Largest Swedish Empire On Steam

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Kingdom Of Sweden Takes Space For Onlay One Admin You Must Be Experienced Skilled and Wealthy You Will Also Get A Raise And You Will Also Have To Pay Us 100,000 Euro Every 3 Mounths Admins Are Known As 2nd Command Or Prime Minster Postions Are Still Open But You Wont Take Admin For That Prime Minster Or 2nd Command IS A Admin Postion.
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Duke Of Vanderland:
Duke Of Scandiniva:
Duke of Stockholm:
Duke Of Orsbero Lan:
Duke of Varmsland:
Duke Of Gotlans:
Duke Of Uplassa:
Duke Of Belkings:
Duke Of Hallands:
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Prime Minster:
2nd Prime Minster:Mel De Rellio
Minster Of Millitary:
Minster Of Economy:Beaker
Millitary Recruiter:Karl
Peacemakker:
Diplomant:
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Denmark
Spain
Andorra
Norway
Poland
Lativia
Moldovia
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Duke Of Vanderland:
King Of Sweden:Anders
Queen Of Sweden:Victoria
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Wiki Info:weden's prehistory begins in the Allerød warm period c. 12,000 BC with Late Palaeolithic reindeer-hunting camps of the Bromme culture at the edge of the ice in what is now the country's southernmost province. This period was characterized by small bands of hunter-gatherer-fishers using flint technology.

Farming and animal husbandry, along with monumental burial, polished flint axes and decorated pottery, arrived from the Continent with the Funnelbeaker culture in c. 4,000 BC. Sweden's southern third was part of the stock-keeping and agricultural Nordic Bronze Age Culture's area, most of it being peripheral to the culture's Danish centre. The period began in c. 1,700 BC with the start of bronze imports from Europe. Copper mining was never tried locally during this period, and Scandinavia has no tin deposits, so all metal had to be imported.
The Nordic Bronze Age was entirely pre-urban, with people living in hamlets and on farmsteads with single-story wooden long houses.