The Great Kingdom of Hungary. #9555818
Description
The Kingdom of Hungary is one of the largest monarchies in Central Europe Ruled by King Sigismund. After the Great War against the Cult of Berenziah in which Hungary was nearly Destroyed and would have been if it weren't for the Holy Church of Gold and Steel, The Kingdom began to expand into many other countries within Europe this includes Bohemia, Southern Bavaria, Ukraine, Romania, Italy, and even parts of Mongolia. The King took advantage of the disorder happening in Bohemia to gain greater power for the Kingdom as well as investing in businesses across Europe and the constantly changing trade that went on. In recent times King Sigismund was assassinated by a Cult assassin and the Austrian throne was Usurped by a young nobleman known as Kasparonii. Kasparonii led an army of Bandits to Vienna where he slayed every man who attempted to stop him and had taken his seat on the throne. These are the events that led up to now where the new King must bring order to his kingdom.
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
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| 28 Aug 2026, 02:43 | 4 | first reading |
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Owned by user #161645750 as measured.
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@AzeKnightsonJr — Peasant (rank 1)
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