Kingdom of Sweden

The Kingdom of Sweden was the former government of Sweden, now superseded by the Swedish State. It was ruled by King Christopher II till Fredrik Holgersson revealed his, along with other government official's, connection to the 2020 Stockholm bombings.

History
On 1 January 2020, the 2020 Stockholm bombings took place in which the whole royal family and government were destroyed. The first provisional government, the Great Council, was set up by Governor of Sodermanland Alva Odenberg and was comprised of the county heads. It quickly fell though due to Odenberg's connection with the bombings, and a second provisional government was set up by Supreme Commander Fredrik Holgersson; protests erupted against the so-called Holgersson's Revolution, but were quelled after Holgersson established the Liten-Riksdag.

At the same time, a succession crisis took place over the throne, with both Prince Wilhelm of the German Empire and John, Prince of South St. Maarten having been elected by the Great Council to be king. It almost escalated into an all-out war with multiple countries intervening, but the crisis ended as quickly as it began with Prince John renouncing his claim. Prince Wilhelm was then crowned as King Christopher II.

On 16 February 2020, members of the Liten-Riksdag were found also connected to the bomb plot, and the next day the King and the whole Supreme Court were also found connected. Holgersson thus dissolved the Kingdom and replaced it with the National State of Sweden, otherwise known as the Swedish State.

Government
In the aftermath of the 2020 Stockholm bombings, the Kingdom did not have a formal government. Holgersson, who is the head of the military, has established himself as Chancellor which he stated was a transitional leadership role. He also later established the Liten-Riksdag as a temporary legislature. The Supreme Court of Sweden was the only branch of government spared from the bombings, and its system remained the same till its dissolution.

International Relations
The King, Christopher II, is the brother of Friedrich Wilhelm III of Germany and thus the two countries share diplomatic ties. However, with the outbreak of Messerschmidt's Revolution, Holgersson and even King Christopher II himself are speculated to be collaborating with the revolutionaries.

Military
Sweden's military is nothing compared to its height in the 17th century, but reforms by Holgersson are bolstering it to 100,000 to 500,000 active troops, a whopping 100 active ships (of all classes, but not each), and 100 aircraft.