Kingdom of Grenedene

The Kingdom of Grenedene (Grenedeneish: An Cyningtūm Grenedene / An Cyninᵹꞇūm Ᵹꞃeneꝺene), also referred to as The Kingdom of Greenvale, Royal Grenedene, or simply Grenedene, was the period of Grenedeneish History from 1475 until 1938 where two successive monarchies maintained nominal control over the vast majority of Grenedene and Tyrdene. This period came to an end in 1938 with the flight of the House of Muire to Saesland during the Poppy Revolutions, bringing an end to over 400 years of monarchy in Grenedene, and replacing it with the Peoples Republic of Grenedene, which has existed since.

From its foundation during the period of Grenedeneish Unification, where the Kingdom under the rule of Sæn dal Carrick of Westsoux was brought under control through a mix of political union, war, and the destruction of a foreign enemy, giving him control over the two tribes of Grenedene, the Grenedeneish people and the Tyrdeneish people, who largely fell under the rule of the nation, as well as the House of Carrick, which would continue until the Deposition of the Carrick Monarchy in 1658, which happened as a results of the misrule of King Sæn III which ruled the Kingdom of Grenedene at the time, and who had tried to enforce the state religion upon the Tyrdeneish, and also had maintained a disastrous trade policy, which would result in its replacement with the rule of the House of Muire, under Muire dal Cassian, otherwise known as Muire I of Grenedene.

The nation changed rapidly around the time of the industrial revolution, with the population growing eight times its pre-industrial level in the 100 years which had passed, however this period made the class divide in the nation massively more visible, and by 1916, massive scale protests had broken out, seeking the foundation of truly representative parliament in the houses of the Parliament of the Kingdom of Grenedene, however action against the government did not stop, as in 1928, the First Poppy Revolution began, forcing an even more equal parliament and instating suffrage for all, then the Second Poppy Revolution, which targeted the lords and sought rights for the Tyrdeneish, and then the Third Poppy Revolution, which finally began as a result of the last straw being pulled in terms of a massacre of socialist leaders in the capital at Eagorm.

In 1938, the Kingdom of Grenedene fell to the Revolutionaries, although royalist forces continued fighting until 1939 in some parts of the country.

Background
The Tyrdeneish Kingdoms were the entities of Tyrdene which ruled as independent state entities within the area now known as Tyrdene, they spoke Tyrtongue and followed Tyrdeneish Law, these Kingdom's were ran by the Tyrdeneish Clans who themselves had small families that formed them known as, these people were in a constant state of conflict with each other over the title High King of Tyrdene, as well as with foreigners over their own independence, with a constantly moving power struggle over the Roch an Ben Bothan, which held a important political, cultural, and religious role in Tyrdene.

The Greenvalic Invasions was a period of massive change, the Greenvalic people, a seafaring people of a rather muddled background. Seemingly coming from Saesish roots, the Greenvalic People invaded the Tyrdeneish area, naming their chunk of it Grenedene, they immediately took over much of the coastal area with a more advanced tactical awareness for fighting and a similar ferocity to the Tyrdeneish, who engaged in several wars with the other which resulted in very little changes other than weakening the entire area.

The Grenedeneish Thegnes and Tyrdenish Iarla were both subject to an almost immediate invasion, and a longstanding period of conquering, where the area traded hands several times prior to the 1470's, the first invasion by [NATION] resulted in the capture of almost all cities and towns which had been developed over the past centuries other than the Roch an Ben Bothan, and from that point the Grenedeneish and Tyrdeneish Thegnes and Iarla were effectively forced under the same rule and monarchs, and adopted many customs, phrases, and parts of their identity in order to stay afloat in a constantly changing world.

The Nation was brought under dominant Grenedeneish rule primarily by the use of a common enemy which brought the Grenedeneish and Tyrdeneish together, the invaders from [INSERT INVADER], who were seen as the most important and valid threat who needed unity to destroy, and proved to be an enemy which was possible to drive from Grenedene, the people therefore united

After the collapse of several nations which had taken Grenedene, the area split along ethnic lines, the Tyrdeneish ethnic community split into the 4 Tyrdeneish Kingdoms, Tyrtuaisceart, Tyrmeá, Tyrfianna, and Teorainntheas, all of which were regions ruled by Over-Kings who were heavily respected members of there communities, while the Grenedeneish areas split into 5 Grenedeneish Kingdoms forming in the vale, Ēastsoux, Westsoux, Carricia, Suðsoux, and Cāseresoux, all of which were major areas headed by Petty King's who were backed by their Thegnes, these communities tended to be dominated by the largest Kingdom, Westsoux, which had been under the control of the foreign Norþman dynasty until the early 1400's, where it was usurped by the House of Carrick, native family of Grenedene that had aspirations for immense control over the entire region.

By the year 1475, tensions were high, and the entire region was feeling threatened due to outside interference in the internal affairs of much of the nations, the Grenedenish Lords, with their own capabilities, as well as some Tyrdenish Lords who rebelled from the main group who stood against any unification, worked together to establish a Kingdom independent of foreign Rule, known as the Cyningtūm Grenedene, under their first Monarch, Sæn dal Carrick, who was the conquering lord who brought Westsoux, Suðsoux, and Cāseresoux, under his rule with a mix of force and peaceful mechanics primarily using succession, and was selected due to his skill, and his prowess, this King, known as An Fannerthegne in his own country, and known by the anglicized name John of Carrick to much of the rest of the world.