What is the relationship between England, Scotland and Ireland?

The British are descended from Romans and Normans.

The real aborigines in England are Scots.

As for the Irish, people say that I was not English originally, but I became English inexplicably when I was divided into the British Isles.

Well, the key is to be smart. In fact, Scots, Irish, Welsh and English are all foreigners.

The Irish are Celts, a tribe born in Germany.

Later, the Celts began to conquer Europe, March into the British Isles, occupy France, invade Greece and Rome, and even the vanguard troops arrived in Turkey.

At that time, the Romans called people living in France, Belgium and other regions "Gauls"

They looted the city of Rome, and since then they have forged a deep hatred with Rome.

Then Caesar defeated the Celtics.

Around 45 AD, the Romans landed in the British Isles and expelled the Celts from England to Wales, Scotland and Ireland. At first, the Picts arrived in Scotland, but later a Celtic tribe named "Scotland" occupied it and called it Scotland.

After the decline of the Roman Empire, the Celts gradually recovered the British Isles, but they met a new enemy-the Normans.

Finally, the Celtics in Ireland retaken Dublin from the Normans and called themselves Irish.

The Celts in Scotland recaptured Edinburgh from the Normans and called themselves Scots.

Then the Normans and Romans mixed together and called themselves English, and defined the above two groups as barbarians.