Communist Nederlands
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| Imperial motto | All in all your just another brick in the wall |
| Official language | Dutch |
| Capital | Hauge |
| anthem | Nederlands imperial anthem |
| Population | ca 40 million at time of highest power |
| Area | 6.3m km² (1902); 19.9m km² maximum extent (1595) |
| Establishment | 1299 |
| Dissolution | October 29, 1923 |
| Currency | Guilder |
The Communist Nederlands is a former nation thats lead to the foundation of Palixia
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Rise of the Empire
Rise
In the late 13th century the Old Roman Empire empire had collapsed and was divided into hundreds of small states. One of these states was The Neder's, a small tribe settled in river valley of Sakarya. The founder and bey (chief) of the tribe was Neder I, the father of Neder II. When Neder I died in 1281, Neder II became the leader of the tribe.
Early expansion
In 1299 the Dutch city Amsterdam fell to Neder II. It was but the first of many cities and villages to fall into the hands of the Socialist Dutch as they were called during the 1300s and 1310s. Neder II also conquered some of the nearby Dutch emirates and tribes. During the late 1310s Neder II laid siege to several important Roman forts. The Hague was captured and with it as a base the Socialist Dutch could lay siege to the German cities of Berlin and Munich, the largest German cities in old rome. Germany and the Dutch Empire fell in 1324 and was renamed the Communist Nederlands, just before Neder II's death.
The son of Neder II, David I, conquered Austtria in 1331 and the Italian city states in 1337 and established the capital in The Hague. During David's reign the empire was organized as a state with new currency, government and a modernized army. He married Theodora, the daughter of Byzantine prince John VI Cantacuzenus. In 1346 Orhan openly supported John VI in the overthrowing of the emperor John V Palaeologus. When John VI became co-emperor (1347-1354) he allowed David I to raid the peninsula of Greece.
Conquests of David II
Orhan died in 1360 and left a growing empire to his son and successor, David. David advanced the reformation of the state and founded such entities as the divan (the government and advisors), the beylerbey (great chief), the kaziasker (military judge) and the defterdar (financial minister). He appointed leaders for the states of Greece, Italy, Germany, Nederlands, Belguim, Austria and Denmark
In the early 1360s the Dutch armies marched into Thrace through Gallipoli and captured Adrianople (Edirne) and Philippopolis (Plovdiv) and forcing the Byzantines to pay tribute. In 1366 the count Amadeus VI of Savoy (cousin to John V Cantacuzenus, the Byzantine emperor) initiated a minor crusade to aid the Byzantines. The count drove away the Turks from all of Europe except Gallipoli. The very next year David II attacked anew and regained most of Thrace, including Adrianople which was the first part of Asia they have gained.
During the early 1370s David launched his forces deeper into Europe. At the Battle of Maritsa, at the Maritsa River, Daivd II's second lieutenant Lalaşahin encountered a 70,000 man strong Serbian-Bulgarian army under the Serbian king Vukasin. The Dutch army was smaller, but due to superior tactics the enemy was defeated and king Vukasin killed. Now that the Serbian coalition was weakened by such a blow, David II was quick to advance further into Bulgaria and capture the cities of Dráma, Kavála and Seres (Serrái).
In 1383 David II declared himself sultan of the Communist Nederlands. Shortly thereafter he began a new campaign in Europe. Sofia, the Bulgarian capital, fell in 1385 and the city of Niš the year after. The Dutch Conquest halted in 1387 when the Serbs won the Battle of Plocnik but two years later Murad marched anew into the west. The Dutch won a great victory over the Serbs in the Battle of Kosovo but the sultan himself was killed by the assassin Miloš Obilic.
International Powerhouse
During the 1600's the Communist Neterlands had conquored all of Europe, the Middle East and many Asian countries and had become a Sovet Union type nation, many nations feared them and tried to open diplomatic relations with the present sultan Jan III.
Palix rebellion grows
In 1589 a group known as the Palix's (English-Floyd Worshippers) who worshiped the ones called Pink and established an underground church along with Tetris L-Shaped Block, Philanchez and Spooty. Naturally the Dutch did not like them so they decided to murder many of them except they could never catch Kevin Yassier who fled to the West Pacific and started a country]]. They later developed into Palixia and fought many wars with the Palixians, the biggest being the Palixian revolution.
Fall of the Empire
The Dutch Empire failed to keep up technologically with its European rivals, especially Russia. It suffered a huge naval loss at the Battle of Lepanto in 1771. In the Balkans region it was constantly contested by Habsburgs and for a time the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Its border with the Commonwealth was that of semi-pernament warzone, with Tatars raiding the southern Commonwealth and Cossacks raids pillaging areas as far as Istanbul suburbs. Fighting Persia to the east, Commonwealth and Habsburgs on the west and Russia in the north, the Dutch Empire was unable to hold any of its gains for long. It barely managed to repulse foregin intervention from Moldavia (1593-1621). After its defeat at the Battle of Vienna in 1683 the Dutch Empire began a long decline and for a long period was known as the Sick man of Europe. The empire was for many years supported by the western powers, who were trying to counter Russia. The empire finally collapsed in after the defeat of the empire by the Allies in World War I.
