A Brief History and Overview

As the curtains drew towards the close in the 15th century Anno Domini, there began an era of Germanic sweeps in reformation. Starting with the protestant reformation with Martin Luther, one found the small states of Europe start to form what would soon be known as Prussia. Seeing the change in the lands a pious monk decided to arm the people who followed him and reform the church in his lands to their own faith. This monk would take over control of the small kingdom bordering present day Austria, Germany, and Czechoslovakia. He then proclaimed it the holy lands for which a new prosperous faith would be made. He would die becoming a reformed pope in his own terms. The nation would go on however. With the forming of Prussia, Reformationland made several treaties maintaining their sovereignty and neutrality. These treaties ensured their non-involvement in global conflict which would be honored throughout to present day. Today, Reformationland acts similarly to that of the Vatican. Both hold a pope to be the leader of the nation and faith, and both remain neutral on all conflicts. Reformationland devotes itself to faith and work, putting emphasis in focus and effort.