The History of England, 3045-Present.

The year, 3045. The UK lost the Franco-British war, and now their country has been split into the old kingdoms of Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. The French began occupying England shortly after the war, where they kept troops until the year 3065, when a underground resistance known as "Lost England" destroyed French supply lines, and began to recruit members. In 3073, a large amount of militiamen in the east took control of eastern cities from the French, starting the French-English Civil War, with Militiamen in the east, and Imperialist French in the west.

Eventually, after a daring military campaign around Bristol with 50,000 Militiamen, the French supply lines were cut off, and only a small amount of 120,000 were able to evacuate from England. After the war, local warlords gained control of northern territories, and England was in ruins. When a small country rose up with big intentions, the warlords called it "Lost England", after the forgotten militia group who started the civil war.

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