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By 300 CE, the Germanic {{wp|English people|Ænglish}} people had migrated into the central areas of modern Carna, establishing permanent settlements in the region. The south and southwestern coastal areas and the mountainous northern areas of modern Carna remained under the rule of the native {{wp|Gaels|Gaelic}} people up until the collapse of [[Great Levantia]] in 500 CE. This saw the Ængles conquer much of modern Carna, developing a distinct Ænglo-Gaelic culture that laid the foundation of the {{wp|Scots language|Carnish}} language. In 881, the [[Kingdom of Carna]] was founded beginning more than a millennia of independent Carnish rule, which was only briefly interrupted between 1287 and 1315. Calls for reform in the late 18th century would see the Carnish monarchy relinquish significant power to an [[Old Carnish Parliament|elected parliament]]. Carna would enter the [[Great War]] in 1935, fighting alongside their former rival of [[Urcea]]. As the war escalated, democratic elections were suspended and the Carnish monarchy retook significant power. In 1947, Protests against the monarchy's growing power and the suspension of democratic elections escalated into a number of popular uprisings. In June of 1948, the Carnish monarchy was overthrown after revolutionaries seized control of the city of [[Dunaird]] and the modern Republic of Carna was founded later that month. The Republic of Carna's so-called 'modern era' would begin in 1983 when [[Donald Lachlan]] won the country's presidential election on a [[Carnish Socialist Pairty|Socialist Party]] (CSP) ticket. The CSP would would become the largest party in the [[Forgaitherin]], the Republic of Carna's national legislature, in 1985. Since then, every elected president has ran on a CSP ticket and the CSP have remained the largest parrt in the Forgaitherin.