The Anglistorian Isles

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((Disclaimer: This page addresses the individual histories of the islands that constitute the Anglistorian Empire, rather than the actual Anglistorian Empire itself))

The Anglistorian Isles are an island chain located in the Northern Easterlands, consisting of several larger islands, each having a separate cultural identity, with a plethora of smaller islands.

The islands are divided into three major cultural regions: The Angles in the South and East, The Eddvals in the North, and the Celta in the East. These three regions form Anglia, Eddvalia, and Celtasia, the three regions of Anglistoria.

The Anglistorian Isles were only unified when the House of Loustau was exiled to the largely uncovered region with their two thousand bannermen. Using their diplomatic skills, and in some cases- superior weaponry, the islands were brought into submission under the rule of King Richard I.

Overview and Introduction
The oldest ethnic group on the islands are the Celta people, who first settled there as tribesmen, guided with the aid of Sea Elves. On the islands of Celtasia, there is a large population of Wood Elves, represented by the Archdruid- Farillon Ivythorn. The Celta were ruled over a triad of rulers: King Finchad Mac Geargáin, King Tasgal MacCathain, and King Gwydion Rhoderick.

After the Celta, there are the Angles of Anglia. The Angles are the descendants of Teutonic settlers who came to the Anglistorian Isles when their own lands in Teutonia were flooded. The Angles pillaged the Celta settlers, who were only able to defend their lands against the far stronger Angles with aid from the Wood Elves. The Angles were ruled over by King Alfgar of Tondhere during their conquests.

The Eddvals of Eddvalia are descended from Jutlanders  who invaded the Anglistorian Isles in a series of raids and pillaging. The Eddvals often fought the Anglia for control of the islands, as the Wood Elves defended the realm of Celtasia. The Eddvals were led by King Eirik Olafson during their conquests.

While these ethnic groups still remain in the Anglistorian Isles, they often band together to call themselves, "Anglistorians." In every one of these regions, Anglistorian Common is spoken among citizens, while the native languages are reserved for the courts of houses that trace their roots back to these settlers. Eddvalian, Anglian, and Celtan are all languages that are retained in the regions however.

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