many more people to speak to the Hungarians.

They educated the Hungarians on society and the world, and the denomination of religion in 1613. Parliament and High King Tamás the Great declared the Catholic Church in Hungary. Hungary sent explorers back to the old world on English ships. Like Thomas Simonds of 1066, Hungarians loved the English. They liked their culture and admired the country.

Tóbiás Sikélagy of Tömajsa was the first Hungarian to land in Europe. He would map out the area, and speak with them. He learned English and Neapolitan. In 1615, he arrived in the Slavic Kingdom of Pannonia, and its capital in Kamenyica, (49.20293° N, 20.95449° E), which was a beautiful town of castles and shops. Pannonia controlled what is OTL Lands of the Crown of St Stephen, although Dalmatia was owned by the Kingdom of Naples. To the west of Pannonia were small Austro-Swiss Countries, and, then to the north of Austria, was Saxon Bohemia, a vassal of the Kingdom of Saxony, which controlled Silesia, Saxony, and Prussia.

In Italy, the United Kingdoms of Naples controlled The Balearic Islands, Malta, Sicily, Southern Italy, Sardinia, Corsica, Nice, Peloponesse, the Ionian Islands, Adriatic Coast from the Gulf of Patras to Fiume.

Spain was divided between Galicia, Grenada, Aragon, Castile, Navarre, and Asturias. Portugal was divided by Algarve, Beiro, and Lisbon.

Sweden was in control of Finland, Karelia, and other OTL Russian lands. Ireland is Protestant and solidly English.

Normandy, Brittany, and coastal Belgium and the Netherlands are apart of the English state.

Tóbiás Sikélagy loved Italy. He bought a home there in Roccarainola, before returning to Hungary. His children wanted to finish his journey. They explored and mapped out Asia, also building a home in Korea.

Jade/Giada Sikélagy created Ajsmíse in Korea, a small settlement of ultra paranoid Nocturnals. Only 1,000 Hungarians departed, and created the small town at the coordinates 38.12456° N, 127.89286° E. The town loved Korean Culture, but blended in aspects of their own culture, but remained Catholic and spoke Hungarian.

Joseon supported their arrival, and Giada Silélagy returned to Hungary to give maps to High King Tamás several times.

Angelo and Vincenzo Siléagy, the sons of the Italophile Tóbiás Siléagy, like Giada Siléagy, decided to map out the world. They discovered many areas in Africa, creating small waypoints along the way. They created detailed maps of Italy, Pannonia, and Britain, creating many other maps to be returned to Hungary. By the end of their lives, they would map every known country, all being sent to the Palace of the Wind for reproduction.

Angelo and Vincenzo and their respective families had homes in Italy and in Hungary.

Hungary officially adopted the Julian Calendar, as the English do. Tea began to be imported to Hungary. Idgrod‘s Folly was resurrected years following her death by the English, and became a major port because of the Hungarian trade. Hungarian paths connected Tömajsa and Idgrod’s Folly.

Hungary became obsessed with Tea. Floral china tea sets made of glass and porcelain were produced and were loved in Hungary.

The Port of Idgrod’s Folly was expensive for the Hungarian Tea and Spice Trade. Many of the teas were made faraway, and was expensive to import.

In 1616, Lorenso Alyegy a Moonlight from Torkeö was elected.

In 1622, High King Tamás VII died, with Vincénso of Tolkálló

Hungary’s paranoia was ended, along with its sequesters, but Hungary was still in a state of panic.

 

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Chapter Seven

1622-1671

Connections

Hungary remained paranoid, with the Witching Hour still being a solemn hour when people seldom depart their homes.

The Country entered a period of peace and recovery as it reconnected with the western world. The country began to adopt many English and Italian customs and cultures, implementing and blending them with the Hungarian Culture.

In 1634, Alessandro Elyti, a Cavalier from Várrog was elected. Tories, Whigs, Cavaliers, Royalists became major parties along with Moonlights, Frosts, Libertarians, Minarchists, and Conservatives.

In 1635, Vincénso died and Tóbiás III was crowned King, hailing from Tömajsa.

In 1646, Frost Ambrus Lákely from Torkeö was elected. In 1658, Libertarian Lorinc Vlénesly of Lajogy was elected. In 1670, Tory Dávid Alekice of Körcika was elected. In 1670, Tóbiás III died, and Virginia I of Tömajsa was elected. Sajobóny issued Gassi’s (Named after King Gassi of Sajobóny at the time) which declared Sajobóny could not run for the Position of High King, and supported Tömajsa to control the country.

As colonies across the area began to increase, Hungarian Politicians began to fear Colonisation of Hungary. In 1671, High Queen Virginia departed from Hungary on a royal tour to England, France, Germany, Pannonia, and Italy.

Virginia requested for the Crown of St Tamás to be subject to a holiness Doctrine. High King Tamás I of Tömajsa first wore and made the crown. It was accepted and the Pope proclaimed the Creation of the Lands of the Crown of Saint Tamás, which were the current Hungarian Borders which were inalienable to the Kingdom of Hungary.

Virginia returned, spreading the news. With the finalisation of the Lands, Legitimacy was given to Hungary, with affirmation being restored to the Kingdom.

 

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Chapter Eight

1671-1676

Hungarian Prosperity

Following the election of 1670, many natives began to seek temporary refuge in Hungary who escaped disease from colonial areas. Natives decided to return back to their homes even though the Hungarians allowed them.

The Tory Parliament wanted to preserve the Native culture in America and did not like the Spanish or French.

A group of Moonlights broke off and created Idgrod’s Company. They departed Idgrod’s Folly and sailed across the Western Hemisphere. They established several port towns, including Kasinkó (All of Antigua and Barbuda, or Kasinkó and Várpavæs), Ƿelcagy (Dominica), Ænitly (27.33407° N, 82.54355° W), Ðectad (9.34712° N, 79.89429° W), Tisalotá (17.91386° N, 87.96905° W), Kessðeley (Cozumel), Köpeney Tamásso (Cape May) and Kálolas (Martha’s Vineyard) were established as parliamentary constituencies.

In 1676, some radical Nocturnals decided to depart from Idgrod’s Folly and set out for The Arctic to establish a Hungarian Colony. They established a colony in Svalbard, Socotra, Sumba, Jeju, Goto, and Zhousan, all being populated by Nocturnals.

 

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Chapter Nine

1676-1700

End of the Nocturnals

In the latter half of the 1670s, new colonies were established. At 20.70618° N, 70.98005° E, Vudakális Was established in India. The Aleutian Islands were also colonised:

The Nocturnals, who were already decreasing, left in flocks to these areas. They left cities deserted, which became a major problem. The Abandonment and Demolition Act of 1678 was signed and seized all ghost towns and were to be demolished and liquidated by the sovereign government.

These market towns were given royal charters as market towns, with many more Nocturnals creating their new homes there.

In 1682, Conspirator Virginiá Vylsterhagy of Körcika was elected. This saw a major blow to the Nocturnals.

Traditional Nocturnal seats and districts were lost by the Nocturnals, with only Moonlight and Redwreath (where the Sepulchre is located), in Tömajsa. They gained all the new city constituencies in the Market Towns.

Virginia, from Tömajsa, was highly educated and was loved. She knew Neapolitan, Italian, English, Cornish, Welsh, Latin, and Korean. She was loved internationally, and created many new castles across the nation.

In 1694, Ruby Luciano Alghorly of Sajobóny was elected. The Country was excited to enter the next century, connected to the outside world.

In 1700, major New Years Eve Celebrations occurred, with grand soirées, fireworks, and cider.

 

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Chapter Ten

1700-1730

Edict of Æmbomas

In 1700, Virginia was 40 years old and in worsening health. Many Liberal Hungarians, who affiliated with the Frosts, Rubies, and the Whigs did not like the moot. Many Anglophile or Italophiles, usually Tories although many were among many parts, also did not like the moot and felt as though it was too archaic.

In 1701, Várrog’s King, King Giulio II, who was a Italophile who went to Italy many times, and owned a home in Capua, issued the Edict of Æmbomas, which revoked Giulio and his successors to run for High Monarch, which was de facto traditionally done, where each monarch was automatically running. They did this in the same manner as Sajobóny.

In 1703, Torkeö also revoked their candidacy, and ratified the Edict. Many Hungarians, and even some Italophiles/Anglophiles believed that the erosion of Hungarian Culture would eventually become a quasi-European state and could be vassalised under the English.

In 1709, tensions calmed, but a larger problem was on the horizon. The War of the League of Winchester began. England-Ireland, Capua, Pannonia, and Saxony fought Scotland, Denmark, Prussia, and France. Hungary also declared war on Scotland and their allies.

Hungarian Troops were sent to The Port of Winchester-by-the-Sea and The Port of Amalfi. They joined English and Capuani troops.

They fought in the Bloody Battle of Annandale, which killed thousands of people. The Battle was the inspiration for the song “Thy Faithful Hungarians” which was written regarding the Battle and Hungarian Victories in the Battle.

The Hungarians assisted in the Battle of Marseille. The Battle of Aurillac saw the capitulation of the Kingdom of France and the complete occupation of the rest of France.

They helped in Greenland, Denmark, Prussia, but most importantly, Scotland.

The Kingdom of Ængland has controlled Ireland since 1361, they controlled Normandy and Brittany since 1107. Scotland was in and out of English Control, although the border continued to move further north.

In this occurrence, the Scottish were supported by English enemies. The Scottish made their way to Annandale, mainly with Danish troops, but Hungarian troops obliterated them with a combined total of 116,947 deaths in the two day battle.

By 1716, the Treaty of Winchester annexed Scotland back into the newly formed United Kingdom of the British Isles. Coastal Netherlands and Belgium was annexed by the UK and more areas of Northern France were also annexed.

In 1719, a Croat nationalist named Brennen Runt departed the Port of Galway and went to Hungary. He hated the Hungarians and wanted them to be colonised. He arrived and tortured and killed Hungarian villages, before being hung in Thárkveléy.

The Hungarians closed off their borders and were hurt by the Runt Massacre which killed 300 Hungarians, and tortured 700.

A Royal Cemetery was created in their honour, named the Lavendersend Royal Memorial Cemetery and all 1,000 were eventually buried there.

In 1706, Moonlight Angelico Kilagy of Körcika was elected. In 1718, Tory Tóbiás Allegio of Tolkálló was elected. In 1730, Whig Antellio Verygio of Várrog was elected. In 1722, Virginia died, and Angelico of Tolkálló was crowned High King.

 

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Chapter Eleven

1730-1790

Hungarian Protectorate

Following the Massacre back in 1719, Hungarian Foreign Policy became more closed off and sequestered. The Ministry of Defence and Ministry for Foreign Affairs pulled the Ambassador to the Kingdom of Croatia and the Principality of Ansbach. The perpetrator’s father was Croat and Mother was from Ansbach and lived in Ansbach and Croatia, and the leaders of the country disliked Hungary, and so the Ministries pulled their ambassadors.

Back in 1709, the Ministries were created and every known country was given an ambassador and an embassy was established by the ambassador, in Hungarian architecture in the capital(s) of the country.

Hungary was very scared of their position. Swedish, French, British, Capuani, Pannonian, Croat, Bulgarian, Galician, Saxon, Bavarian, and Lüneburgish Colonisation of the Americans were continuously worrying the nation.


The discovery and establishment of a Pannonian Colony south of Lajogy made Hungarian Paranoia skyrocket.

Parliament officially ordered the Embassy in Winchester (United Kingdom of the British Isles and Normandy) , the Embassy in Capua (United Kingdoms and Dominions of the Holy Crown of St Tommaso, AKA Capua)and the Embassy in Kamenyica (The United Kingdoms of Pannonia) to establish a formal alliance respectively and together.

In 1727, Ministers and leaders from all 4 Nations went to the Capital of the British Isles in Winchester, The Palace of Nottingbine, and established the Winchester Pact. High King Angelico met with the 3 other monarchs, and many ministers to create the Alliance.

Hungary was officially a protected by the 3 other kingdoms, and became a protected state of the British officially, different from a protectorate because they were still independent, besides the British were guarding the nation.

In 1731, Ansbach inherited Bavaria following Henry’s death and loss of an heir. This worried the Hungarians more, due to Bavarian colonies in OTL Venezuela and Georgia (U.S.).

In 1733, the War in the Mountains began, after the Expedition of 16,000 Hungarian and Capuani Forces who believed in a United Italy. They invaded Savoy (including OTL French Savoy which was ethnically Italian) , including Geneva and other areas of OTL Southern Switzerland. They left Venice, Massa-Carrara-Tuscany-Ravenna independent. In Venice (Which included South and North Tyrol, Istria), Italian Nationalism overtook the nation in 1735. The Grand Duchy of Massa remained independent until 1771 when it was annexed by Capua, creating the United Kingdom of Italia, with constituent Kingdoms remaining like in Capua.

In 1742, Whig Giulio Alesigy of Körcika was elected. In this election, a new party named the Souverainists took many seats in Parliament. The Souverainists were divided. They believed in Hungarian Independence, which was supported by most parties, but they were extremely nationalists and did not want European Influence in their country. They were very popular in all of Lajogy and southern Körcika and Torkeö. They wanted a sequestered and isolationist Hungary.

Many Souverainists did support the Winchester Pact, because they felt like the neighbouring countries and colonies would evict the Hungarians.

This idea was supported in Croatia, France, and Ansbach, called the Hungarian Eviction Movement, wanted to colonise the at this point Western Country of Hungary.

Despite their skin colour and traditions, Hungary was still Native American, and also liberal. In 1730, thousands of runaway slaves from every colony (besides the Capuani Colonies, which did not allow Slavery) arrived in Hungary to be free. Hungary was accepting of these African Americans, who were allowed to live across the country.

Slavery was always illegal across the Country, but many Foreign slaveowners demanded their slaves back. Hungary declined, and border checkpoints were once again put in place after Lazard’s Raid, which was a group of French Gentry Slaveowners from Louisiana who wanted to recapture their and other runaway Slaves who emigrated to Lajogy.

The raid was deadly, and many Hungarians died. The Royal Guard was called in to take care of the French. The African Americans were returned to Freedom. Idgrod’s Folly was technically a condominium between Hungary and British. Hungarians allowed these freed slaves to return to Africa if desirable. The road between Tömajsa and Idgrod’s Folly was also in Hungarian control, and these freemen could depart via any Hungarian Port, even in Market Cities.

Although many stayed in Hungary, and some risky freemen stayed in Market Towns, but the Hungarian Government said it was unsafe due to the proximity to the White Colonies.

The Freemen learned Hungarian as a second language, but usually learned or kept an African Language as their first, which was allowed. The two ethnicities lived in Harmony together.

In 1752, High King Angelico died and High King Tamás V of Tömajsa was crowned king.

In 1754, Souverainist Dávid Poretsy of Lajogy was elected. He created the Great Hungarian Wall, a large fortification along the western border, a stone wall on the riverfront to mitigate Raids from Colonists. All roads at the borders were given checkpoints.

The Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Pathways and Turnpikes issued the first Standardised Departure Papers, or Passports, which were booklets. On the cover, the greater coat of arms was put in the middle. Above it says Hungarian Passport (Magyar Útlævél), and below it writes the United Kingdom of Hungary. The background would be a red material.

On the first page, the name, allegiance, number, province, birthplace, date of birth, and gender would be listed. Each page would eventually have a stamp with the checkpoint being written. On the top of each page, the name of the Country would be written. Below it would be historic quotes. In the background would be painted historical photos.

Passports would be required for international travel. For people travelling into Hungary, documents, declarations, and other security measures would occur, although passports would be asked of.

For Hungarians returning to Checkpoints, there would be customs, items to declare, and other security measures to arrive.

Hungarian Ports on the Mississippi and other Rivers would have these checkpoints as well. Forts would be established on the borders following more raids in the south.

Hungary continued to create more turnpikes, interprovinces, And other pathways, connecting the country with infrastructure.

By1766, and its subsequent Election, the English Controlled areas from the Albermarle Sound to the Potomac, and west along the Ohio and Mississippi, then also had colonies from the Hudson River, up to the St Lawrence River, to the ocean. They also controlled Newfoundland. France controlled Quebec. Capua owned from the Potomac to the Hudson, west along the Mononghela, Youghiogheny, Ohio, and Wabash.

France also controlled a small areas to the red river in OTL State of Louisiana. Croatia controlled the rest of OTL Arkansas, Missouri (bordering Lajogy), Bavaria-Ansbach owned parts of Georgia.

Pannonia owned most of OTL South and North Carolina and Tennessee. Sweden owned Georgia. Galicia owned Florida. Saxony controlled OTL Mississippi and Alabama. Bulgaria and Lüneburg owned areas of Texas and Mexico. All colonial empires owned areas in South America and Mexico.

France, Bavaria, Croatia, and Denmark were allied and in a disposition in Europe. They were disliked and sanctioned by other powers in European and seen as aggressors.

In 1766, Tory Charlotte/Carlotta Chubbia of Tolkálló was elected and inaugurated in April. In June, France declared war on the British.

Denmark, Aragon, Portugal, Croatia, Bavaria declared war on The British, with Capua, Pannonia, Saxony, Lüneburg, and Hungary assisted the British.

The French invaded Hungary from the South, with attrition. They murdered thousands of Hungarians and African Hungarians in Lajogy, burning down ancient villages.

The National Military held them back from invading further north. Charlotte Chubbia was very popular in the country. British and Capuani arrived in Lajogy, pushing the French out by 1768.

Hungary, understandably couldn’t send anybody to Europe due to the Franco allied Invasion of Lajogy.

Throughout the invasion, the battles were won by both the Hungarians and French. No decisive victories were made, but the French were vicious against the Hungarians and African Hungarians.

In 1771, after stalemate in Lajogy, the Battle of Piombino officially ended the war, with the French allies losing at the Attempted invasion of the newly Acquired Italian Lands in Central Italy.

Starting in 1770, A Capuani invasion of Massa began, supported by Italian Nationalists. In April 1771, they surrendered and Italy was unified, declaring the United Kingdom of Italy, with federal kingdoms constituent of the Hereditary King of Capua.

The Treaty of Winchester ended the war, with Bavaria being divided between Lüneburg and Saxony, with Germany (Including Alsace, Lorraine, Silesia, Upper Silesia, Posen, Hilcun, West Prussia, Memmel, Danzig, Prussia, and Pomerania, essentially WW1 borders) being divided by Lüneburg in the west and Saxony in the east. Ever country in Europe was involved and the borders were changed drastically.

France was divided by historical fiefs, Austria (Including Czechia, but only east of Tyrol) was centralised. The Western areas (Northern Switzerland) was given to Lüneburg and parts to Champagne.

French colonies were partitioned, and other losing powers were also partitioned but some remained.

Croatian Colonies were annexed by Saxony. Saxony was suffering heavy Financial difficulties and began to tax the colonies similar to the mainland taxes. Laws were passed against these colonies over the following years.

In 1778, Souverainist Francesco Altonyi of Várrog was elected. In many American Colonies, besides British Virginia, Capuani Colonies, and Pannonian Colonies, unrest was common.

Despite the country being very independent minded, the nation did not support these groups, who in some cases requested assistance from the Hungarians. In the 1780s, more European Countries began to abolish slavery which was harmful to many colonies south of British Virginia.

In 1789, High King Tamás V died and High King Tóbiás IV was crowned King.

In 1790, a lot of things occurred. Souverainist Josef Moretsi was elected. A Souverainist Parliament was in Session. The 819th State Opening of Parliament took place, the Souverainist Parliament and High Tribunal (Supreme Court created in Tamætine Statute, appointed by the Prime Minister once of thee 7 Members passed away) declared it Unconstitutional (The Constitution, the Tamætine Statute, adopted in 1116, which gave the citizens rights, drew the government out, etc) to revoke a monarch to run for High King, and forced Sajobóny, Várrog, and Torkeö to run once again de facto.

 

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Chapter Twelve

1790-1910

Hungarian Sovereignty

In 1790, several riots took place south of the 36th Parallel, but taking hold specifically in the Galician Colonies and the Saxon Colonies. In 1790, the Battle at Charoux took place in OTL Arkansas, where rebels would fight against the Saxon Government. Across Europe and Hungary, leaders and people were disgusted and fearful of the abomination in Saxon America.

By 1792, Rebellious Leaders proclaimed the Republic of America in the city of New Toulouse, its new capital. It claimed all of America, including Hungary, but mainly focused on Saxon Colonies.

By the turn of the century, the rebels would still be fighting, and Hungary would be scared once more. The Hungarians called British, Italian and Pannonian Troops to protect Hungary.

The New Year’s Celebration, that occurred annually, was to be heightened due to the new century. Thousands of nobles and monarchs from Hungary to Korea were to go to Thárkveléy to celebrate the turn of the century.

Planning begun 5 years earlier, and the stage was set for a grand evening.

On 31 December 1800, everyone met in Thárkveléy on the banks of the Mississippi at The Piazza at the Archangel Gabriel, and bridges and other squares across the city. Soirées, with ciders, brandy, wine, pasta, fine cuisine, and other delicacies being ready. Fireworks were ready to be set off at Midnight.

Across the country, people had their own soirées and were excited for the next New Year. The oldest continuous country (San Marino was annexed by the United Kingdom of Italy years earlier) was ready to celebrate yet another century of sovereignty and prosperity under the LORD.

But, A rebellious Saxon leader got through Border Checkpoints, with a musket. Named Tobi Weibermann, he waited until midnight, in the midst of the confusion.

He shot the Prime Minister Moretsi, with the Speaker of the House of Burgesses, Souverainist Giusæppe Atisyu of Tolkálló succeeded him in the Early Morning Hours of The First of January 1801.

He killed the King of Saxony and several nobles from Saxony and other European Countries. The Bloody Weibermann Massacre was disgustig and he was public ally executed at the witching Hour.

Parliament, which was at New Year’s in Thárkveléy every year, met to decide the course of action. Atisyu was inaugurated at 2 AM de jure, and the election was set to occur in 1802 as usual.

At 3 AM, or the witching hour, Parliament came up with a unanimous resolution. Weibermann was held in the the Chamber of the House of Burgesses. The city was called to the Statue of the Archangel Gabriel, where he would be executed and beheaded for his heinous acts. He was then to be thrown into the Mississippi River.

They also declared war on The Rebellious Republic of America in the New Year’s Eve Affairs Act of 1801.

The entire city and the visitors went to the square around the Statue of the Archangel Gabriel to see Weibermann be executed. He sat in front of the Statue, which held the Crown of St Tamás (a stone faux version, not the real one) and the Sceptre of The Wind.

He was beheaded, and then was taken out to the Mississippi, never to be seen again.

Meanwhile, the Declaration of War eventually got to Britain, Italy, and Pannonia, and they all decided to help the Hungarians.

The Royal Guard was to begin a campaign on the Mississippi. If they got control of the Mississippi, the loyal colonies of OTL Mississippi and Alabama (New Annaberg and Vependorf) would be once again in control of Saxony.

Each Province sent their Royal Guard to the frontlines on south of the Missouri, with the Sovereign Military being sent as well.

The Republic of America directly claimed lands south to the Red River, and west of the Mississippi to the Chattahochee River. In the west, their border was around the Grand Lake O the Cherokees, and the Spring River. And north to the Missouri.

The Country, which always had a steady population increase, was moralised due to the war, and thousands of men signed up to the army, as British, Italian, and Pannonian Ships arrived in Idgrod’s Folly and Rebel Ports (to attack them from the South)

Saxony did not know the landscape and was very demoralised at this point. With the arrival of the monarchists and anti-American moralised troops, the republicans were set back and had thousands of casualties and lost more of their men than in the entire war in the 34 months of the Hungarian aspect of war.

The Hungarians Crushed the Rebels and got to the Gulf of Mexico by Winter.

In 1802, Tory Lorenso Actegy Of Várrog was elected Prime Minister. The Country was United against the Americans.

In April 1803, the Americans surrendered at the Battle of Vagov, and the Treaty of Thárkveléy was signed at the Palace of the Wind.

It was returned to Saxony but the Ozarks was to be occupied by the Hungarians for the next 30 years, but still under Saxon Sovereignty.

The Ozark Country Act of 1804 assessed the Territory with counties and shires, and also created the Ozark Eviction Act of 1804, which evicted all rebels and forced them to depart.

In 1814, Libertarian Giulio Agatsi of Tolkálló was elected. In 1816, High King Tóbiás IV died and High King Tamás of Tömajsa was crowned King. In 1826, Moonlight Francesco Toresko of Körcika was elected.

Francesco Toresko was to be prime Minister when Ozark Country was to be returned to the Kingdom of Saxony. The Kingdom of Saxony, although was in danger. German Nationalism was occurring throughout the 2 German Nations. Monarchist Rebellions occurred throughout the two nations.

In 1833, the Treaty of Union occurred to create the Kingdom of Germany as a federal union of monarchies under the lead of Saxony.

The Ozark Country was returned later in 1833, and Hungary returned to normalcy.

In 1838, Minarchist Laslos Staleiban of Lajogy was elected. In 1850, Souverainist Stefano Alegogy Of Tolkálló was elected. In 1851, High King Tamás died and High Queen Giuliána of Tömajsa was crowned Queen.

The Souverainist Regime wanted to end the Protectorship of Hungary, although talks of Dominion in America concerned the Hungarians. If an independent country, completely independent besides a common monarch could try to colonise Hungary.

Personally, Alegogy wanted an independent and isolated Hungary, but did not want to be attacked by the colonist. In 1853, Alaska and Cascadia was bought from Siberia to the British. The British owned south to the Klamath River, to the Arctic Ocean and east to Cape Cod. The British controlled OTL Canada (outside of Hungary Territory), OTL Oregon Country, and east of the Oregon Country to the Missouri. They still held OTL New England. They had 22 Colonies in their northern colonies. The Koreans colonies owned OTL California, Baja California, and parts of Nevada.

Bulgaria owned most of Northern Mexico and the rest of Nevada, and most of Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico.

Sweden eventually colonised Nebraska, Kansas, and parts of Oklahoma, and is allowed access to those areas.

In 1862, Cavalier Giorgio Latesuba of Tolkálló was elected. Cavaliers took hold of Tolkálló solidly and rose in power. The 9 Parties: Tories, Whigs, Cavaliers, Royalists Moonlights, Frosts, Libertarians, Minarchists, Conservatives, begun to hold traditional seats as the Souverainist, Nocturnals and Conspirators held seats in the Market Towns and some areas.

Parliament became divided, with no clear majority although bipartisanship or multi partisanship began to become a tradition in Parliament.

In 1870, the British North America Act was passed. 23 Dominions (Separate Entities with the same monarch as the UK: 1. Virginia, 2. Hudson, 3. New Hampshire, 4. Massachusetts, 5. Isle of Wight, 6. New Ireland, 7. Connecticut, 8. Somerset, 9. Dorset, 10. Dorchester, 11. Nottinghamshire, 12. Ontario, 13. Prince Edward Island, 14. New Brunswick, 15. Nova Scotia, 16. Labrador, 17. Newfoundland, 18. Alaska, 19. Cascadia, 20. Oregon, 21. Winchestershire, 22. Frostbine.

In 1871, Sweden, Bulgaria, Germany, Italy, Pannonia, and all other colonial entities freed their colonies as well, like the British Model. Hungary did not like this at all. The British Commonwealth was established in Winchester with the Virginian Declaration, declaring an alliance between the British and the Dominions in America (including South American Colonies, Oceania)

The British Commonwealth, and Italian and Pannonian Dominions were added to the Winchester Pact. Hungary and Somerset (which was on the western shores of the Hudson Bay), which Capital is at Idgrod’s Folly, had a special alliance, because Hungary was allowed complete access.

The Condominium of Idgrod’s Folly was established in the Concurrent Laws in Idgrod’s Folly Act of 1871. It created a Condominium in Idgrod’s Folly, where the city would be sovereign within Somerset, but would be in Hungarian Control, where the Hungarian Royal Navy would be stationed, and Idgrod Havencromb Memorial Turnpike would be In Hungarian Access.

The Hungarian Navy, which was previously on the Mississippi and Missouri, was partially moved to Idgrod’s Folly, which had 25K Hungarians.



In 1874, Royalist Angelico Valeryi of Sajobóny was elected. In 1876, High Queen Giuliana died and High King Tamás XII of Tömajsa was crowned King.

Back in 1816, the 1000th anniversary of the establishment of the Kingdom of Hungary was celebrated with grand soirées and parties across the country.

Throughout the country, the relatively rural country began to build itself up. Many new large rococo, Elizabethan-Tudor (or whatever its equivalent would be) and baroque estates and buildings would be built across the country.

Tea is a major part of Hungary. Teapots would be very expensive, with floral and scenery being painted on teapots which showed class and every family had them. Portraits and paintings were preferred over Photographs.

Traditionally, Thárkveléy and the other 6 capitals were the only major settlements, but many more large cities began to be built up.

Tall buildings were built in the traditional Baroque and Rococo styles, getting taller with Hungary developing further.

In 1886, Nocturnal Matyás Alorna of Várrog was elected following the merge of the Nocturnals, Souverainists, and Conspirators. In 1898, Frost Dávid Tryelsi of Lajogy was elected. In 1910, Moonlight Concetta Alyrtagy Of Körcika was elected.

As global tensions rose, the kingdom was in a good position. It remained United and powerful, ready for anything to come its way.

 

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Chapter Thirteen

1910-Present

Modern Era

By 1910, Europe controlled Africa, Oceania, and All of the Americas (besides Hungary). France had reunified, as a republic. Denmark, Portugal, Castile, Croatia, and Muscovy were poor and vengeful.

Their Alliance, named the League of Europe, disliked the Winchester Pact and the Covenant of Capua.

French Irredentism was a major political affiliation in France, who wanted Alsace, Lorraine, Normandy, and Brittany, even though all of them had -25% French Ethnicity.

In 1912, a French National, Jean Loraux shot German King Frederick Augustus III of Saxony. Princess Kathryn Succeeded him.

The French President Marc DeLeneoux said that Loraux and his actions were brave, patriotic, and admirable. Germany in response declared war on France. The Winchester Pact and the Covenant of Capua supported Germany, with France gaining their allies.

Hungary was unbothered by the global war. They sent troops to Europe and Africa, but was largely uninterested in the war.

In 1916, The War Ended with the Treaty of Nottingham.

In 1918, the Ginseng and Honey Boom began with Lajogy and southern Thárkveléy and Körcika having thousands of ginseng and honey being produced.

By 1920 and Turmoil in China, Hungary became the biggest producer of Honey and Ginseng in the world. In 1922, The Revolutions of 1922 took place, making many countries in Europe (France, Portugal, Galicia, Castile, Denmark, Serbia, Croatia, And Muscovy) communist.

Hungary, had full suffrage and equality for all ethnicities and genders. The country remained loyal and Catholic, and very religious.

In 1918, High King Tamás XII died and High Queen Marylynn of Tömajsa was crowned Queen.

In 1922, Cavalier Giovanni Dlotsio Of Tolkálló was elected.

Hungary allocated millions of Pounds (The Hungarian Currency, adopted in 1611) to the Ministry of Turnpikes and Pathways to create the High Queen Marylynn Interprovince System, which was to be a tiered list of types of roads connecting the Country.

Interprovinces are high speed divided highways, that are limited access, and would also be known as motorways. The symbol is an orange square with the number written in the new Hungarian Motorway Gothic (Highway Gothic). North-South Routes are odd numbers, and East-West are even numbers.

Hungary Routes, also known as Sovereign Routes are regular roads, although can be raised to freeway standards. They go through several provinces, and are in federal hands. The route shield was an orange circle. They, like everything were numbered like the Interprovinces.

Provincial, County, and Shire routes were in possession of what division they were in, and were usually main roads or freeway level roads.

In the interwar period, Hungary remained developing, and quiet. In 1934, Tory Salvatore Alitshi of Tolkálló was elected. In 1941, France began an invasion of Britain with its allies. Britain was Defended by its allies. Hungary sent troops over to the power struggle, and in 1945, the British won the war.

Hungary wasn’t involved, despite the maliciousness of the French.

Hungary, despite its traditionalness, was a hotbed for aviation and automobile development. Many new airports were built throughout the country, with many new airlines, Royal Hungary Airlines, Cardinal Airlines, Honeybee Air, Elk Airways, And St Tamás Airlines among them, being created and headquartered in Hungary. Many other car companies and airlines were headquartered in Hungary.

In the Post War Era, Hungary stopped developing and liberalising, staying at stalemate. They did develop their airports and automobiles.

The country’s black population continued to slowly grow with the Civil Rights Movement taking off in Southern Dominions with many departing to Hungary, creating their own culture which quickly blended in Hungary. Specifically, music was completely Made from black immigrants, with R&B and Soul being mainstream popular music.

In 1946, Cavalier Giuliana Chen of Tolkálló was elected. In 1947, Queen Marylynn died and High King Lorens of Körcika was crowned king. In 1957, at the age of 16, High King Tamás XIII of Tömajsa was crowned High King.

Throughout the 1950s, many Koreans and Eastern Asians migrated to Hungary.

In 1958, Whig Francesco Plortesyi of Várrog was elected. In 1961, The Hungarian Protectorate (Technically a Protected State) ended in the Treaty of Thárkveléy.

Hungary, despite its previously liberal aspects, was considered Stuck in the past. Culturally, the country remained in the 18th century, although it was accepting and free when it came to gender or race. Homosexuality was punishable by death, and at least was to be sentenced to life in prison.

In 1970, Moonlight Dávide Copelsyo of Torkeö was elected.

Throughout the 70s, the Country developed its airports more with larger and more expensive airports being built or renovated.

In 1982, Cavalier Virginia Audelagy of Tömajsa was elected. In 1994, Tory Niccoló Mortest of Tömajsa was elected. In 2006, Royalist Tóbiás Agelogy of Várrog was elected. In 2018, Tory Giuliana Bletogy of Tolkálló was elected.

In 2020, When COVID hit, the country was in complete lockdown.

In 2022, the state was completely Catholic. Atheism was very rare. Some Buddhist and traditional Korean religions were minorities, but in the 2020 census, there were only less than 1,000 atheists.

The country was almost entirely Hungarian, although significant minorities did exist in the Koreans, African Hungarians, and other East Asians.

The country was accepting of all ethnicities and genders, but homosexuality in any way was commonly a crime for execution, but sometimes it was the minor sentence of life or eviction.

The country was very conservative, but soft and romantic. Rococo and old styles were still in use.

The country was in a good neutral position, with the Winchester Pact still in use. The High King was still Tamás XIII, and Bletogy was still Prime Minister.

The End