New London

Overview

New London is the capital of the Unified Kingdom of Anglo-Saxon England, the Scot-Highlands, the Wales Dragon Protectorate, Protestant Ireland, and Underseas Doggerland. It is the third capital of the Kingdom, as Old London was burned down in the Hellfire Incident of 1666, New Londinium was destroyed in the 1925 and 1927 bombing campaigns of the War for Europa, and New London was built with aid from the League of Nation-States in 1932. It is home to Europa’s first skyscraper, the Lion Tower, which was built in 1952 for the city’s twentieth anniversary. New London straddles the River Tamse (pronnounced TAM-s), and is the second-largest city in Europa, only surpassed by the capital of the Federation of Prussia-Austria-Hungary-Poland-Lithuania, Vienna. New London is also home to the Royal Family of Anglo-Saxon England, as King Godfrey VI and Queen Edith VII have their primary residence in Devonshire Palace.

Founding Date

1932

Type

Capital

Population

7 million registered cognizant inhabitants

Inhabitant Demonym

New Londoners

Owning Organization

Unified Kingdom of Anglo-Saxon England, the Scot-Highlands, the Wales Dragon Protectorate, Protestant Ireland, and Undersea Doggerland