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As the Roman Empire began
to Fall, centuries before it actually fell. The Roman
Senate became afraid of its retiring military. Both the commanders and of
course the soldiers who served their two or so plus decades and were wanting to
be both paid and retire. The Senate from the beginning of the Roman
Empire agreed to give lands to his retiring soldiers and their pay. They were
usually not paid during their serve, they were paid when they were dismissed
from service e.g. when the war was over, and or when they served their time
and could become full Roman Citizens after their service was complete. But the Senate grew afraid of them,
the growing number of ex-soldiers within Italy became a threat to the Republic.
So instead of allowing the legions to retire in Italy they allowed them to
retire in what would be called France in half a millennia
and or what would be called Germany aka Rhineland aka Sarmatia. The Roman Soldiers set up life in
areas like Jute, Dane, Saxon, and Anglo. The first two became countries but
Anglo and Saxon formed into provinces of Germany. However shortly after the Roman Empire
collapsed, the soldiers on the extremes of the frontier themselves grew afraid
of invaders from the east. So instead of saying in Germany, they evacuated
out of their lands some of them had been in the area for generations. And retreated
to Londonium; to be renamed London. The Anglo Saxon
Culture after a couple centuries formed and chose a new “united” name that of
England. The English then fought against the British
from that moment to present. The bulk of the British family
evacuated into exile in the 1600-1700s leaving Britain and entered exile in
the colonies. But the colonies were already wanted by the enemies of ht British for the vast tracks of farm land to turn into
Plantations. To bring Jews and Nigerians in from Africa and force them to
work as slaves. The British were eventually defeated
and scattered to the winds in Whatcom County circa 1889, when Washington
Territory became a State. The last of the intact British culture vanished. Which
unofficially ended the Trojan War
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