Discovery of Great Hanover

On 1001, George Cardinal and his crew were sailing until George noticed a land and decided to land there. Upon landing on the shores, George realized that the supposed big island was not known, thus making George the discoverer of Great Hanover. George and his crew decided to make the big island as their primary base, wherein all of their assets will be there like ships, cannons, weapons, and more. One day, George suddenly found a family hiding, who initially took George as an enemy until he explained that he does not have any wish to harm them. He offered them shelter in their camp, thus making the family as one of the first citizens of Great Hanover.

Years later, the population of Great Hanover has been increasing, more people are coming to live there. Houses, castles, forts, markets and many more were built and constructed under the leadership of George Cardinal. On 1016, the people of Great Hanover wished and decided to make George as the King of Great Hanover, making him the first monarch of the State. He was crowned at the age of 21, making him known as George I or George Cardinal the Great. At the age of 24, George met Ivory Hensor and the two became together until their marriage on 1019, making Ivory as the first Queen consort of Great Hanover. The couple had 2 children on 1024, with the eldest son being the first heir apparent to George I and the daughter as the second-in-line to the throne.

George I ruled Great Hanover until his death on 1057 at the age of 62. He was succeeded by his son James as James I.