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After internal conflicts intensified and instability grew, RoseBrugs proclaimed independence from Britain as Wales. Maple and Seranil later proclaimed independence as the Danish North Sea Empire. Quebec also left the Commonwealth as many towns in Britain either joined Wales or Denmark. Wales later allied France, which settled in Ulster and made an administration in Scotland.

The next day (13 March), Ireland was founded by Lord Riley and both Connaught and Stornoway joined Ireland later on. A few hours later, Denmark, Ireland, Norway, Scotland and Sweden announced the formation of the Second North Sea Empire- which, unlike it's predecessor, is highly de-centralised and is more of an alliance to combat the non-Accordo forces of Wales and the Norfolk invaders.

The next day (13 March), Ireland was founded by Lord Riley and both Connaught and Stornoway joined Ireland later on. Quebec in its announcement said that, although they are no longer in the commonwealth, they will still fight on Britain's side against the seceding nations.

A few hours later, Denmark, Ireland, Norway, Scotland and Sweden announced the formation of the Second North Sea Empire- which, unlike it's predecessor, is highly de-centralised and is more of a defence alliance to combat the non-Accordo forces of Wales and the Norfolk invaders, rather than a meganation. Meanwhile, the Archbishop of Vienna and the religious figurehead of the [[St. Stephen's Church|German Confederation's church]] formed the josephinist Diocese of Norwich for the newly claimed GC land in Britain. A few other nations also left the Commonwealth by the 14th.

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 After internal conflicts intensified and instability grew, RoseBrugs proclaimed independence from Britain as Wales. Maple and Seranil later proclaimed independence as the Danish North Sea Empire. Quebec also left the Commonwealth as many towns in Britain either joined Wales or Denmark. Wales later allied France, which settled in Ulster and made an administration in Scotland.
-The next day (13 March), Ireland was founded by Lord Riley and both Connaught and Stornoway joined Ireland later on. A few hours later, Denmark, Ireland, Norway, Scotland and Sweden announced the formation of the Second North Sea Empire- which, unlike it's predecessor, is highly de-centralised and is more of an alliance to combat the non-Accordo forces of Wales and the Norfolk invaders.
+The next day (13 March), Ireland was founded by Lord Riley and both Connaught and Stornoway joined Ireland later on. Quebec in its announcement said that, although they are no longer in the commonwealth, they will still fight on Britain's side against the seceding nations.
+A few hours later, Denmark, Ireland, Norway, Scotland and Sweden announced the formation of the Second North Sea Empire- which, unlike it's predecessor, is highly de-centralised and is more of a defence alliance to combat the non-Accordo forces of Wales and the Norfolk invaders, rather than a meganation. Meanwhile, the Archbishop of Vienna and the religious figurehead of the [[St. Stephen's Church|German Confederation's church]] formed the josephinist Diocese of Norwich for the newly claimed GC land in Britain. A few other nations also left the Commonwealth by the 14th.
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