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| native_name                = ''Königreich Adwhin'' <small>({{wp|German language|Hesurian}})</small>
| native_name                = ''Königreich Aduhern'' <small>({{wp|German language|Hesurian}})</small>
{{endplainlist}}
{{endplainlist}}
| conventional_long_name                = Kingdom of Adwhin
| conventional_long_name                = Kingdom of Adwinia
| common_name                = Adwhin
| common_name                = Adwhin
| motto                =  
| motto                =  
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| flag_type                = Flag
| flag_type                = Flag
| image_coat                = Adwhin coa.png
| image_coat                = Adwhin coa.png
| image_map                = [[File:Adwhin in 1794.png|300px]]
| image_map                = [[File:Location map of the Kingdom of Adwhin.png|300px]]
| image_map_caption                = The Kingdom of Adwhin within the [[Mascyllary Kingdom]]
| image_map_caption                = The Kingdom of Adwinia within the [[Mascyllary Kingdom]]
| year_start                = 1710
| year_start                = 1710
| year_end                = 1924
| year_end                = 1924
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| event1                = Coronation of Albert I
| event1                = Coronation of Albert I
| date_event1                = 1 August 1710
| date_event1                = 1 August 1710
| event2                = Law of Adwhin adopted
| event2                = Law of Adwinia adopted
| date_event2                = 22 February 1775
| date_event2                = 22 February 1775
| event3                = Battle of Auserburg
| event3                = Battle of Auserburg
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| event_end                = End of the [[Mascyllary Revolution]]
| event_end                = End of the [[Mascyllary Revolution]]
| date_end                = 26 January 1924
| date_end                = 26 January 1924
| p1                = Duchy of Adwhin
| p1                = Duchy of Adwinia
| p2                = Bishopric of Großbeeren
| p2                = Bishopric of Großbeeren
| p3                = Duchy of Phalagay
| p3                = Duchy of Phalia-Lehpold
| p4                =  
| p4                =  
| p5                =  
| p5                =  
| p6                =  
| p6                =  
| s2                = State of Adwhin
| s2                = State of Adwinia
| s1                = Crowned Republic of Mascylla
| s1                = Crowned Republic of Mascylla
| s3                =  
| s3                =  
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The '''Kingdom of Adwhin''' ({{wp|German language|Hesurian}}: ''Königreich Adwhin'') was a {{wp|sovereign state}} and [[Mascylla|Mascyllary]] {{wp|kingdom}} that succeeded the powerful Duchy of Adwhin with the merger of the Duchy of Phalagay in 1710 and continued to play a major role in Mascyllary politics until 1923. After 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 Duchy of Adwhin, numerous secularised territories, the Bishopric of Großbeeren and parts of Gotia and Mernia. While the kingdom was federal in theory, Adwhin and the Sohlnar monarchy dominated its policies and ruled throughout its existance.
The '''Kingdom of Adwinia''' ({{wp|German language|Hesurian}}: ''Königreich Aduhern'') was a {{wp|sovereign state}} and [[Mascylla|Mascyllary]] {{wp|kingdom}} that succeeded the powerful Duchy of Adwinia with the merger of the Duchy of Phalagay in 1710 and continued to play a major role in Mascyllary politics until 1923. After the Treaty of Karlsburg that formalized the unification of both states, Albert I of Adwinia was proclaimed King in Breisgau on 1 August 1710. The territorial extent of Adwinia encompassed the Duchy of Adwinia, numerous secularised territories, the Bishopric of Großbeeren and parts of Gotia and Mernia. While the kingdom was federal in theory, Adwinia and the Sohlnar monarchy dominated its policies and ruled throughout its existence.


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 [[First Cuthish Empire|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 [[Valimia]] following pressure by the [[Mascyllary Revolution]] after the [[Great War (Aurorum)|Great War]]. With the establishment of the short-lived Adwhinish Republic and finally State of Adwhin under the [[Mascylla|Crowned Republic of Mascylla]], Adwhin was organized at last into a parliamentary democracy.
With a gradual interest in expansionism and imperialism, combined with the ambitions to unify Mascylla under Adwinish 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 [[First Cuthish Empire|Cuthish Empire]]. Escalating actions by both parties ultimately culminated into the [[War of the Five Kings]] which was a decisive blow to the Adwinian 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 [[Valimia]] following pressure by the [[Mascyllary Revolution]] after the [[Great War (Aurorum)|Great War]]. With the establishment of the short-lived Adwinian Republic and finally State of Adwinia under the [[Mascylla|Crowned Republic of Mascylla]], Adwinia was organized at last into a parliamentary democracy.


==History==
==History==
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===Institutional reform and Mascyllary Revolution===
===Institutional reform and Mascyllary Revolution===
==List of Dukes and Kings of Adwhin==
==List of Dukes and Kings of Adwhin==
This list details all ''Dukes'' (1493–1711) and ''Kings of Adwhin'' (1711–1923). Every monarch was a member of the House of Sohlnar, having formed from the Freying, Breisgau and Oberfriedsburg Adwhinish lines with the unification of the respective duchies into the Duchy of Adwhin proper in 1423. In 1711, the Duchy merged with the Duchy of Phalagay after the victorious War of the Phalagay Succession in opposition to Aldian interests, and Duke Albert I proclaimed the ascension to the Kingdom of Adwhin in 1711. The monarchy continued to rule until the ramifications of the 1923 Mascyllary Revolution, seeing Theodor VII forced to abdicate and seeking exile in [[Valimia]].
This list details all ''Dukes'' (1493–1711) and ''Kings of Adwinia'' (1711–1923). Every monarch was a member of the House of Sohlnar, having formed from the Freying, Breisgau and Oberfriedsburg Adwinian lines with the unification of the respective duchies into the Duchy of Adwinia proper in 1423. In 1711, the Duchy merged with the Duchy of Phalagay after the victorious War of the Phalagay Succession in opposition to Aldian interests, and Duke Albert I proclaimed the ascension to the Kingdom of Adwinia in 1711. The monarchy continued to rule until the ramifications of the 1923 Mascyllary Revolution, seeing Theodor VII forced to abdicate and seeking exile in [[Valimia]].


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| '''Theodore Albert IV ''the Pious'''''<br>''Theodor Albert der Gläubige'' || [[File:Albert_IV,_Duke_of_Bavaria,_portrait_by_Barthel_Beham.jpg|100px]] || 15 December 1451 || 1 February 1493 || 14 November 1508<br>(aged 74) || Adwhin-Breisgau
| '''Theodore Albert IV ''the Pious'''''<br>''Theodor Albert der Gläubige'' || [[File:Albert_IV,_Duke_of_Bavaria,_portrait_by_Barthel_Beham.jpg|100px]] || 15 December 1451 || 1 February 1493 || 14 November 1508<br>(aged 74) || Adwhin-Breisgau
|-
|-
| '''William George I'''<br>''Wilhelm Georg'' || [[File:DH-Wilhelm_von_Bayern.jpg|100px]] || 20 March 1474 || 14 November 1508 || 22 April 1516<br>(aged 34) || Adwhin-Breisgau
| '''William George I'''<br>''Wilhelm Georg'' || [[File:DH-Wilhelm_von_Bayern.jpg|100px]] || 20 March 1474 || 14 November 1508 || 22 April 1516<br>(aged 34) || Aduhern-Breisgau
|-
|-
| '''Albert Christian II'''<br>''Albert Christian'' || [[File:Kurfürst_Christian_II._von_Sachsen_(Porträt).jpg|100px]] || 20 April 1475 || 22 April 1516 || 18 October 1545<br>(aged 70) || Adwhin-Breisgau
| '''Albert Christian II'''<br>''Albert Christian'' || [[File:Kurfürst_Christian_II._von_Sachsen_(Porträt).jpg|100px]] || 20 April 1475 || 22 April 1516 || 18 October 1545<br>(aged 70) || Aduhern-Breisgau
|-
|-
| '''John Philip I'''<br>''Johann Philipp'' || [[File:Albrecht_V_Bayern_Jugendbild.jpg|100px]] || 25 January 1526 || 18 October 1545 || 1 July 1594<br>(aged 68) || Adwhin-Breisgau
| '''John Philip I'''<br>''Johann Philipp'' || [[File:Albrecht_V_Bayern_Jugendbild.jpg|100px]] || 25 January 1526 || 18 October 1545 || 1 July 1594<br>(aged 68) || Aduhern-Breisgau
|-
|-
| '''John Frederick IV ''the Wise'''''<br>''Johann Friedrich der Weise'' || [[File:Arolsen_Klebeband_01_171_2.jpg|100px]] || 9 June 1545 || 1 July 1594 || 29 September 1633<br>(aged 88) || Adwhin-Freying
| '''John Frederick IV ''the Wise'''''<br>''Johann Friedrich der Weise'' || [[File:Arolsen_Klebeband_01_171_2.jpg|100px]] || 9 June 1545 || 1 July 1594 || 29 September 1633<br>(aged 88) || Aduhern-Freying
|-
|-
| '''William George II'''<br>''Wilhelm Georg'' || [[File:Ernest_I,_duke_of_Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg.jpg|100px]] || 2 December 1604 || 29 September 1633 || 7 February 1657<br>(aged 52) || Adwhin-Freying
| '''William George II'''<br>''Wilhelm Georg'' || [[File:Ernest_I,_duke_of_Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg.jpg|100px]] || 2 December 1604 || 29 September 1633 || 7 February 1657<br>(aged 52) || Aduhern-Freying
|-
|-
| '''Louis Ernest I'''<br>''Ludwig Ernst'' || [[File:Joachim_von_Sandrart_-_Maximilian_I,_Elector_of_Bavaria.jpg|100px]] || 20 December 1626 || 7 February 1657 || 26 May 1692<br>(aged 65) || Sohlnar
| '''Louis Ernest I'''<br>''Ludwig Ernst'' || [[File:Joachim_von_Sandrart_-_Maximilian_I,_Elector_of_Bavaria.jpg|100px]] || 20 December 1626 || 7 February 1657 || 26 May 1692<br>(aged 65) || Sohlnar
|-
|-
| '''Albert John I ''the Great'''<br>''Albert Johann der Große'' || [[File:Aŭgust_Mocny._Аўгуст_Моцны_(H._Rodakowski,_XIX).jpg|100px]] || 11 June 1660 || 26 May 1692 || 23 March 1725<br>(aged 65) || Sohlnar
| '''Albert John I ''the Great'''''<br>''Albert Johann der Große'' || [[File:Aŭgust_Mocny._Аўгуст_Моцны_(H._Rodakowski,_XIX).jpg|100px]] || 11 June 1660 || 26 May 1692 || 23 March 1725<br>(aged 65) || Sohlnar
|-
|-
| '''Albert John II'''<br>''Albert Johann'' || [[File:August_III_the_Saxon.PNG|100px]] || 19 January 1701 || 23 March 1725 || 5 October 1745<br>(aged 44) || Sohlnar
| '''Albert John II'''<br>''Albert Johann'' || [[File:August_III_the_Saxon.PNG|100px]] || 19 January 1701 || 23 March 1725 || 5 October 1745<br>(aged 44) || Sohlnar
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[[Category:Cuthland-Waldrich]]
[[Category:Cuthland]]
[[Category:Mascylla]]
[[Category:Mascylla]]
[[Category:History of Mascylla]]
[[Category:History of Mascylla]]
[[Category:History of Cuthland-Waldrich]]
[[Category:History of Cuthland-Waldrich]]

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Kingdom of Adwinia
Königreich Aduhern (Hesurian)
1710–1924
Flag of Adwhin
Flag
Coat of arms of Adwhin
Coat of arms
Anthem: Hymne des Wilhelminus
Saint William's Hymn
Location map of the Kingdom of Adwhin.png
The Kingdom of Adwinia within the Mascyllary Kingdom
CapitalBreisgau
Common languagesHesurian (official)
GovernmentAbsolute monarchy (until 1793)
Constitutional monarchy (from 1794)
King 
• 1710–1725 (first)
Albert I
• 1921–1923 (last)
Theodore VIII
LegislatureLandtag
• Upper house
Kammer der Herren
• Lower house
Kammer des Volkes
Historical eraEarly modern period – Interwar period
• Treaty of Karlsburg
1710
• Coronation of Albert I
1 August 1710
• Law of Adwinia adopted
22 February 1775
• Battle of Auserburg
24 June 1786
• Personal union with Holnia
1787-1793
23 May 1793
• Abdication of Theodore VIII
12 September 1923
• End of the Mascyllary Revolution
26 January 1924 1924
CurrencyGolden 1710-1791
Reichsthaler 1791-1793
Karning 1794-1923
Preceded by		 Succeeded by
Duchy of Adwinia
Bishopric of Großbeeren
Duchy of Phalia-Lehpold
Crowned Republic of Mascylla
State of Adwinia
Today part of Mascylla

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

With a gradual interest in expansionism and imperialism, combined with the ambitions to unify Mascylla under Adwinish 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 Adwinian 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 Valimia following pressure by the Mascyllary Revolution after the Great War. With the establishment of the short-lived Adwinian Republic and finally State of Adwinia under the Crowned Republic of Mascylla, Adwinia was organized at last into a parliamentary democracy.

History

Foundation and expansion

Political and economic dominance

Rivalry with Aldia

Adwhin and Mascyllary unification

Mascyllary Kingdom

Institutional reform and Mascyllary Revolution

List of Dukes and Kings of Adwhin

This list details all Dukes (1493–1711) and Kings of Adwinia (1711–1923). Every monarch was a member of the House of Sohlnar, having formed from the Freying, Breisgau and Oberfriedsburg Adwinian lines with the unification of the respective duchies into the Duchy of Adwinia proper in 1423. In 1711, the Duchy merged with the Duchy of Phalagay after the victorious War of the Phalagay Succession in opposition to Aldian interests, and Duke Albert I proclaimed the ascension to the Kingdom of Adwinia in 1711. The monarchy continued to rule until the ramifications of the 1923 Mascyllary Revolution, seeing Theodor VII forced to abdicate and seeking exile in Valimia.

Name Portrait Birthday Reign start Reign end Family
Theodore Albert IV the Pious
Theodor Albert der Gläubige		 Albert IV, Duke of Bavaria, portrait by Barthel Beham.jpg 15 December 1451 1 February 1493 14 November 1508
(aged 74)		 Adwhin-Breisgau
William George I
Wilhelm Georg		 DH-Wilhelm von Bayern.jpg 20 March 1474 14 November 1508 22 April 1516
(aged 34)		 Aduhern-Breisgau
Albert Christian II
Albert Christian		 Kurfürst Christian II. von Sachsen (Porträt).jpg 20 April 1475 22 April 1516 18 October 1545
(aged 70)		 Aduhern-Breisgau
John Philip I
Johann Philipp		 Albrecht V Bayern Jugendbild.jpg 25 January 1526 18 October 1545 1 July 1594
(aged 68)		 Aduhern-Breisgau
John Frederick IV the Wise
Johann Friedrich der Weise		 Arolsen Klebeband 01 171 2.jpg 9 June 1545 1 July 1594 29 September 1633
(aged 88)		 Aduhern-Freying
William George II
Wilhelm Georg		 Ernest I, duke of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg.jpg 2 December 1604 29 September 1633 7 February 1657
(aged 52)		 Aduhern-Freying
Louis Ernest I
Ludwig Ernst		 Joachim von Sandrart - Maximilian I, Elector of Bavaria.jpg 20 December 1626 7 February 1657 26 May 1692
(aged 65)		 Sohlnar
Albert John I the Great
Albert Johann der Große		 Aŭgust Mocny. Аўгуст Моцны (H. Rodakowski, XIX).jpg 11 June 1660 26 May 1692 23 March 1725
(aged 65)		 Sohlnar
Albert John II
Albert Johann		 August III the Saxon.PNG 19 January 1701 23 March 1725 5 October 1745
(aged 44)		 Sohlnar
Theodore Albert V
Theodor Albert		 Gottfried Boy 001.jpg 20 April 1722 5 October 1745 25 December 1779
(aged 57)		 Sohlnar
Charles Anthony III the Just
Karl Anton der Gerechte		 Graff - Elector Frederick Augustus III.jpg 29 February 1750 25 December 1779 7 May 1804
(aged 54)		 Sohlnar
Theodore Albert VI
Theodor Albert		 Anton-sachsen.jpg 26 September 1778 7 May 1804 5 May 1843
(aged 64)		 Sohlnar
Theodore Albert VII the Proud
Theodor Albert der Stolze		 Friedrich August II of Saxony.jpg 16 February 1800 5 May 1843 15 November 1852
(aged 52)		 Sohlnar
Mathilda Louisa the Good
Mathilda Luisa die Gute		 Joseph Karl Stieler - Duchess Marie Frederike Amalie of Oldenburg, Queen of Greece.jpg 27 September 1809 15 November 1852 1 January 1861
Death date: 7 October 1888 (aged 79)		 Sohlnar-Marnich-Karlsweil
William George III
Wilhelm Georg		 Frederick Augustus III of Saxony.jpg 1 January 1843 1 January 1861 12 August 1887
(aged 53)		 Sohlnar
John Augustus I
Johann August		 George of Saxony by Nicola Perscheid c1900.jpg 19 June 1844 12 August 1887 19 November 1921
(aged 77)		 Sohlnar
Theodore Albert VIII
Theodor Albert		 Albert of Saxony by Nicola Perscheid c1900.jpg 19 June 1844 19 November 1921 4 August 1923
Death date: 20 March 1928
(aged 84)		 Sohlnar
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