Kingdom Of Bohemia Research Paper

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Name of Civilization/Nation: Kingdom Of Bohemia
Modern Name: Czech Republic
Location: Central Europe
Rp Character's Name: I am going to make one, if the application is accepted
Main Resource: Timber, Coal, and Iron.
Type of Government: Absolute Monarchy
Religion of the Country: Roman Catholic
Why do you want this Civilization: I deeply admire Bohemian Culture and Architecture and i want to have this nation and bring its glory to the server.
Describe the history of the nation: Bohemian Birth &Name:
Bohemia was named after a celtic tribe called Boii, who migrated in Southern Germany and Bohemia. Soon the tribe Boii left the region from Julius Caesar's Gaulish Campaign in 58 B.C. leading to Germanic Tribes to inhabit the land and Slavic tribes to enter the Region from when the Celtic tribe left the lands.
Bohemian Dynastys:
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From the Přemysl Dynasty came native bohemian Monarchy who would lead Bohemia for the next hundred years and leading to fighting of its Frontiers against the Asian threats. Leading to Bohemia’s semi vassalage to Frankish kings, This alliance was leading Bohemia's conversion to Christianity. Continuing close relations were developed with the East Frankish kingdom, which devolved from the Carolingian Empire,eventually becoming the Holy Roman Empire. The Bohemians were a large autonomous state for several decades until Emperor Henry II promised until they reoccupy Prague it must stay a vassal. The First people to use the title King of Bohemia was Vladislav II and Vratislav II until their heirs returned to Dukes. The Přemysl Dynasty had several hundred years of reign on Bohemia leading

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