North Bryten

North Bryten, officially the Celtic Republic of North Bryten and sometimes nicknamed Tuathocaledonia, is a country on the island of Britain. It borders sister country South Bryten and covers all of 2016 Scotland + the Faroe Islands.

Scenario
Scotland was part of the United Kingdom, and the Faroe Islands were part of Denmark during the Collapse of the Modern World, and both collapsed relatively late. After the collapse, Gaelic Scots decided to establish North Bryten to complete the Yin-Yang of North and South Bryten. They restored their Gaelic language and renamed the capital, Edinburgh, to Dún Éidean.

Later on, during the Motropolian Civil War, North Bryten expanded to the Shetland and Faroe Islands, in order to rival the Kingdom of Sylt more than Motropolia and South Bryten.

North Bryten did not try all too hard at colonisation, as they had learned that the South Brytanians would take advantage of their weaknesses and conquer their colonies. As a result, Scottish Gaelic is rarely spoken outside of Europe.

In 2016 on the new cycle, North Bryten is a military powerhouse, rising up in trade and economy, but still struggles to make the Faroe Islanders speak Scottish Gaelic, much like Motropolia trying to make everyone speak perfect Dutch.