Kingdom of Bobsgrad

The Kingdom of Bobsgrad is the precursor to the Bobsgradian Republic. It officially exists until Vlad II makes the country fully democratic. They dedicated themselves to making themselves the second most powerful country in the Ok's World (as the Angel's World would surpass them magically).

Members

 * King Vlad the Great
 * Vlad the Second
 * Gustav

Description
The Kingdom of Bobsgrad was founded by Vlad the First in Ok's World: Omega, Chapter 2. It is ended by Vlad II who decides to make it a democracy.

They are the creators of beacon technology, but decided to remain neutral to all countries. The Black Beacon accident is remembered as one of the worse ones in the history of the world, and they were ashamed of it.

History
The Bobsgradian Hierarchy would be:


 * The king
 * The ministers
 * The army
 * The citizen and workers

After the country became fully democratic, Bobsgrad lost this hierarchy. It is possible that the kingdom could've expanded enough to be considered an Empire.

The following would either be that the empire would implode, or that the empire would die off in a war. Although if it were to become successful, it would definitely comparable to a dystopia.

After the death of Vlad the First, the entry to the capital became a lot harder. A wall was created, with many defenses. The citizens were slightly xenophobic at some point and most foreigners were not welcome by the citizens. Kandinskese people were especially oppressed, and treated like enemies after the Cold War. The wall would have an inspector, who'd launch a distress signal in case the person was not allowed in the country and showed resistance. There were around four inspectors, who'd need your passport and nothing else. Two of these inspectors were situated on the South side of the wall and the West side. The other two would be situated in the entrance and exit of the Metro Network.

The oppression of the Kandinskese people stopped once Gabriel X, leader of the country, was admitted as the head of the Bobsgradian army, and the head of the general Bobsgradian medicine research.