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Welcome to the Encyclopedia of the Monarchy of the North, a kingdom with its capital in Oporto, and the Portuguese Republic, with its capital in Lisbon, which narrates the war and its antecedents between these two forces, in the period from 1918 to 1922.

You can explore the stories of this alternate history universe by geographic region, using the arrows next to the region’s name to navigate.

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Porto

‘Infamous! Infamous!’

‘Impossibility of acquiring lemons from Algarve increases consumption of cabbage and turnip soup’

First Floral Games of Famalicão

“On the Mutation of the ‘Escalo’”

“Tragedy at the Club Portuense!”

“Testimony of a Republican Deserter”

News from the Academic Battalion

Memento Homo: Obituary of Joaquim Silva

On the Apparitions of D. Antónia – Oral Report

‘A Corpse Floating in the Estuary’

In Memory of Those Who Gave Their Lives for The King

Article published in the Real Gazeta Invicta at the opening of the II Portuguese Industrial Exhibition on 17 January 1920

The Return of D. Antónia

Crime at Rua das Flores, or The Alkaloid Malediction

Letter from D. Teodolinda Ramalho to her Husband, D. Francisco de Assis Ramalho, 28 June 1919

A Response: Open Letter to Engineer António Forte, Published in the Real Gazeta Invicta, on October 10, 1920

Open Letter from Engineer António Forte, Published in the Real Gazeta Invicta, on October 7, 1920

The Wrath of the Vines

Manifesto ‘To the Women of Oporto’, written and distributed by Dr Augusta Rodrigues in 1921

Excerpts from the diaries of Fausto Godim, aviation pioneer

Minute of the Extraordinary Meeting of the Real Companhia Vinícola held on 13 March 1919

Letter from a Soldier to his Fiancée, 14 June 1919

Anthem of the Northern Monarchy

Letter sent to Odília Meireles de Sá, Queen Augusta Vitória’s maid

Vinum Liminis Mortis

Sandra Maria Teixeira, the Propagandist of the Northern Monarchy

The Forgotten Brother

Notes on ‘Legend # 36 of Exhibition Catalog “Perygosas do Imperyo”’

Sara Cabral Ferreira, the Winepunk Science Illustrator

Apotheotical presentation of the new work by Maestro Carlos João Azevedo

Obituary of Ana Raquel da Cunha Areal

Open letter from Professor Manuel Almeida, eminent naturalist from the Royal University of Porto, from the kingdom of the Monarchy of the North, and published in Real Gazeta Invicta, on March 11, 1922

Vigo

Paris

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