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The Kingdom of Galloway is a nation led by High King Talorc mac Achiuir on the continent of Europe. The Kingdom of Galloway's government is a Constitutional Monarchy with very conservative social policies. Economically, The Kingdom of Galloway favors moderate policies. The official currency of The Kingdom of Galloway is the Gold Standard. At 716 days old, The Kingdom of Galloway is an ancient nation. The Kingdom of Galloway has a population of 4,764,254 and a land area of 55,000.00 sq. miles. This gives it a national average population density of 86.62. Pollution in the nation is a problem. The citizens' faith in the government is completely depleted with an approval rating of 0%.
π° The Royal Court of the Kingdom of Galloway
π His Majesty, King Talorc mac Achiuir
π Her Majesty, Queen Anna Ciarach
π΅οΈ Crown Prince Uradech mac Talorc
ποΈ The Royal Cabinet of Galloway
Appointed by the Prime Minister and approved by the Crown, the Cabinet manages the governance of the realm.
π¬π§ Prime Minister: Reggie Leslie
π Home Secretary: Elijah Donnelly
βοΈ Minister of War: Evan MacPherson
π° Minister of Finance: Keira MacKenzie
β‘ Minister of Energy: Isla MacRath
𧬠Minister of Science: Finlay Breacson
πΏ Minister of the Environment: Emma MacKie
βοΈ Minister of Social Justice: Grace Wilson
π Minister of Transportation: Alexander Dunn
π₯ Minister of Health & Social Care: Charlotte Johnstone
π Minister of Education: Gabriel Cunningham
ποΈ Minister of Development: Scott Morrison
ποΈ Minister of Tourism & Culture: Archie Armstrong
π Chief Ambassador: Violet Paterson
π΄ The Noble Council of Galloway
The Nobles serve as regional representatives of the ancient noble houses. They advise the King, lead the armed forces, and manage ceremonial duties and local estates.
βοΈ Earl of Dumfriesshire: Fearghas MacNaois
βοΈ Earl of Kirkcudbrightshire: SΓ¬omon MacCeallaig
βοΈ Earl of Wigtownshire: Sandaidh MacBhradain
βοΈ Earl of Ayrshire: Donnchadh Ceanadach
βοΈ Other Nobles: Individuals who hold Noble Titles
π°The Council of Clans
The Council of Clans is the upper chamber of the Parliament of Galloway, composed of the hereditary and elected leaders of Gallowayβs ancient clans, noble houses, and provincial lords
ποΈ The Assembly of Galloway
The Assembly of Galloway is the primary legislative council of the Kingdom, balancing royal authority with the voice of the people.
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Nation Name: | Galloway |
Leader Name: | Talorc mac Achiuir |
Currency: |
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National Animal: |
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History: | In 2053, King Frederick I ascended to the throne of Galloway, ushering in a period of relative stability and cautious modernization. His reign focused on strengthening ties with neighboring kingdoms and alliances, especially within the Celtic Empire. However, tensions with the rising Anglo-Saxon power of Yorkshire grew, foreshadowing future conflict. By the 2080s, Galloway faced mounting pressure as Yorkshire, backed by southern English kingdoms, launched aggressive expansion campaigns. In 2084, following Frederick’s death, the fragile Celtic Empire fractured. Galloway was invaded and occupied by Deira under Osric, an ambitious and ruthless king allied with Yorkshire. This occupation plunged the kingdom into turmoil and sparked widespread resistance. Talorc mac Achiuir, Frederick’s grandson and nephew of Osric, survived a violent purge of the royal family and fled into exile in Ireland. For years, rogue nobles and pirates controlled Galloway’s lands. Meanwhile, Celtic resistance grew, led by exiled leaders like Diomedes of Strathclyde and Wintersmith of the Highlands. The tide turned with the Battle of the Three Standing Stones in 2104, a decisive victory that weakened Deiran control. After a prolonged War of Liberation, Talorc returned to Galloway in 2113 and was crowned king in 2114, restoring native rule and beginning a new era of reconstruction. |
Geography | |
Continent: | Europe |
Land Area: | 88,513.70 sq. km |
Terrain: | Galloway covers southern Scotland from the Southern Upland watershed westward of the River Nith. It stretches from the braes of Glenapp to the Nith. The valleys of the Urr Water, Water of Ken, River Dee, and Cree run north–south, offering most of the fertile arable land, with some coastal farming. The landscape is generally rugged with shallow soils, but the south-facing slopes and coast provide a mild, wet climate and excellent pasture. The northern region, known as the Galloway Hills, is highly rugged and represents the largest wilderness area in Britain south of the Highlands. |
Highest Peak: | The Merrick, 843 meters |
Lowest Valley: | Mull of Galloway, -175 meters |
Climate: | Galloway has a temperate oceanic climate with mild winters, warm summers, and consistent rainfall year-round. The nearby Gulf Stream warms the region, making it milder than other areas at similar latitudes. |
People & Society | |
Population: | 4,764,254 people |
Demonym: | Galwegian |
Demonym Plural: | Galwegians |
Ethnic Groups: | Gaelic Celts - 63.0% Norse-Picts - 24.0% Anglo-Celtic Mixed - 12.0% |
Languages: | Galwegian Gaelic - 58.7% Norse Gaelic - 32.0% Irish - 7.2% |
Religions: | Gallowegian Paganism - 52.0% Norse Paganism - 21.0% Christianity - 14.0% |
Health | |
Life Expectancy: | 82 years |
Obesity: | 25% |
Alcohol Users: | 75% |
Tobacco Users: | 15% |
Cannabis Users: | 10% |
Hard Drug Users: | 1.5% |
Economy | |
Description: | Galloway’s economy is a mix of advanced industry, coastal trade, and royal investment. Centered in Wigtownshire and Dumfriesshire, it thrives on shipbuilding, agriculture, arcane tech, and international commerce. The Crown plays a major role, funding massive projects and maintaining strong ties to Glasgow and Uppsala markets. |
Average Yearly Income: | $75.61 |
Gross Domestic Product (GDP): | $4,104,089,429.00 |
GDP per Capita: | $861.43 |
Gross National Income (GNI): | $1,176,366,530.00 |
Industries: | Galloway’s lead industries are steel production and a powerful military-industrial sector. Steel mills in Ayrshire and Kirkcudbrightshire supply materials for domestic use and export, supporting construction, infrastructure, and defense. The military industry manufactures tanks, armored vehicles, weapons, and warships, with major facilities in Wigtown and Ayr. Supporting sectors include coal and iron mining, nuclear energy, and farming, while civilian industries such as construction, logistics, and food processing round out the economy. |
Military | |
History: | Galloway’s military tradition dates back to the Celtic Wars, with modern forces shaped during the War of Liberation. After reclaiming independence, the kingdom heavily invested in its defense sector. Today, Wigtown and Ayr house major military factories producing tanks, artillery, naval vessels, and aerospace components. The Royal Armories and Wigtown Naval Yards lead development and exports. Galloway’s army is known for its heavy mechanization and coastal strength. Supported by local steel mills, coal mines, and nuclear power, the military-industrial complex remains a cornerstone of national defense and influence, closely linked to the international alliance Glasgow |
Soldiers: | 300,000 |
Tanks: | 25,000 |
Aircraft: | 1,500 |
Ships: | 300 |
Missiles: | 3 |
Nuclear Weapons: | 1 |
Last Updated: 08/04/2025 12:24 am |