Troia Nova

Troia Nova, known in Common Brythonic as New Troy, was a kingdom established in the Eastern lands of the British Isles by the Latin exile Brutus.

During the Giant Wars, the Kingdom of Cornwall came under siege by armies of giants in 788 BC. The siege was eventually lifted by the arrival of the warrior Brutus and his army of freed Trojan slaves. After the giants were defeated, the Cornish leader, Corineus allied with Brutus and his Trojans. He assisted them in establishing a colony in the east of the country, becoming known as "Troia Nova", meaning "New Troy".

Brutus ruled his kingdom with his wife Innogen for ten years until Corineus was killed by the giant king Goemagot. Enraged, Brutus sent his armies to cleanse the British Isles of giants. After the end of the campaign, the people of the British Isles rallied under Brutus' banner. Troia Nova expanded greatly and was eventually reorganised into the Kingdom of Albion, making Brutus the first king of the British Isles.