Kingdom of Auvernia

The Kingdom of Auvernia Royaume d'Auvernia
729–1925
Left: Royal Standard of Auvernia (before Auvernian Revolution of 1791) Right: Flag of the Kingdom of Auvernia
Status	Kingdom
Capital	Nanterre and Verdon
History
• The Coronation of Auvernius I	729
• The Ascension of the New Auvernian Dynasty	981
• The Disestablishment of the Aventine Church	1561
• The Ascension of the House of Verdon	1652
• The Auvernian Revolution of 1791	1791
• The Restoration of the Monarchy	1837
• The Auvernian Revolution of 1925	1925
• Auvernian Revolution of 1925	1925
Currency	Auvern and various other currencies

The Kingdom of Auvernian State dates back to King Auvernius I's coronation ceremony which was held at Frontignan in 729 AD. The ceremony featured an oath-binding ceremony in which his vassals swore their loyalty to King Auvernius I and to defense of his realm. The coronation marked the end of the Auvernian confederacy and a transition towards feudalism which characterized the majority of the history of the Kingdom of Auvernia. The Kingdom was ruled by three dynasties, all of which are descendants of King Auvernius I and his father King Auvernac who conquered the region two decades prior in the year 719. These three dynasties are known as the Old Auvernian Dynasty, the New Auvernian Dynasty and the House of Verdon.