Southern Kent
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| Motto: nunquam non paratus | |
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| Region | England |
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| Capital | Maidstone |
| Official Language(s) | English |
| Leader | Leigh Johnstone MP |
| Population | 3 Million |
| Currency | Pound |
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The Republic of Southern Kent is a fairly new nation in comparison to the rest of the world. Southern Kent was formed in 1654 the southern states of Kent formed an alliance under the leadership of Lord Heelis and have ever since been striving to mark there place in world history. Southern Kent is famous for its abundance of clay pits and the many forests and feilds of the nation are home to the last remaining blue tipped buzzards.
History
The Early Years
Recent discoveries in caves along one side of the cliffs in the Lenham National Park have revealed traces of burning and flintwork and reports suggest that people lived in Kent almost 50 million years ago. During the meno-spade era Kent was a hive of local trade to and from the continent, being a nation with such a rich coastline Kent benifited from such a wealthy trade network with neighbouring nations.
Kent was disputed territory in the 1600's, Lords, Barons, Knights and Priests had claimed land and then lost again and all the states of Kent were in civil dispute about who owned what.
