County Durhamball is an 
Englandball county around the north-east area of England, and is surrounded by Northumberlandball, Yorkshireball, and Cumbriaball. And is also just below Scotlandball.
Scotlandball invaded County Durhamball in 1006, but County Durhamball soldiers defended against it. Scotlandball eventually grew bored and went back home, but invaded again in 1038, and the same thing happened.
Scandinaviaball invaded County Durhamball in 1069, but Germaniaball came in soon after and beat up Scandinaviaball. For revenge, Scandinaviaball came in with a larger army and killed some of County Durhamball and a ton of 
Germaniaball's people.
In 1536, Londonball removed County Durhamball's powers, and later in 1538, it invaded County Durhamball and destroyed the shrine of St. Cuthbert, which destroyed County Durhamball's moral and also stopped many people from visiting and spending money there. Fortunately, a grammar school was built there, which brought some money to County Durhamball.
Scotlandball invaded County Durhamball again in 1640, when 
Londonball tried to force them to accept its religion, but County Durhamball was nice to Scotlandball and helped it with injuries before it left County Durhamball alone for a bit. That was short lived, because in 1644, when Londonball had a civil war to deal with, Scotlandball joined the side of the rebels and had a war with Londonball on County Durhamball's clay. Scotlandball lost the war, and Londonball ordered County Durhamball to keep Scotlandball as a prisoner. County Durhamball did so, but treat Scotlandball like a friend instead of a prisoner.
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Map of UK counties (Credit to LavaMeteor)
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