Holy German Empire

The Holy German Empire was a short lived state in Central Europe, formed when Empress Meike of Germany was crowned Empress of Germany. It was dissolved after the Freedom Revolution, when Empress Meike was arrested and put to trial for crimes against humanity. During it's existance the Empire expanded greatly and conquered Poland and Austria, and, after being defeated in the war against Portugal, was divided in two, the Holy German Empire and the Republic of Prussia. It's capital was Berlin.

First Phase-Greater Germany
During the first times of Meike I's rule Germany saw herself growing significantly, after anexing Austria and Poland. In the meantime though, due to the fact of being building an army that could be enough large and powerful to defeat Portugal, Spain and the Northern European Union, Germany, in a kind of Songun policy, redirected almost all governmental funds to the production of military equipment, which caused Germany's economy to collapsed, having an immense recession for all the years of the existance of the Holy Empire.

Second Phase-Fall of the Empire
While Germany's economy was collapsing Meike I's arrested, deported and killed millions of people living in Germany, arresting not only German citizens but foreigners as well, including Portuguese ones. The Kingdom of Portugal promptly demanded the devolution of all Portuguese Nationals, which was refused by the German government. In order to make the Germans return to the negotiations table Portugal declared war on Germany and bombed Hamburg, Frankfurt and Berlin, using planes coming from it's aircraft carriers. The Portuguese also bombed the Ruhr and the Saar, as well as many dams and industrial facilities. After this the Germans imediately accepted the offer of surrender from the Portuguese, and Germany was divided in two (Republic of Prussia and Holy German Empire), and was forced to join the Northern European Union and to give away their military, thus being the navy divided between France, Scandinavia and Portugal. Later, a military-supported revolt, the Freedom Revolution, overthrown the Empress and installed a democratic government in South Germany (the Empire), and express it's wishes to join North Germany to restore an unified German state. This would be later materialized by the Treaty of Olivenza, in 2035.