I am glad that everyone enjoyed it while it lasted. Like I have said and will keep saying it means a lot to me that so many people read and enjoyed the story. I feel bad for not completing it, it really irks me, but I've been writing it for a long time and I've just been getting slower and slower.
Before I do any poems or culture stuff, I did want to give a timeline, so kick back and enjoy. Everything here is chronological.
XIV Century (picking up where we left off):
- Edessan Catholic revolt in Syria and Iraq
- Christians and Frandists fight more in Scandinavia
XV Century:
- The Prussian navy undergoes an important modernization.
- Christian Croatia annexes Muslim Bosnia.
- Denmark loses their mainland, Brandenburg is cut in twain my Holstein.
- The Edessan revolts are very successful and Edessan Catholicism has a resurgence in the Near East.
- Rome invades Egypt to great success (surprisingly).
- Pretender revolts in Prussia.
- Holstein continues wars against Christians.
- Mordvin states begin gradual conquest of the Steppe.
- Holstein wins war, Brandenburg left landlocked and Prussia shares a boarder with Frandists for first time.
- 1413, Doyvát II dies and his son Georgs I succeeds him.
- Timurids sack Hamadan.
- Holstein inherits Styria back.
- England/Prussia fight Scotland/Ireland
- England annxes most of Scotland.
- Hungary inherits Brandenburg
- Prussia has tensions with Rome.
- Holstein elected Caliph.
- Timurids begin second wave of expansion into Near East.
- Prussian dynasty in Hungary overthrown and replaced with a Magyar one.
- Mordvins are saved from the White Horde when the Timurids invade the White Horde.
- More wars in the British Isles.
- Ireland inherits a rump Scotland.
- Hinduism first appears in Persia.
- Even more wars inn the British Isles.
- 1445, Georgs I dies and his son Kárnák II inherits.
- Kárnák speaks for the first time of what would be called "The Wall of Europe," a massive series of forts and walls stretching along Prussia's boarders with the Frandists.
- Hungary calls a Crusade to capture Germany.
- England wars more with Ireland.
- Hungary and allies lose abysmally. Holstein annexes most of Bohemia and Brandenburg. Denmark loses Fyn.
- Timurids step up expansion in Near East
- Austria crushed by Holstein.
- Roman Empire sees success against Armenia for first time.
- Aragon and Sweden at war with England and Prussia.
- Swedish King dies in Prussian Finland, Prussians sack Stockholm.
- Peace with Frandists, immediate war with Ireland.
- Timurids fight Romans for the first time.
- Kárnák meets with King of the Timurids.
- Finns revolt.
- Romans begin to abandon Eastern frontiers.
- Timurids launch full-scale invasion of Anatolia.
- Rome loses core territory to Timurids.
- Jerusalem falls to the Timurids.
- Holstein takes Vienna, Denmark reduced to just Sjælland.
- Saxon dynasty in Rome falls, replaced with a Greek dynasty.
- Christianity dies in Italy.
- Timurids annex Georgia.
- Christians begin infighting more.
- Timurids take Baghdad.
- Bohemia annexed by Holstein.
- Aragon has a civil war.
- Sweden annexes Denmark.
- Timurids declare Persian Empire.
- 1477, Kárnák II dies and is succeeded by his very sickly son Georgs II. (Georgs has been injured in one of the wars with Ireland).
- Another war with Ireland.
- 1485, Georgs II dies and is succeeded by his young son Gunwáld III.
- Timurids invade Rome.
- Gunváld III (a soldier by training) calls up "The Army of the Willing" sometimes called "The Army of the Faithful." Eventually this army swells to 32,000 willing Prussian holy warriors.
- Timurids begin preparations to cross the Bosphorus.
- Army of the Willing marches south.
- Timurids cross Bosphorus and begin siege of Constantinople.
- Prussians meet with Timurids
- Romans sally forth
- Christians eventually win, but battle sees death of Gunwáld and Timurid Emperor.
- 1,287 Prussians make it back to Prussia.
- 1490, Gunwáld III succeeded by his brother Georgs III.
- Rome evacuates Anatolia and leaves it salted for the Persians.
- Prussia guarantees Roman independence "until judgement."
- England attempts to Crusade against Gaul.
- Civil war in England.
- Jerusalem converts to Hinduism
- Merchant/explorer attempts to convince Georgs III to fun expedition westward.
- Ireland attempts to reunite while England is busy.
- Frandists attempt invasion of Ireland.
- Frandist Bavaria unites.
- Christianity no longer a majority anywhere in Iberia.
- Massive revolts in Persia.
- New World first settled by Navarre.
- 1530, Georgs III dies and is succeeded by his son Vilhelms I.
- Prussian Army, the "Wall" sees major upgrades as gunpowder becomes more common.
- England overrun by Muslim troops.
- Scotland, Wales, Cornwall all independent.
- Northumbria independent.
- Bavaria inherits Hesse (forms only rival to now massive Holstein).
- Persia begins to collapse after it is defeated in Egypt.
- 1545, Vilhelms I assassinated without issue. Nobles call regency. (This would be the end of Bastions).
- Georgs Vilis Morcársun áv Moldáó crowned King in Kiev.
- Jánis Tomssun áv Æstjá crowned King in Riga.
- "War of Colors" begins. Gold represents the north and King Jánis. Red represents the south and King Georgs Vilis.
- War lasts several years and involves both foreign powers and internal struggles (such as the Azowians).
- Golds give up Finland to Sweden for material support.
- King Georgs Vilis dies in the Siege of Kiev. His son, Sviendorog assumes claim.
- Jánis takes Kiev, Caliph recognizes Jánis as King.
- Patriarch of Memel recognizes Jánis and has him crowned. Until this point the Prussian church was neutral.
- Jánis sieges Southern capital, Morcárgrád.
- Sviendorog surrenders his claim to the thrown, Jánis recognized as King Jánis I.
- Azowia recognizes Jánis as King.
- Jánis builds a fleet to explore/settle New World.
- Prussia explores Caribbean Sea. Settles Cuba and isles.
- 1568, King Jánis I dies and is succeeded by his son Gunváld IV.
- Flanders is elected Caliph (only Gaulish state to be elected) while Holstein is under a regency.
- Gunváld IV sends 10,000 men to "colonize" the Maya.
- Maya quickly destroyed and the Yucatan is settled.
- Coffee explodes in popularity in Europe, forcing Prussia to expanded faster to maintain control over coffee trade.
- Syrian warlords unite Mesopotamia.
- Memel reaches population of 1million.
- Mexico and Yucatan placed under "company" rule.
- Companies begin invasions of Mexican natives seeking gold, tobacco, and coffee.
- Prussians begin arriving in Mexico in large numbers.
- Holstein retakes the Caliphate.
- 1595, Gunváld IV dies and is succeeded by his son Vilis I.
- Tenochtitlan falls to the Companies.
- Vilis moves to solidify the power of the Church.
- Mexico, Yucatan and other colonies divided into lands controlled by the Crown, the Companies and the Church.
- Peers of the Caliphate call congress to disband the Caliphate and the Peerage. Caliph calls 50-year probation.
- Natives forced to western coast of Mexico.
- Aragon leaves Caliphate.
- Last independent Mexican state annexed.
- Anatolia leaves Persian Empire.
- Hindu warlords take over in Egypt.
- Persia quickly reduced to Samarkand, then annexed.
- 1628, Vilis I is dead and his son Vilhelms II is crowned.
- Flanders leaves Caliphate.
- Vilhelms moves Prussia to isolationism.
- All of Iberia leaves the Caliphate (reducing it to Gaul, Italy and Germany).
- Mexico becomes haven to piracy.
- Hindus take Mecca.
- Holland unites much of the Netherlands.
- Caliph extends Caliphate's probation another 50 years.
- Prussia undergoes military and naval updates.
- 1653, Vilhelms II dies and his son Sviendorog II is crowned.
- Holland leaves Caliphate and declares itself the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
- French states begin leaving Caliphate.
- French Peers unite to form "Caliph of Gaul," capital in Lyon.
- War for Gaulish Independence begins. Prussia sides with Gaul over Holstein. This is generally considered the end of the Infinite War.
- Other Christians join Prussia in siding with Gaul.
- Prussia forces Holstein to surrender: frees Hungary and allows for Christians in Germany to leave and immigrate to Prussia and Hungary. Gaul is recognized as more states unite with Gaul.
- Sviendorog II falls ill and a regency is set up.
- England mostly reunites British isles and forms Kingdom of Great Britain.
- 1681, Jánis II succeeds his father Sviendorog II.
- Milan and Tuscany leave Caliphate.
- Savoy leaves Caliphate.
- Urbino leaves Caliphate.
- Holstein is elected Caliph.
- Colonization of California begins.
- Penal colony set up in Oregon.
- Prussia becomes absolute monarchy.
- 1704, Jánis II dies and his son Meinekinus II is crowned King.
- Anhalt is the last Christian-majority city in Germany.
- Navarre pays for Prussian assistance in quelling rebellions in Central America.
- Christianity is dead for all intents and purposes in Germany.
- British revolution begins, fails within a few years.
- Britain drags Prussia into a colonial war in Indonesia.
- Prussia funds revolutionaries in Holstein.
- Revolutions spread to Vasque colonies.
- Indians revolt in California.
- Vasque revolutions spread to Europe.
- 1744, Meinekinus II dies and his son Litto I is crowned.
- Litto reforms the army to prepare for revolutions.
- Revolutions fail in Navarre.
- Cossacks revolt against modernization.
- Corruption rampant in colonies.
- Colonies begin costing more to maintain than they make.
- Colonial revolts begin spreading.
- Founding fathers meet in California.
- Alsace joins Gaul.
- Colonization ends for Prussia as colonies begin to organize.
- Mexico revolts.
- Texas revolts.
- Bahrain falls to Oman.
- Colonists siege Church capital in Mexico City (Tenochtitlan).
- Colonial revolts spread.
- Holstein begins to try to unite German states.
- 1777, Litto I is dead; Litto II, his son, succeeds him.
- Carpathia unites.
- Venice and Brabant leave Caliphate (Brabant joins the Netherlands).
- Congress of the United New World is held.
- California declares independence.
- Colonial army mutinies.
- Mexico declares independence.
- Texas declares independence.
- Prussia begins sending more and more continental troops to colonies.
- Islands like Cuba are easily blockaded and retaken, mainland colonies much harder to defeat.
- Prussia recognizes California.
- Prussia recognizes Texas.
- Prussia recognizes Mexico.
- Prussia recognizes Yucatan, Cuba.
- Starvation rampant in Europe. (This would have been the end of Book 3).
- Polish revolt.
- Japanese civil war.
- Holstein abolishes Caliph elections and the Peerage system.
- Rome invaded by Hindus, Prussia intervenes.
- 1795, Litto II is dead and his son Nikolájs I is crowned King.
- Serfdom is reenforced after hopes of liberalization are not realized.
- Holstein continues to unify Germany.
- Huge increases in taxes to pay down debts of colonial wars.
- Prussia begins lagging behind western Europe in technology.
- Lorraine leaves Caliphate for Gaul.
- Bahrain revolts from Oman and then crushes the Muslim state.
- Great Britain falls to civil war with Celtic nations.
- Bavaria refuses to recognize Holstein as Caliph and begins war in Germany.
- Many German states support Bavaria and eventually Bavaria defeats Holstein.
- France attempts to invade the Inca.
- 1829, Nikolájs I is dead and is succeeded by his son Sviendorog III.
- Mordvia undergoes its war for unification.
- Colonies continue to declare independence from European nations.
- China begins long road to unity.
- Hojo Clan unite Japan.
- Sviendorog III illegalizes passage from Serfdom (but not passage into Serfdom), thus effectively reinstating slavery in Prussia.
- Great Revolt in Poland. 8,000 peasants killed in failed attempt to abolish serfdom.
- More revolts in Prussia. Blue becomes color of populism and liberalism.
- Over 10,000 peasants killed in Prussia.
- Public meetings banned in Prussia.
- Blue banned in Prussia.
- Malwa begins uniting India.
- Prussia recognizes Haiti and Jamaica.
- Taxes increased in Azowia.
- Azowia revolts and declares its full independence.
- Cossack war ensues, Prussia recognizes Azowia.
- Prussia ends puppet status of Hungary.
- 1844, Sviendorog III assassinated by socialists in Kiev. His brother Nikolájs II is crowned King.
- Socialists publish manifesto after successful assassination.
- Socialist Manifesto banned in much of Europe, especially Prussia.
- Food revolt in Memel.
- Nikolájs II freezes tax increases for five years.
- Carpathia annexes Wallachia.
- Nikolájs introduces the "Pádom," a parliament for the laymen of Prussia.
- The Min dynasty unites China.
- First election for Pádom: the Populist Party wins 98% of votes.
- Pádom is dismissed by Nikolájs II.
- Pádom refuses to be dismissed and Pádom revolt ensues.
- Voting laws tightened and vote retaken. Populist Party still wins 43% of votes.
- Populist Party locked out of Pádom and banned.
- Steel workers unionize.
- Socialist Party forms.
- Unionism banned.
- Striking banned.
- Socialist Party banned.
- Famine strikes Prussia.
- Bavaria begins to unite Germany.
- Southern Union forms in Holstein, sides with Bavaria over Holstein.
- Germany unites after brief war.
- Populists and Socialists boycott Pádom.
- Carpathia fights Prussia over Bessarabia.
- Carpathian war ends with
status quo ante bellum.
- Pádom votes to limit own powers, gives greater powers to King.
- King Nikolájs II accepts new powers.
- Young socialist Andris Eduardssun arrested for striking.
- Eduardssun writes "Worker of Prussia" while in prison.
- Pádom dismisses self.
- Famines continue while taxes are increased.
- Populists demand new elections while Socialists demand revolution.
- Pádom building demolished to expand palace.
- Gaulo-Prussian alliance formed.
- UK joins Gaulo-Prussian alliance.
- Padania unites northern Italy.
- Balkan War.
- Pádom reestablished in Sámbigrád; Populists win 31% of vote, Socialists win 54% of vote.
- Nikolájs II limits powers of Pádom to prevent it from making any effective changes.
- 1886, Nikolájs II dies and his son Litto III is crowned King.
- Romo-German alliance signed.
- Gaul and Germany under go arms race.
- Netherlands, Helvatia, Aragon sign neutrality pacts.
- Worker revolts in Prussia.
- Pádom suspended due to "near war" situations.
- 1909, First World War breaks out after naval skirmish in North Sea.
- Germany and Rome cut all food and trade to Prussia through Baltic and Black Seas.
- Martial law in Prussia, increased taxes.
- Many nations align against Prussia.
- Over three years Prussia suffers a humiliating string of defeats often made worse by soldier strikes and mutinies.
- Prussia left shrunken and greatly in debt with rebel armies storming around her lands.
- Prussian Civil War begins.
- The war would last five years, leave an untold number of people dead, involve at least five factions and many foreign interventions. Eventually the hard-line Communists under Vilis Stefanssun win. Socialist writer/leader Andris Eduardssun assassinated by Communists in 1915.
- Prussian royal family flees first to Kingdom of Silesia and then to California after Silesia is invaded and turned into a Prussian puppet state.
- 1921, Litto III dies in California. His claim is inherited by his son Litto IV. Litto IV would go on to become a major face in the White Supremacy movement in California.
- Prussia hosts 1924 Olympics. The same year the National Party of Islam is elected in Germany.
- 1925, Vilis Stefanssun dies and is succeeded by Jazeps Valdissun as head of Communist Party of Prussia.
- Inca form league in South America.
- Christian League forms as a measure of defense against radicalized Germany and communist Prussia.
- World-wide economic collapse.
- Communism and Nationalism spread throughout Europe and the world.
- Prussia calls the First International, a "meeting" where Prussia can exert influence on communist parties throughout the world.
- Germany bans its communist party after they nearly oust the NPI.
- Sweden claims Prussia attempted to support a communist coup in Kalmar, though no evidence is ever provided.
- Chinese Civil war begins.
- Aragon, Gaul and UK form alliance.
- Sweden and Germany form own alliance.
- Christian League expresses interest in alliance with Germany to prevent spread of communism.
- Dutch Party of National Islam loses election to Moderate Socialists, claim fraud.
- 1938, Germany invades Netherlands to reinstate the "victorious" DPNI and begins Second World War.
- Allies declare war on Germany.
- Sweden recognizes alliance with Germany.
- Germany quickly invades and mops up Netherlands, Gaul and Aragon.
- Christian League recognizes alliance with Germany on eve of war with Prussia.
- Germany and Christian League invade Prussia, quickly take Silesia.
- Prussia stages Winter War against Sweden in Ingria.
- Through most of 1941 Prussia sees defeat after defeat with the exception of the Winter War.
- In 1942 the "Red Surge" pushes back Germany and Christian League.
- Allies liberate Aragon and begin to plan D-Day to liberate Gaul.
- 1944, Litto IV is dead. His claim is picked up by his son Sámæl I.
- Prussia quickly defeats and occupies much of Christian League, ousting monarchies and establishing communist governments.
- Germans attempt to force allies out of Luxembourg (a German city) by carpet bombing the city.
- Prussia seizes German capital in Munich.
- Germany defeated, split into three occupation zones and Lothgaria.
- Min win Chinese Civil War.
- Many European states abolish their monarchies or completely eliminate the power of their monarchs.
- Colonies in Asia and Africa begin revolts.
- Gaul tests the first atom bomb.
- Communism spread to former colonies and to neighboring states through force.
- 1956, Jazeps Valdissun dies and is replaced by a more bureaucratic Communist Party rather than a single-man one.
- Kwhizihri Civil War.
- Major anti-communist protests.
- Rock music gains popularity throughout world.
- Prussia tests the atom bomb.
- Space race between west and Prussia. West wins hands-down.
- Riots in Memel.
- Civil war in Rome.
- Prussia keeps Roman communists in power at great costs.
- 1974, Sámæl I dies. His claim to the Prussian throne is not picked up by his son Georgs IV. Georgs IV is the first not to be born in Prussia.
- Prussia begins showing its cracks.
- Benediks Tomssun forms "Melná Mátás" a heavy metal band. The name comes from "Black Wins" or literally "Black checkmates," a reference to the downtrodden winning over the communists.
- Melná Mátás releases their song "Umhweornæs" or "Revolution," not very subtly calling for a revolution to overthrow communism.
- Benediks Tomssun arrested while trying to escape the country. His band mates, wife, and daughter due escape.
- Liberal Socialism begins to form in Prussia based on a western model.
- Protests demand Benediks' release.
- Race wars in California.
- Republicans seize Athens.
- Riots in communist block.
- Commintern begins to crumble.
- Roman monarchy restored as a constitutional monarchy.
- Rose Protests begin in Prussia.
- European Union forms.
- Rose Revolution begins, claiming a single life - Nikolájs Pavilssun, head of the Communist Party.
- Benediks Tomssun released.
- Ultra-Soviets overthrown in Silesia with Prussian intervention.
- Book four ends around here after some more happy stuff happens.
Complete List of Kings of Prussia:
Code:
--==áv Hwike==--
--==(1067-1545)==--
Morcar the Exile 45
Aethelweard the Conqueror 53
Eadbert the Cruel 71
Gunvald I the Handsom (1127-1181 54) - Master diplomat, haughty and slightly unruly.
Sviendorog I the Lett (1144-1204 60) - Master Military Tactician, bored and unattached. Highly intelligent.
Meinekinus I the Pius (1167-1225 58) - Saint, Master Theologian, Friendly, quiet.
Dzintis the Forgotten (1185-1223 38) - Never King of Prussia, rather King of Bohemia-Hungary.
Karnak I the Gallant (1206-1277 71) - Master General, Kind and caring. Just. Celibate.
Kiten the Green Gallant (1235-1307 72) - Master diplomat, friendly and out going, handsome and popular with women. Had seven wives.
Vishly the Impaler (1284-1356 72) - Master Spymaster, cruel and famous for torture. Two-faced and kind amongst friends.
Gunvald II the Minter (1310-1367 57) - Known as the Prussian Midas. Was a loner, though very friendly. Stutter from childhood. Very generous.
Doyvat I the Black Count (1329-1389 60) - Granted rule of Poland when Gunvald II divided the Kingdom, succeeds Gunvald II as King of Prussia.
Doyvat II Sealegs (1354-1413 59) - Reunites Poland and Prussia in 1389 when his father dies. Keeps Prussia from war, but fights a small succession crisis.
Georgs I the Septre (1389-1445 56) - Continues his father's move to centralize Prussia.
Karnak II the Lonely (1421-1477 56) - Isolationist and Centralist, 'fought' multiple wars
with England
against Ireland and Scotland.
Georgs II the Sickly (1437-1485 48) - Broke cycle of wars for England.
Gunvald III the Glorious (1456-1490 34) - Died at the Battle of Constantinople, 32,000 Prussians held back 120,000 Timurids (only 1287 survived).
Georgs III the Humble (1473-1530 57) - Improved relations with the Roman Empire and turned down the title Emperor of Rome when it was offered to him at the death of David I (David II in Merya).
Vilhelms I the Last (1528-1545 17) - Assassinated by an insane man who believed him to be the anti-christ. Renaissance began in Prussia under his reign.
--==Interregnum==--
--==(1545)==--
Noble Council - Ruled only for a month before being overthrown by nobles.
--==áv Moldáó==--
--==(1545-1558)==--
Georgs (III) Vilis the Pretender (1506-1556 50) - Was crowned King in Kiev by a group of nobles wanting to restore the feudal system.
Sviendorog the Small L:(1526-1578 52) R:(1556-1558) - Was crowned King in Kiev during the siege of that city, gave up his claims to remain in Prussia.
--==áv Æstjá==--
--==(1546-1912)==--
Janis I the True (1507-1568 61) - Was crowned King in Memelgrád by the Patriarch of Prussia in response to Georgs Vilis. Continued the renaissance and moved Prussia to colonize.
Gunvald IV (1528-1595 67) - Undid much of the isolation of his predecessors. Invaded Mayans, started the colonial company system, invaded Azteccs. Ruthless against pagans.
Vilis (1552-1628 76) - Forces the conversion of tens of thousands of natives. Moves tens of thousands of Prussians to the new world to settle provinces.
Vilhelms II (1583-1653 70) - Returned Prussia to isolationism. Centralized law in the new world at the expense of Company and Church support.
Sviendorog II (1607-1681 74) - Conducting massive reforms of the army. Conducted a war to save Christians in Germany, moved many into Prussia.
Janis II (1632-1704 72) - Isolated Prussia completely for more than 20 years. Centralizes Prussia and makes King sole authority.
Meinekinus II (1669-1744 75) - Ends some of the isolation. Abolished slavery, but not serfdom. Finishes the colonization of California. Enlightment starts under him.
Litto I (1704-1777 73) - Colonial tensions begin to rise during Litto's reign. Several revolts spread in Mexico, Mesoamerica, Texas and California.
Litto II (1726-1795 69) - Colonies rise up in rebellion. California,
Texas, Mexico
, Yucatan and Cuba all declare independence and win it. Spends later years in depression.
Nikolájs I (1762-1829 67) - Leads Prussia into an era of reactionarism. Serfdom and taxes are all increased and strongly enforced. The Prussian enlightment ends under him.
Sviendorog III (1793-1844 51) - Power monger, enforces serfdom through force. Highly popular with clergy and aristocrats. Was assassinated by populists in Kiev.
Nikolájs II (1818-1886 68) - Tries to reconcile with populists through creation of the Pádom, but maintains total control. Bans Unions and all liberal and leftist groups.
Litto III L:(1849-1921 72) R:(1886-1912 1914) - Last Prussian monarch. Loathed by the people and an increasingly powerful inteligencia. Overthrown, sent into exile. Eventually dies in California.
Litto (III) Æstæns (1849-1921 72) - Died in California, poor and practically unknown. Lost everything to try to recover his throne in Europe. Last name roughly translates to "Estonian".
Litto (IV) Æstæns (1873-1944 71) - Opened a pub in California, joins the White Surpremecist movement there. Elected govenor of Oregon.
Sámæl (I) Æstæns (1900-1974 74) - Continued operation of his father's pub and heads local conservative movement.
Georgs (IV) Sámælsun (1931-2012 81) - Continued operation of his father's pub. Changes last name and all but formally gives up claim to throne. Moderate.
Vilhelms (III) Georgssun (1957- ) - Marries a native woman at a young age and joins a more liberal party. Meets Bendiks Tomssun in California during Native protests.
Jánis (III) Vilhelmssun (1972-1993 21) - Mixed-blood, joins a militant group to "free" California from white tyranny. Shot and killed in a revolt by whites in 1993.
Bendiks (I) Jánissun (1992- ) - Named after Bendiks Tomssun, three-quarters native. Applies for citizenship in Prussia in 2000 and becomes the first decendent of the monarchy to live in post-revolution Prussia.
Elected Heads of Prussia:
Code:
--==Socialist Party==--
--==(1912-1915)==--
Andris Eduardssun L:(1855-1914 59) P:(1912-1914) - Expanded on early Socialist beliefs and created Proto-Communism, but still a Socialist himself. Assassinated in Memel.
Socialist Congress of All Prussians (1914-1915) - After Andris was shot and killed, no clear successor was found. This sparked the Communist uprising.
--==Communist Party==--
--==(1915-1992)==--
Vilis Stefanssun (1859-1925 66) - Original Communist leader, fatherly and kind as a person but stern and forceful as a leader.
Jazeps Valdissun (1899-1956 57) - Brute who assumed power by threat and force. Was in charge of national security under Vilis until found to be too brutal, moved into a lesser spot.
Aras Hillarsun (1890-1961 71) - Loud-mouthed and very, very anti-western. Pushed for the creation of a Prussian nuclear weapon and pushed for innovation in space travel.
Oskars Robertssun (1899-1973 74) - Bureaucrat. Ruled over a period of stagnation, stayed out of the lime light, unlike his predicesors.
Nikolajs Pavilssun (1946-1992 46) - Protoge of Aras Hillarsun. He attempted to reform Prussian communism but refused to end the social control. Had Bendiks Tomssun arrested in 1983.
--==Prussian Socialist Republic==--
--==(1992- )==--
Klaudijs Ludissun (PNRB) L:(1951-) P:(1992-2000) - Young Socialist and Libertarian, former soldier. He leads a "second revolution" between 1989 and 1992 to topple the Communist regime.
Bendiks Tomssun (KP) L:(1958-) P:(2000-2004) - Younger, "fire-brand" socialist. Muscian and friend of Klaudijs. Arrested for "politically criminal" music and jailed between 1983 and 1992.
Henrik Jansun (LD) L:(1953-) P:(2004-2012) - Older, moderate socialist. Unites divided left as well as including the "left out" Right wing.
Ian Sandersun (LS) L:(1970-) P(2012-2020) - Represented a new generation of Prussians who wanted a more moderate form of socialism, but were not interested in courting the right as much.
Vitalja Zydrunastogtir (LS) L:(1979-) P:(2020-) - The first female head of state of Prussia and the youngest person elected to lead a European nation.
PNBR -
Próŝæn Náŝjæn Ræt uw Briwibá or Prussian National Congress of Freedom
KP -
Klóhwæn uf Próŝjes or League of Prussians
LD -
Libærál-Demokrænæs or Liberal-Democrats
LS -
Libærál Sosálæn or Liberal Socialists
Now this was only a brief skimming of all my notes to hit the most important details. This was not an update-by-update review of where the books would have gone. So you can sort of see how exhausting this would have been. Hell, I've been writing this for almost two hours.