Lead by the Consul Napoleon, Imperial Synkihd draws its roots from a fallen Spanish organization. Founded in the year 1576, the small nation was nothing but a mere organization lead by the first consul, Alejandro. The organization was known simply as the Federation and controlled its territories from the shadow of the Spanish Empire. The organization thrived off of illegal trade through the Gibraltar Strait, protecting resources throughout the way from the British. Eventually, the nation's territories expanded to include the Northern Coast of Morocco, which was controlled by the Spanish. The Synkites would declare independence from the Spanish and defeated in the Gibraltar Wars in 1947. The nation would go unrecognized by any country until the Synkites made their first move against the Algerians, whom were quick to fall under the control of Synkihd. The country had no interests in Algerian Desert, so in the Treaty of Rome in 1956, Algeria seceded the coast to Synkihd. Synkihd would then go on a mass warring phase under the leadership of the Consul Malachi. Synkite landed expanded so far and was so big that it rivaled the great powers of Europe by the year 2128.