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Rome, officially the Principality of Rome is a colony of the Empire of Lech. It shares a land border with the Empire of Lech and is the only colony that does such. The colonies' capital is Rome, and it includes the Vatican as a part of its territory. | Rome, officially the Principality of Rome is a colony of the [[Lech|Empire of Lech]]. It shares a land border with the Empire of Lech and is the only colony that does such. The colonies' capital is Rome, and it includes the [[Vatican City]] as a part of its territory. | ||
== Etymology == | == Etymology == | ||
Rome comes from the Italian capital of Rome, and was chosen due to it's proximity to the Vatican. | Rome comes from the Italian capital of Rome, and was chosen due to it's proximity to the Vatican City. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
=== Prince Regnant Romanov === | === Prince Regnant Romanov === | ||
[[File:Image3.png|thumb|Nicholas Romanov II being handed the Roman Crown in order to crown himself as the Prince of Rome.]] | [[File:Image3.png|thumb|Nicholas Romanov II being handed the Roman Crown in order to crown himself as the Prince of Rome.]] | ||
[[File:Image4.png|thumb|Nicholas Romanov II after coronating himself at St. Peters Basilica.]] | [[File:Image4.png|thumb|Nicholas Romanov II after coronating himself at St. Peters Basilica.]] | ||
Nicholas Romanov II was the successor to the Roman throne after the abdication of Prince Sobieski. Nicholas Romanov II had been a member of Holy See since the creation of Malta, and worked in Rome since the return of Maximilian Sobieski. Nicholas Romanov II held a coronation ceremony for himself as a form of protest against the Lech government, who had recently turned Rome into a puppet state. Rome was almost granted independence by King Squid of Lech until Vindex intervened and prevented Rome from becoming a nation once again. Soon after this, Prince Romanov II was forced to abdicate from the throne, and | [[Nicholas Romanov II]] was the successor to the Roman throne after the abdication of Prince [[Sobieski]]. Nicholas Romanov II had been a member of Holy See since the creation of [[Malta]], and worked in Rome since the return of Maximilian Sobieski. Nicholas Romanov II held a coronation ceremony for himself as a form of protest against the Lech government, who had recently turned Rome into a puppet state. Rome was almost granted independence by King [[Squid Fuspris|Squid]] of Lech until [[Vindex Nation]] intervened and prevented Rome from becoming a nation once again. Soon after this, Prince Romanov II was forced to abdicate from the throne, and Prince [[Carlo]] took his place. | ||
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Rome, officially the Principality of Rome is a colony of the Empire of Lech. It shares a land border with the Empire of Lech and is the only colony that does such. The colonies' capital is Rome, and it includes the Vatican City as a part of its territory.
Etymology
Rome comes from the Italian capital of Rome, and was chosen due to it's proximity to the Vatican City.
History
Prince Regnant Romanov
Nicholas Romanov II was the successor to the Roman throne after the abdication of Prince Sobieski. Nicholas Romanov II had been a member of Holy See since the creation of Malta, and worked in Rome since the return of Maximilian Sobieski. Nicholas Romanov II held a coronation ceremony for himself as a form of protest against the Lech government, who had recently turned Rome into a puppet state. Rome was almost granted independence by King Squid of Lech until Vindex Nation intervened and prevented Rome from becoming a nation once again. Soon after this, Prince Romanov II was forced to abdicate from the throne, and Prince Carlo took his place.
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