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The Bruxenburgian states remained generally neutral in internal conflict in the Dolch Empire, which is considered the beginning of [[Brux neutrality]]. The states were however on the frontline of external conflict, and would often be subject to invasion by neighbouting powers, notably Lysia in 1677, which left Bruxenburg in Lysian hands for nearly a decade whilst the war was baing raged. In this time Lysian settlers arrived in large numbers, moving primarily to the fertile north of the country, where they would later form the [[Alzi people]]. | The Bruxenburgian states remained generally neutral in internal conflict in the Dolch Empire, which is considered the beginning of [[Brux neutrality]]. The states were however on the frontline of external conflict, and would often be subject to invasion by neighbouting powers, notably Lysia in 1677, which left Bruxenburg in Lysian hands for nearly a decade whilst the war was baing raged. In this time Lysian settlers arrived in large numbers, moving primarily to the fertile north of the country, where they would later form the [[Alzi people]]. | ||
[[File:Emanuel de Witte - De binnenplaats van de beurs te Amsterdam.jpg|thumb|Leintwerp became a global centre of finance and trade, and hosted one of the wurld’s first stock exchanges. ]] | |||
In the 19th century Bruxenburg went through a golden age of culture and trade, becoming one of the richest regions in the empire. Artists, scientists and merchants travelled from around the Wurld to Bruxenburg's cities to partake in this renaissance, bringing new ideas about society, art, economics, astrology and politics. This created a rift between Bruxenburg and the Dolch government, and this was deepened when Brux rulers and merchants began to circumvent imperial taxes. This resulted in the [[Imperial Inquisition of 1796]] which stripped the Brux nobility of their power by force, and made Bruxenburg the personal domain of the emperor as an Imperial Territory. This deeply upset the population as well as many foreign nations which had close economic and personal ties with the region, and lead to pro-independence sentiment spreading increasingly fast. | In the 19th century Bruxenburg went through a golden age of culture and trade, becoming one of the richest regions in the empire. Artists, scientists and merchants travelled from around the Wurld to Bruxenburg's cities to partake in this renaissance, bringing new ideas about society, art, economics, astrology and politics. This created a rift between Bruxenburg and the Dolch government, and this was deepened when Brux rulers and merchants began to circumvent imperial taxes. This resulted in the [[Imperial Inquisition of 1796]] which stripped the Brux nobility of their power by force, and made Bruxenburg the personal domain of the emperor as an Imperial Territory. This deeply upset the population as well as many foreign nations which had close economic and personal ties with the region, and lead to pro-independence sentiment spreading increasingly fast. | ||
===Brux Revolution and Republic=== | ===Brux Revolution and Republic=== | ||
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Kingdom of Bruxenburg | |
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 Flag
 Coat of arms
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| Capital | Leintwerp |
| Official languages | Brux Dolch Alzi |
| Government | |
| Cornelia II | |
• Prime Minister | Julius De Waal |
| Legislature | Parliament |
| House of Lords | |
| House of the Commons | |
| Population | |
• Estimate | 8,340,000 |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Total | 357,802,680 |
• Per capita | 42,902 |
| Calling code | +84 |
Bruxenburg, or the Kingdom of Bruxenburg, commonly referred to as just Brux, is a country in east Argis. It borders Delamaria to the east, Velaheria to the west and the Adlantic Ocean to the south. A small country, Bruxenburg has a population of 8.3 million as of 2021. The capital of Bruxenburg is the city of Leintwerp which is also the largest city in the country, followed by Gheige, Harngue and Allenzollern. Bruxenburg is made up of two historically and culturally distinct regions, the largest being the Brux speaking south known as Hohenbrux, and the other being the Alzi speaking region of Alzerzollern, the descendants of early Lysian settlers who were eventually forced to migrate north.
Bruxenburg was founded in 1807 following the Brux Revolution, having gained independence from the Dolch Empire. From 1798 Bruxenburg was an Imperial Territory of the Dolch, after its native Brux rulers were ousted in the Imperial Inquisition of 1796. This created a lot of tension between Schlammburg and Bruxenburg, culminating in popular uprisings in the early 1800s and the eventual revolution. In 1808 the Brux Republic was declared in Gheige, leading to mixed feelings from the local powers, Labradoria had been supportive of Brux Independence from Dolchland, however a new nation with republican ideals nearby wasnt in the Labradorian Crown's interests, having republican problems of their own, the Dolch also had similar sentiments, and therefore in 1811 Labradoria and Dolchland invaded the Brux republic and instated a monarch. The first monarch, King George I, was of Dolch heritage, however he was Labradorian educated, and deemed a follower of Labradorian ideas of monarchy.
The country is a semi-constitutional monarchy led by Queen Cornelia II and the appointed Prime Minister Julius De Waal. The country does have an elected House of Commons, however the Prime Minister is selected from the House of Lords, and elected officials only ever serve ministerial roles.
The Alzi language and culture has declined in recent decades, though still retaining its status as the Primary Official Language of Alzerzollern, it declined from being 68% of Alzerzollern residents first language in 1970 to only 31% in 2015. The most widely spoken languages in Bruxenburg are Brux, Anglish, Alzi and Dolch.
History
Settlement
Initial Dolchic settlement of Bruxenburg is believed to have begun in 700 AD, whereby Dolch settlers and invaders, predominently from Wurveria and Bessen-Katzenelm, pushed out the native peoples as a part of the first expansion of the Dolch Empire. The region was sparsely populated and the availability of land prompted Variotic settlers to migrate to Bruxenburg in around 1000. The Variots soon became distinct from their Alharun brothers and the Brux culture, as it is known today, came into existance.
Dolch Empire
Initially Bruxenburg was an unorganised region, composed of marcher baronies and counties who swore fielty directly to the Dolch emperor. In 1366 Emperor Emperorname decided to sell titles in the Brux region to raise money for his conquests, this lead to the ruling class of Bruxenburg being composed more of Brux people, former merchants and farmers who had bought their nobility, than the previously Dolch aristocracy.
The Bruxenburgian states remained generally neutral in internal conflict in the Dolch Empire, which is considered the beginning of Brux neutrality. The states were however on the frontline of external conflict, and would often be subject to invasion by neighbouting powers, notably Lysia in 1677, which left Bruxenburg in Lysian hands for nearly a decade whilst the war was baing raged. In this time Lysian settlers arrived in large numbers, moving primarily to the fertile north of the country, where they would later form the Alzi people.
In the 19th century Bruxenburg went through a golden age of culture and trade, becoming one of the richest regions in the empire. Artists, scientists and merchants travelled from around the Wurld to Bruxenburg's cities to partake in this renaissance, bringing new ideas about society, art, economics, astrology and politics. This created a rift between Bruxenburg and the Dolch government, and this was deepened when Brux rulers and merchants began to circumvent imperial taxes. This resulted in the Imperial Inquisition of 1796 which stripped the Brux nobility of their power by force, and made Bruxenburg the personal domain of the emperor as an Imperial Territory. This deeply upset the population as well as many foreign nations which had close economic and personal ties with the region, and lead to pro-independence sentiment spreading increasingly fast.