Empire of Deltaria

The Empire of Deltaria is a country introduced in TBGotI season 3. Deltaria had once been a part of the Kingdom of Anomaly, but Anomaly was defeated and the survivors eventually became Deltaria. The New Kingdom of Anomaly succeeded from Deltaria, becoming what is also known as the Northern Province.

Deltaria won a war against and occupied DRA, and entered a major war with GAN in Season 3, but the outcome is unknown.

History
Deltaria is a country with a history written in blood. Long ago, A culture called the Zetaneans, the survivors of Anomaly's destruction, created the Kingdom of Zetanea. However, Zetanea did not last long, as the people grew unhappy, and thus, an uprising began.

The resistance, led by Delta, marched an army to the capitol of the Zetanea. The resistance was successful in overthrowing the government in a coup d'etat. Delta was revered as a hero, and he was crowned the first king of the New Kingdom of Zetanea. Of course this new kingdom needed a symbol, one that represents the people's hardships and sacrifice. And so, Delta decided that the kingdom's symbol should be a red triangle. The triangle has great structural integrity, to represent strength, and the crimson to represent the blood that was spilled by the people so that they could have freedom. After Delta's rule, his son and second king of the new nation, Eta, decided to name the country after his father. And thus, the Kingdom of Deltaria was born

Eventually, Kappa I took the throne at the age of 19. His father, Eta was killed in a battle to defend Deltaria from Gammendra to the south. Kappa took it upon himself to finish what his father started. A skilled fighter and Tactician, Kappa and his Army crushed the Gammendrian forces and took their land for his own.

Kappa I, along with the first King Delta, are known as the two Hero Kings (and even as the God Kings by Deltaria's religious folk), and many monarchs succeeding them were named in their honor. Their names are reserved for those that are a part of the royal family, and it is considered blasphemy for a peasant to be named Delta or Kappa.

Every year, in February, which coincidentally was the month that both the Deltarian Revolutionary War and Gammendrian War were won, the Hero Kings (and all the monarchs for that matter, but the Hero Kings more so) are celebrated in a national, month long holiday.