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Since the reconquest of Warsaw, Poland has enjoyed a steady growth of both the territory of it and it's activity. On the 11th of August, the nation signed an alliance treaty with the nation of Khazar. Eight days later, the first session of the Polish parliament was held in Katowice (then a Polish town). On the 2nd of September, bound by the alliance treaty with Khazar, Poland declared war on Kushan, and on the same day, the nation joined the FIFA in preparation for the EMC World Cup. The war with Kushan ended on September 7. After the reconquest of Warsaw, the capital was ceremonially transferred on the 24th of September 2022.  

On the 31st of October 2022, King KrisusQ sent an ultimatum to the nation of Silesia (that seceded from Poland in late August 2022), requiring for them to pay a weekly tax and become a Polish puppet state. The King of Silesia, Przaja_Kartoflom, objected to the demands and in consequence, Poland declared war on Silesia on the same day around 19:30 CEST. Major nations, like Khazar (the 9th largest nation) and Yukon, have declared their support for Poland, but ultimately didn't provide any material or human aid. There were a total of four battles, with three of them being small skirmishes. All of the skirmishes and battles were won by the Polish military, with the deciding battle happening on the 5th of November 2022 near the town of Katowice, with a smaller skirmish near Grudziądz. The negotiations with the defeated Silesians are still being conducted.  

The Polish mainland borders Aland, Lithuania, the Russian Empire, the Ukrainian State, Hungary, Silesia and Germany, while the "disconnected" towns border the Netherlands, Norway, Austria-Hungary and Deutschland.

Poland is a monarchy, ruled by King of Poland KrisusQ of the House of Poleszy.  

The Polish Metro System is an underground ice-highway system connecting 22 Polish, Silesian and Mazovian towns. As of now, the metro has 26 different stations, with new lines and stations constantly being constructed. The system greatly improves the quality and time of travel through Poland. There even are plans to construct a metro underneath the Baltic Sea to connect Poland with the Scandinavian Peninsula.