Spovmanistan
The first records that mention Spovmanistan are of a meeting between King Thomas III of the Spovman Kingdom and Lord Thomas Spov the lord of Camvek. In this record we also learn that Spov is a close cousin to the king. The fact that a man name Spov is a close relative of the O'Neill king may indicate that the house of O'Neill may decend from a royal house of Spov, and that could be the origin of the name of the kingdom. This meeting between King Thomas III and Lord Thomas Spov of Camvek took place in the year 1264 and contained mentions of
The Great Kingdom The Kingdom of Spovmanistan | |
|---|---|
| Capital and largest city | Une Grad |
| Official languages | Fichmani |
| Ethnic groups | Fichmani, Tielan |
| Demonym(s) | Fichmani |
| Government | Fichmani Constitutional Monarchy |
| Legislature | The Royal Court |
| Formed | |
| Area | |
• Total | 735,314 km2 (283,906 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 1760 census | 1,023,432 |
• Density | 198.08/sq mi (76.5/km2) |
O'Neill Rule
The known kings of Spovmanistan are
- King Thomas III
- King Boheir I
- King Michael I
- King Michael II
- King Thomas IV
- King Patrick I
King Patrick I
King Patrick I inherited the throne at age 21 in the year {WIP}. He
Early Fichmani Rule
King Fichman I while known as a reformer became noticibly paranoid in his own age, he had the father of the medites executed for a "plot to treason". In reality the father was most likely trying to gain more {WIP}
Alliance with Rifzid
Spovmanistan united in 1701 with Rifzid to form the kingdom of Fichmanistan