History of Poland and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

The Polish State
In the mid-2030s while the Great War (World War 1) raged on King Ignacy I of the House of Ordon took power of Poland. Poland was a small nation in East Europe that stayed out of big things and kept to itself mostly. All that was about to change under Ignacy I.

The Ukrainian War
Shortly after Ignacy I took power he was invited to a plot against Ukraine and Crimea by Russia and Japan to split Ukraine. The plan was Poland and Russia would split Ukraine and Japan would take Crimea (Although during the war the British decided to help in exchange for Sevastopol). The war ended with Poland looking like this.

The Baltic War
After the Ukrainian war Ignacy I had bigger ambitions. He planned to attack the Baltic Duchy and reform the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. And so he did. Polish soldiers marched up north where they faced a weak and underfunded army and won with ease. The Commonwealth annexed Lithuania and Latvia and Estonia was made a vassal ruled by Ignacy I. This is how the Commonwealth looked after.

World War 1
During the Ukrainian war Poland had joined an alliance called the Allied States (formerly known as The Big Three) which consisted of the URA, the Mamluks, Brazil and now Poland. They were at war with the axis, which consisted of the Dominion of Britain, Japan and Mexico. After the Ukrainian war Poland decided to finally join the Great War. Poland fought in Crimea against Japan and Britain, we managed to take Japanese Crimea including the important city of Kerch but by the time we were ready to attack British Sevastopol, the war had ended and so we took Japanese Crimea but had to leave Sevastopol alone. After the war Poland looked like this.