Dawn of the forest

Sick of corruption and a lack of privacy, people from all over the world left their homes and gathered in a big forest.
Other nations didn't dare touch the forest because it had been populated by dire wolfs for centuries, fierce animals capable to take down whole armies.
Somehow the dire wolfs felt the honesty and the longing for freedom of the people who came to their woods, and they accepted them, let them build a new home. And so the great nation of Kempia was born, a beacon for civil rights, protected by dire wolfs.

The people of Kempia valued democracy, civil rights, open market and much more. Secluded from the rest of the world, life in the forest was slow and peacefull.