Kingdom of England

Not to be confused with the modern day England.The Kingdom of England (Anglo Saxon: Cynerīce of Angelcynn) was a country of the British isles on the planet Earth.

It was located between it's two greatest rivals, Scotland and Wales. The 3 countries would eventually merge into The United Kingdom in 1707.

England was known as a nation of subterranean mole creatures who took vague human form and claimed the surface for their own, inadvertently causing the creation of both it's neighbour states.

History
In the 5th century, the Romans suddenly vanished from the British isles. They had occupied the islands for the last 700 years, keeping the Welsh in pens and collecting taxes from them.

The awakening
At the time the only people who lived on the isles were the Welsh. that was until the early 500s when the stunted mole like creatures known as Anglo Saxons left their subterranean tunnel cities and crawled out onto the surface.

For 400 years the Anglo Saxons would fight among themselves for control of England. Forming petty Kingdoms in attempts to dominate the landscape

The main Kingdoms were those of Northumbria, Wessex, Mercia, and some others they didn't mention in Vikings.

England
In 920 AD, King Æthcelbert of Wessex said "Fuck it, I'm just invading all of them" and began his conquest of England.

In 927 AD, King Æthcelbert (known then as "The Farty") conquered Essex and became King of the English. and thus formed The Kingdom of England, with all it's modern counties, save for Cornwall, which was annexed from The Welsh Empire in 1674.

A United Kingdom
in 1707, following a rather embarrassing incident in France, England proposed an emergency declaration of union with Scotland and Wales. the 2 nations begrudgingly agreed, though Scotland secretly needed this union for monetary stability and The Welsh Empire was in no position to say no to England following it's lose to them in the war of 1673.

People
The English evolved from a subterranean mole like species known as Anglo Saxons. they were short and had sparse hair, with long fingers and small dark eyes. Their skin was a pale pink with small brown speckles all over. They were hunched over, making them even shorter than they already were.

By the 1200s, due to interbreeding with the French following their 1066 invasion of the country, the English appeared closer to human, though with many mole like features still present such as their enlarged incisors.