1821

Crown Prince William graduates training at the American Royal Military Academy. While he obtains the commission as a Lieutenant, he is forbade active command due to his rank. Instead, he is made aide-de-camp of an intelligence officer. The king arranged this in order to develop leadership and diplomacy among his heir. William's maternal grandfather, James Monroe, also becomes a source of mentorship. With his graduation, Augustus nominates him as the heir to the throne, and Congress votes in approval.
  The American economy begins to improve. With these improvements, Rufus King wins re-election for Chancellor.