William Thamesend

He behaved differently in different centuries. Smart, calm, insightful, irritable, arrogant, unfriendly, witty, sarcastic and ironic. William was born or founded by the Romans after their invasion of the British Isles in 43 AD. He went through a difficult path to raise his country to the highest level of the economy. Thames is the only European capital that has not been captured by the enemy even once in 8 centuries. In 1348, London was engulfed in a plague epidemic, which killed up to half the city's population. With the advent of the Tudor dynasty, the era of absolute monarchy began in England. The centralization of power in the hands of the king led to the fact that the capital began to develop and become richer even faster. William developed into one of the largest trading centers in Europe. Small businesses flourish in the city, and large English owners conduct their trade all over the world - from Russia to America. Giant companies such as the East India Company were created. After the Spanish captured and plundered the large Dutch city of Antwerp in the 16th century, London became the largest trading center on the North Sea. In the 17th century, the Bank of England opened, allowing the country to further increase its influence on the world economy. In 1700, 80% of England's imports and 69% of its exports came from London, and the city's population exceeded 500,000 people. By 1700, William had become the largest city in Europe. In 1707, London acquired the status of the capital of Great Britain, a new state created by the unification of England and Scotland. In the 17th century, tea became a fashionable drink among the English aristocracy. 1717 is significant for William because it was then that the first tea shop appeared, after which interest in this drink grew to unprecedented heights. Can't stand coffee. William Thamesand, William, Mistress of the Seas. He is blond with green eyes, sharp cheekbones, medium build, and naturally pale skin. He wears glasses at work, but his minus is insignificant - only -1.