The New Bulgarian Federation was created in the aftermath of the Great War. Originally, the Federation was a part of the Treaty Of Sofia at the end of the Great War in 1909.5. The Federation was to consist of the following countries: Romania, Serbia, and Bulgaria, with Albania and Macedonia being vassals. After a while of negotiation, the borders of the Federation were shortened to Southern Romania, and no vassals in Albania or Macedonia. It was later shortened again to Central and Southern Serbia. Then finally, it was reduced to Bulgaria. It formed in 1910.5, exactly one year after the war ended. It was formed when the Treaty of Sofia was signed, after all Bulgarian troops had left the occupied territories. Since then, the federation has rebuilt it's country, economy (partially) and it's