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The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland''', often called the '''United Kingdom''' or '''UK''', is a country in Northwestern Europe. It includes the island of Great Britain, the Crown Dependency of Cork (known as the Lordship of Ireland), and various overseas territories. The capital and largest city of which is London, with a population of 115. | The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland''', often called the '''United Kingdom''' or '''UK''', is a country in Northwestern Europe. It includes the island of Great Britain, the Crown Dependency of Cork (known as the Lordship of Ireland), and various overseas territories. The capital and largest city of which is London, with a population of 115. | ||
The United Kingdom is an absolute monarchy with a | The United Kingdom is an absolute monarchy with a consultative parliament, ruled by His Majesty King [[Tacitvs]]. | ||
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Following King Tacitvs' accession and his acquisition of the capital, this began a sweeping transformation across the United Kingdom. Towns throughout the realm aligned with the new monarchy, and those opposing the shift were bought out. The former Patriarch of the West Indies, King Tacitvs, re-established and revitalised the Christian identity in the British Isles, including commissioning the reconstruction of the EarthMC Church's British diocese, which had long been defunct. | Following King Tacitvs' accession and his acquisition of the capital, this began a sweeping transformation across the United Kingdom. Towns throughout the realm aligned with the new monarchy, and those opposing the shift were bought out. The former Patriarch of the West Indies, King Tacitvs, re-established and revitalised the Christian identity in the British Isles, including commissioning the reconstruction of the EarthMC Church's British diocese, which had long been defunct. | ||
Since the Revolution, the United Kingdom has grown into the dominant power in the British Isles, unifying more territory than at any prior point in its history. London continues to develop as the Kingdom's capital, and a new constitution granted by the Crown has established the nation | Since the Revolution, the United Kingdom has grown into the dominant power in the British Isles, unifying more territory than at any prior point in its history. London continues to develop as the Kingdom's capital, and a new constitution granted by the Crown has established the nation under a consultative parliamentary system. | ||