After a year of fighting, Gaul has finally been reunified. The Rebel States that refused to join peacefully have been crushed by our brave and fierce warriors. Let the Gods of War and Peace preserve and protect our Empire.

After the death of Brennus and Dis, our mythical founder in 587 B.C.E., the original kingdom of Gaul was broken between the Arverni and the Aedui tribes. Fighting continued for over 300 years. Then, in 275 B.C.E., a man named Ambriorix, a Chieften and General of the Northern Aeduin Army, decided that the current ruler of Aedui was weak and feeble. He persuades local chieftens to support his cause, and in 274 B.C.E., rebelled and overthrew the Aeduin King and all his supporters. After this, he destroyed the Kingdom of Arverni and proclaimed himself King of Great Gaul.

Realizing that he wouldn't have done this without those who supported him, he changed the government to a Chieftendom, where he still had absolute power, but was advised by a council of chieftens that are loyal to him. Upon forming this new government, he gave this speech to his chieftens and warriors at the Great Hall of Alesia,

"My warriors and chieftens of Gaul. After many years of fighting between us for control of this vast land of Gaul, we have done nothing but waste the lives of good men who could've conquered the entire Pagan world. I rose in rebellion only to end the fighting between us and to establish a new government that can rival that of Brennus's Kingdom of Gaul. We have spilled the blood of the weak and stubborn, the traitors and the imposters. Now, come, men of Gaul, now is the time to expand and to conquer all the weaklings that call themselves kings of the barbarian world! Now is OUR time! Follow me, and together, we can rule ALL that the Gods have given us!"

Now, he is expanding his foothold in Gaul, strengthening the military, and preparing for a war that will shake the very foundations of the Northern world.
Let the Gods guide and protect him, and allow him to build an empire to rival all the great empires of Old.