Kingdom of Adwinia

Kingdom of Adwhin Königreich Adwhin (Hesurian)
1710–1924
Flag Coat of arms
Anthem: Hymne des Wilhelminus Saint William's Hymn
The Kingdom of Adwhin within the Mascyllary Kingdom
Capital	Breisgau
Common languages	Hesurian (official)
Government	Absolute monarchy (until 1793) Constitutional monarchy (from 1794)
King
• 1710–1725 (first)	Albert I
• 1891–1923 (last)	Theodor VII
Legislature	Landtag
• Upper house	Kammer der Herren
• Lower house	Kammer des Volkes
Historical era	Early modern period – Interwar period
• Treaty of Karlsburg	1710
• Coronation of Albert I	1 August 1710
• Law of Adwhin adopted	22 February 1775
• Battle of Auserburg	24 June 1786
• Personal union with Holnia	1787-1793
• Unification of Mascylla	23 May 1793
• Abdication of Theodor VII	12 September 1923
• End of the Mascyllary Revolution	26 January 1924 1924
Currency	Golden 1710-1791 Reichsthaler 1791-1793 Karning 1794-1923
Preceded by Succeeded by Electorate of Adwhin Bishopric of Großbeeren Duchy of Phalagay Crowned Republic of Mascylla State of Adwhin
Today part of	Mascylla

The Kingdom of Adwhin (Hesurian: Königreich Adwhin) was a sovereign state and Mascyllary kingdom that succeeded the powerful Electorate of Adwhin with the merger of the Duchy of Phalagay in 1710 and continued to play a major role in Mascyllary politics until 1923. Afetr the Treaty of Karlsburg that formalized the unification of both states, Albert I of Adwhin was proclaimed King in Breisgau on 1 August 1710. The territorial extent of Adwhin encompassed the Electorate of Adwhin, numerous secularised territories, the Bishopric of Großbeeren and parts of Gothia and Mernia. While the kingdom was federal in theory, Adwhin and the Sohlnar monarchy dominated its policies and ruled throughout its existance.

With a gradual interest in expansionism and imperialism, combined with the ambitions to unify Mascylla under Adwhinish rule, it sought to contain its main rival, the Kingdom of Aldia through much of the 18th century after it had ended political cooperation with the weakening Cuthish Empire. Escalating actions by both parties ultimately culminated into the War of the Five Kings which was a decisive blow to the Adwhin monarchy, being forced to resign from its power status and surrendering its sovereignty to the Mascyllary Kingdom in 1793. It continued to exist until 1923, when its last king Theodor VII was forced to abdicate and seek exile in Rovina following pressure by the Mascyllary Revolution after the Great War. With the establishment of the short-lived Adwhinish Republic and finally State of Adwhin under the Crowned Republic of Mascylla, Adwhin was organized at last into a parliamentary democracy.