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Loved by his people, hated by other leaders, and was banned on September 15.
Loved by his people, hated by other leaders, and was banned on September 15.


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== History ==
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* Joined the server on June 18
* Joined PineAppleHaven
* Creation of the town WalkingKing
* The town WalkingKing changed name to Golden State
 
* Battles against Israeli town Cairo
<nowiki>**</nowiki> Creation of Egyptian Coalation<nowiki/><nowiki/>[[Category:Players]]

Revision as of 22:36, 15 September 2017

TheWalkingKing was a player on EarthMC

When he started on the server, he first wanted to make a town on the unclaimed Indonesian island Sulawesi.

He later got recruited to PineAppleHaven, where he collected enough gold to make a town.

His first town was located in south-east Egypt, and was first called WalkingKing but later got renamed to Golden State.

TheWalkingKing was growing fast in Golden State, and then became co-leader in Egypt.

On August 13 2017, he decided to disband Golden State and moved to Cairo to become the leader of Egypt.

During the first days in the world politics, he decided to reclaim the ruins of ancient towns and make it functional again.

TheWalkingKing was the Egyptian Pharaoh during the Egyptian crisis, wich made him hated in some parts of the world. He was also the mastermind behind the Egyptian population growth, wich made Egypt the 2nd largest country by population in the world.

He was mostly famous in Egypt because he ended the Egyptian internal crisis, and made Egypt one of the major nations on the server.

Loved by his people, hated by other leaders, and was banned on September 15.

History

  • Joined the server on June 18
  • Joined PineAppleHaven
  • Creation of the town WalkingKing
  • The town WalkingKing changed name to Golden State
  • Battles against Israeli town Cairo

** Creation of Egyptian Coalation