The creation of Jewtown

With the collapse of the Mongol empire in 1264 AD the kingdom of Operania had received a large amount of Jewish migrants increasing from 3% of the Operanian population to 13% of the population however this naturally led to religious hatred between the Christian population and the new Jewish arrivals, this problem would soon reach king Aluminium the 2nd and with Aluminium holding some sympathies to the Jews he would have an idea that would hopefully stop the rampant anti-semitism in his kingdom, this idea was of creating a town for the Jews named “Jewtown” (Not the most creative name but the king wasn’t the most creative otist out there).

Basic construction on setting up a few houses and such things needed for creating a new city began on June 6th 1265 AD and finished at April 2nd 1270 AD with the Jewish settlers being moved into the new city on August 5th 1270 with the Jews being told to expand the town into the city by themselves under a minor monitoring done by some guards and over the course of five years the small settlement of Jewtown slowly grew enough for it to be considered a city by king Aluminum the 2nd, this would also prove to hold a unintentional side effect of bring more Jewish migrants over to Operania much like with Poland between the years of 1275 AD and 1284 AD making these two kingdoms safe-havens in Europe for the Jews.