Dominion of Labradoria
Dominion of Labradoria | |||||||
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| 1566–1766 | |||||||
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| Capital | Labrador | ||||||
| Common languages | Anglish, Variot, Geltic | ||||||
| Vice Roy | |||||||
• 1704-1725 | William I | ||||||
• 1725-1756 | William II | ||||||
• 1756-1762 | Anne I | ||||||
• 1762-1766 | William III | ||||||
| Governor-General | |||||||
• 1590-1620 | William Bishop | ||||||
• 1620-1642 | Oliver Stoneman | ||||||
• 1645-1680 | James Edwards | ||||||
• 1680-1705 | Henry Jameson | ||||||
• 1705-1710 | Charles Pye | ||||||
| History | |||||||
• Royal Charter Established | 1566 | ||||||
• Independence | 1766 | ||||||
| Currency | Anglian Nomisma | ||||||
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| Today part of | Delamaria | ||||||
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The Dominion of Labradoria was an administrative union of several Anglian colonies in southern Delamaria in Eastern Argis. The Dominion was established by royal charter in 1566, to bring the colonies of Edwardsland, Kingsland, Bayland and the newly captured Vandergart from Variot settlers. The Dominion was initially run by a Governor-General, appointed by the Anglian monarch, though in 1704 a Vice Royalty was created as Delamaria became ever more populated. The first Vice Roy was Prince William Bohun-Odell, the nephew of the Anglian King and an excellent administrator. The Bohun-Odell dynasty would rule Delamaria for the following century, eventually leading it to independence in 1766, two centuries after the initial establishment, thus ending the Dominion.
