First Esceosian Empire

The First Esceosian Empire (Esceosian: Első Iszkoszi Birodalom) was the rule of Esceosia under the House of Hunyadi after the colonial expansion of the nation. The Empire was both an empire in colonial sense and national sense, so in this period, the rulers of Esceosia were called Emperors. The Empire's territories apart from their main territory included the Archduchy of Austria, the Kingdom of Naples, the Bohemia Kingdom of Bohemia, the Kingdom of Dacio-Bulgaria, several smaller territories in the fragmented Holy Roman Empire and the overseas colonies, mandate territories and protectorates that came under Esceosian rule from the 16th century onward.

Competing with Spain, Pyrénes, Portugal, the United Provinces, Farancia and later Britannia, Esceosa began to establish colonies in North America, the Caribbean, South America, and India in the 17th century. A series of wars with Britannia and other European major powers during the 18th century and early 19th century resulted in Esceosia gaining more territories and establishing an even larger Empire.

Not long after these wars, the colonial possessions in North and South America began crumbling, resulting in the independence of Amazonia, the American Federation and several others. Because the loss of these territories and the growing problems with the ruling Hunyadi dynasty, large rebellions happened in Naples and Dacio-Bulgaria alongside the Second Great Revolution in the Esceosian mainland. In the end, Dacio-Bulgaria gained independence while Naples gained independence, but with a Hunyadi ruler, while the end of the revolution in 1850 brought the start of the Second Esceosian Empire, which was more in a colonial sense, as the new Esceosian dynasty, the Iványis were only known as Kings, not Emperors.