Agmeep

Agmeep is a country on the Moosh Mooshian Peninsula, south of Moosh Moosh World. It declared independence from Moosh Moosh World in 1699 in the Agmeepian Revolution. It is left-wing and a constitutional monarchy, with a leader who serves for life and represents the parliament. This was complicated by the fact that Agano Iddo and Meep 525 Oofieloofie were granted immortality as a supposed gift by the gods in 1700.

Early History
Agmeep was originally inhabited by the Panaba tribe near the modern-day city of Port City, in the north-western part of the country. This tribe eventually fuedalized around 150 BCE, becoming the Kingdom of Panabashwa. In 1179 CE, Agano of the house of Iddo, the count of Panabashwa, became King Agano I of Panabashwa. The Kingdom was confined to the western part of Modern-Day Agmeep. In 1244, a marriage was arranged between Prince Agano of Panabashwa and Princess Agelia of Keia, the heirs of Panabashwa and Keia respectively. Agelia's mother was the Duchess of West Panaba. In 1299, after the death of then Queen Agelia, Panabashwa, West Panaba, and Keia were all unified under King Agle II of Panabashwa. Agle's son, King Agano III had no sons, so his daughter, Queen Geoa, married the King of Jamestown, uniting the 2 kingdoms. The Geeba-Panaba couple also only had daughters, so the eldest daughter, Queen Tabata, married the future King of Moosh Moosh World, Edward. This unification meant that, in the course of 100 years, Panabashwa went from controlling Western Agmeep, to merging with Moosh Moosh World.

Post-Unification
King Edward I took a strong liking to the city of Panabashwa. He admired it for its central location and warm climate. He thus decided to move the capital of Moosh Moosh World there in 1392, taking residence mother-in-law's old castle, Panaba Castle. The capital would remain there for over 300 years. Outside of the city of Panabashwa, the places that would make up modern-day Agmeep remained undeveloped, especially the Central Forest, that was deemed not to be suitable for development. In 1646, British troops invaded the peninsula. Most of the meeps from the big Moosh Mooshian cities were kicked out. They were then kicked out of many other places. Not knowing where to go, about 15000 exiled meeps went into the Central Forest. After traversing for 4 weeks, they came across a river where they built a small settlement. This town eventually turned into the city of Meepenia. Among these people were Meep -724 and Meep -723 Oofieloofie. Their child, Meep 525 Oofieloofie, became one of the founders of Agmeep.

Founding
On August 9th, 1678, 2 men found 10 year-old Earl Agano Iddo walking in Agton, near the poor end of town. They first attempted to ransom him for 100 marnos (10000 adjusted for inflation), however, they were unable to get in contact with his father, Duke Eswit of Iddo, so they decided to take him to the Central Forest in hopes he would die. The next day, Meep 525 Oofieloofie was kidnapped by 2 unrelated kidnappers in Meepenia. Meep 525 was born to a poor Meep family on February 5th, 1668. His parents were kicked out of Port City as children and were sent to Meepenia. Meep 525 spent much of his early life in poverty. On August 10th, 1678, he was sent by his parents to buy bread. While at the local market, he was captured by 2 kidnappers who posed as his parents. His parents were asked to pay 5 marnos (500 marnos adjusted for inflation) but they could not pay the money. As such, he was dropped off in the Central Forest about 2 miles away from Erneba.