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The [[Riamese Empire]] is a former nation, predecessor to the modern state of [[Riamo]], which encompasses the country's history since the consolidation of the Grandkingdom of Riamo, to the [[Riamo#Federation|Federalization Period]]. | The [[Riamese Empire]] is a former nation, predecessor to the modern state of [[Riamo]], which encompasses the country's history since the consolidation of the Grandkingdom of Riamo, to the [[Riamo#Federation|Federalization Period]]. | ||
==Colonies== | |||
Upon the creation of the Riamese Empire off of the [[Grandkingdom of Riamo]], Queen Mary I soon started aknowledging the economical importance overseas territories could bring with them. Having taken part in a handful of guilds in Watergate city, she soon started talking with explorers, some of which would later be hired for the West India Company. | |||
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Empire of Riamo | |
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 Flag | |
| Motto: "Rule thie wafers" "Rule the waves" | |
| Capital | Watergate |
| Official languages | Common |
| Demonym(s) | Riamese |
| Government | Parliamentary Monarchy |
The Riamese Empire is a former nation, predecessor to the modern state of Riamo, which encompasses the country's history since the consolidation of the Grandkingdom of Riamo, to the Federalization Period.
Colonies
Upon the creation of the Riamese Empire off of the Grandkingdom of Riamo, Queen Mary I soon started aknowledging the economical importance overseas territories could bring with them. Having taken part in a handful of guilds in Watergate city, she soon started talking with explorers, some of which would later be hired for the West India Company.