Duchy of Powys-Morgannwg

The Duchy of Powys-Morgannwg (Dugiaeth Powys-Morgannwg) is a vassal state of the Kingdom of Anglia, based in the eastern border of Wales. To the west lie the various other Welsh states.

The heraldry of the duchy, also being the heraldry of the House Morgannwg, consists of two horizontal blue and black stripes, defaced by a golden lindworm holding a banner with the words "Fy Nuw a Fy Hawl"

History
Powys was once a minor tribal kingdom on the border between the Britons and the Welsh, until the invasion of the Angles and Saxons, which eventually led to the Christianization of middle Britannia Superior, and the reformation of many tribal societies into feudal ones. The feudalization of Powys was driven by Wynnstonn, and he placed a friendly household-the House Morgannwg-on the throne of the nascent duchy, as a way to secure an ally and buffer state to the west, as well as to repay an old debt. The history of Powys-Morgannwg and of the Engla Rīce have been tied together ever since.

Government and Power
The Duchy of Powys-Morgannwg is a vassal state of the Engla Rīce, and pays duties in the form of wealth and men to it's overlord. The relationship is stable, and the current king Leofwine Wynnstanson has vowed to never threaten the sovereignty of Powys, or the House Morgannwg.