Weston Prussa

Weston Prussia (Formally known as the Dutchy of Weston Prussia; the Enlighten Despotism of Weston Prussia; Parlimentary Monarch of Weston Prussia; Federal Republic of Weston Prussia.) was officially founded in the aftermath of a brutal dispute between the families of Gutthard, Brunswig, and Hauptmann in Northern Germany in 1588. One of the daughters of the Duke of the Dutchy of Prussan, Clara Gutthard, married to a calvary officer in the Dutchy. That calvary officer's name was Albert Weston. Upon the marriage of the these two, Albert Weston was payed 100,000 pieces of gold by the Baron Brunswig of Lamond to lead an assassination of Duke Charlie Gutthard. Upon his murder in a hunting trip, Albert officially siezed the throne of the Dutchy by sending a force of 300 calvary soldiers to kill the remaining famly members. Upon their deaths, land gains against the local lords were commonly enforce by Albert. Upon his death, he had increased the land size of the Dutchy by 300%. His son, Clarence the Fine, took power on September 5th 1612. Upon his crowning, he renamed the Dutchy of Prussan to the Dutchy of Weston Prussia. He soon established a large state in Germany, rivaling the Holy Roman Empire. By his death in 1655, he had establish Weston Prussia as a large state.