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On the 17 July, 1701, ships from the Northeast Union had arrived at the city of Portsburgh. A few years later in 1717, in the border city of Brekus, war broke out within the Northeast Union and the Empires on the West Coast. The population living there were outraged because of the lack of food and them having to plant and remove rice and being treated like peasants. One man who supported this was Dallum Fortworth, who was born in the suburbs of Kalmar but moved to Brekus for military training. Dallum had made a group called Newsford Independence Group. In his speech he said, “We will fight for independence and never give up!” On the 1 October 1720, Newsford South declared independence and had joined the war fighting with the empires. The next day, the King of the Northeast Union had lost and was forced to sign the independence pact. Finally, on the 28 February 1721 the Northeast Union had fallen, and the citizens of the Northeast Union had realised what atrocities the King had done. It was not only treating people like peasants but more. They had stormed into the Royal Palace in the Capital, Froma. They saw a letter that said, “I have taken my children and wife and brought them to a island you do not know.”        Luckily, the Newsford South Army in Hill Ocean Birch Bay found the ship. They fired a missile at it and had taken the King to be in prison in Newgate. Dallum was crowned king. He had resigned in 1748.

Finally, after over 200 years of ruling under the evil king of Corinia, it had fallen by the Mountain Empire Citizens attacking them. Newsford South was recreated on the 2 October 1965.