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Chapter 17 24th of September, 1706 Outskirts of Ameromgen Central Aubervijr - 242 miles from the Maresdoep Late afternoon The Henricist column moved slowly through the open plains of western Aubervijr, the soldiers’ boots crunching against the dirt road. A biting wind swept across the expanse...

Chapter 17 24th of September, 1706 Outskirts of Ameromgen Central Aubervijr - 242 miles from the Maresdoep Late afternoon The Henricist column moved slowly through the open plains of western Aubervijr, the soldiers’ boots crunching against the dirt road. A biting wind swept across the expanse...

Chapter 15 19th of September, 1706 Nearing Bourtange Western Aubervijr Daybreak The pale light of dawn began to creep over the plains, casting long shadows across the Henricist encampment. The air was damp and cold, clinging to everything it touched, and the faint hum of soldiers stirring in...

Chapter 14 17th of September, 1706 Outskirts of Klazienaveen Western Aubervijr Late afternoon The wind carried the faint scent of damp earth and woodsmoke as the Henricist army approached the outskirts of Klazienaveen. The city lay low on the horizon, its clustered rooftops and slender church...

Chapter 13 17th of September, 1706 River Tijens Central Aubervijr Afternoon The River Tijens curved slightly as a massive fleet pressed westward, its banks growing narrower and more wooded. The sound of water lapping against the hulls was steady, almost rhythmic, as the many boats cut through...

Chapter 12 September 5th, 1706 Outskirts of Ostend Western Aubervijr Mid-afternoon The road to Ostend had been gruelling, every step sinking into mud churned up by thousands of boots and wagon wheels. Rain had dogged their march for much of the morning, leaving the men damp and weary as they...

Chapter 11 3rd of September, 1706 Aubervijan Coast 22:41 The tent was silent, save for the constant sound of heavy rain pattering against the canopy and the howl of the wind. The lantern hanging from the centre pole swayed faintly, its flickering light illuminating the rough canvas walls and...

Chapter 10 30th of August, 1706 Maresdoep Strait Near the Aubervijan Coast Early-morning The Maresdoep stretched endlessly before the Henricist fleet, a vast expanse of restless waters that seemed to blur into the pale-grey sky. The ships moved steadily, their sails catching the cold wind as...

Chapter 9 28th of August, 1706 Port of Eemshaven, Faursia Banks of the Maresdoep Strait Mid-morning The port of Eemshaven stretched like a hive of restless industry. The Henricist army, now swelled to 5,500 strong, filled the streets, docks, and encampments with the energy of men on the brink...

Chapter 8 28th of July, 1706 Fort Zutphen Northern Faursia Midday Hendriksen sat slumped over his desk in the cramped command office of Fort Zutphen, the air thick with the smell of damp wood and wax. A single candle burned low, its light throwing restless shadows over the maps and scattered...

Faursian folk songs

Chapter 7 21st of July, 1706 Ertveldhuis, Harlingen Aubervijr 14:51 The dimly lit chamber of Erteveld House was heavy with the smell of tobacco and the tension of unspoken judgments. Around the grand oak table, six men sat in silence, their gazes flicking between Chancellor Ferdinand de Girard...

Chapter 6 14th of July, 1706 Outskirts of Zeidendijs 9 miles from Eemshaven Midnight The barn was heavy with tension, the air as stifling as the arguments that erupted within. A flickering lantern hung from a beam, its weak light falling on a well-worn map spread across the table. The...

Chapter 5 23rd of June, 1706 Outskirts of Eemshaven North-East Faursia The Henricist army dragged itself toward Eemshaven under the sweltering June sun. For what felt like months, they had marched across Faursia’s lowlands, their ranks swelling with new recruits but their bodies taxed by...

Chapter 4 June 11th, 1706 Road to Andijk Central Faursia Afternoon The road to Andijk wound through fields dotted with wildflowers, the vibrant yellows and purples standing out against the green expanse. Hennie Dumonceau led the way, his thoughts heavy despite the beauty around him. Behind...

Chapter 3 May 11th, 1706 Erteveldhuis Harlingen, Aubervijr 12:31 PM The great oak door of the Chancellor’s office closed with a resonant thud, shutting out the noise of Harlingen’s cobbled streets. The room within was a study in austere grandeur. High, mullioned windows admitted weak shafts of...

Chapter 2 April 29th, 1706 Marrenijl, Faursia Early morning The morning air was sharp with salt and cold, the kind of air that burned the lungs and cleared the mind. Hennie Dumonceau stood at the prow of the boat, his eyes fixed on the shoreline of Faursia, where the first light of day brushed...

Chapter 1 23rd of June, 1707 Marrenijl, Faursia 23:58 The sky was dark as iron, its restless clouds clashing overhead as if torn apart by fury, producing a heavy, pouring rain. The path to Marrenijl was a treacherous, winding scar through marshes and swampland, the earth beneath their feet...

Battle of Beveren and its aftermath 1706 to 1708 The Battle of Beveren was the final battle of the Henricist risings, a result of a number of major, prior revolts that occurred in 1651, 1675 and 1679, and a number of unsuccessful revolts in-between. Henricism was a political ideology in...

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The Premiership De Premierschap The Premiership is a professional football league at the top of the Aubervijan football league system. It is contested between 20 teams across a 38 matchday period. The modern structure of the Premiership began with the 1929/30 season, though football had been...

Johannes van der Capellen Johannes Simon Vincent van der Capellen was born on January 6th, 1973 in Eemshaven, Aubervijr, the youngest of three children born to Alvin and Fleur van der Capellen. Van der Capellen’s paternal grandfather was a retired lieutenant colonel and prison officer. Van der...

Harlingen Broadcasting Association Wiebe Groeneveld resigns as leader of Labour Party 10th of June, 2024 9:37 AM Wiebe Groeneveld has resigned as leader of the Labour Party, which he has led since 2015. Mr Groeneveld released a statement this morning, which read; “I have decided to resign as...

Dalmsholte Riots and Aubervijr vs Reform 1969 WIP Prior to 1969, the Consitution of the Commonwealth of Aubervijr stated that the Church of Aubervijr acted as the state religion of Aubervijr. There was little to no separation between church and state, to the point where religious officials from...

Country: Commonwealth of Aubervijr Who do you cast a vote for, for AN Secretary General?: <John Largan>

A portrait of Alexander Jan Florentijn Buskirk in January 1940. Alexander Jan Florentijn Buskirk was born on the 24th of November, 1898 to Aalbert and Jacoba Buskirk in a village named Lutjegast, in the west of Aubervijr. He was the second of their three children. His older brother, who was...

Fjármagn, Esthursia Johannes van der Capellen had never visited Esthursia before. Yet now, after a brief flight from the capital, Johannes and a group of others touched down in Esthursia in the late morning. The signing of the Charter was certainly a different experience for the Chancellor, who...

Eemshaven Broadcasting Association 30th of November, 2023 Former President Olivier Stoepker dies aged 89 Former President of Aubervijr, Olivier Stoepker, has died in Eemshaven General Hospital (EGH) on Wednesday night, his family have announced. A statement by the Stoepker family read; “It is...

Eemshaven Broadcasting Association Saturday, 6th of October, 2023 Former government minister Calvin Faber jailed for six and a half years Calvin Faber has been sentenced to six years and six months in prison after he was found guilty of corruption and tax evasion charges in court. Eemshaven...

Eemshaven Broadcasting Association Faursian National Party win the first Faursian general election 23rd of June, 2023 09:47 AM It was announced at midnight that the centre-left Faursian Party of Labour, under Cecilia Miedema, had won the Faursian general election. Miedema and her party secured...