The Continent, anno 1812. Nineteen nations.
Land belongs to whoever pays more for it.
Napoleon had the right idea. Wrong pricing model.
Select a nation. Empty land is claimed; occupied land is invaded.
Your payment becomes the nation's garrison. To take it from you, someone must pay more. The Continent keeps everything.
The throne cannot be bought — only clicked. The titles cannot be taken — only outbid.
The land, at least, is honest: it goes to whoever pays.