Not divide into further regions - the Central Region is about a 5-6 hour driving distance from one end to the other, pretty much.
It could split into 2 more Principalities, or the southern portion of the region could join the one already existing US Principality, leaving basically Washington State mostly to be one Principality (or not). The arguing point is who gets to keep the name of the Kingdom... Since Seattle and Portland can not agree who actually was the first group in the kingdom, there isn't a clear historical precendence to follow either.
It would seem to make sense for the Canadian Principalities to spin off and just become its own kingdom, but the word that travels around is that the residents of those 2 Principalities aren't ready/willing.
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It could split into 2 more Principalities, or the southern portion of the region could join the one already existing US Principality, leaving basically Washington State mostly to be one Principality (or not). The arguing point is who gets to keep the name of the Kingdom... Since Seattle and Portland can not agree who actually was the first group in the kingdom, there isn't a clear historical precendence to follow either.
It would seem to make sense for the Canadian Principalities to spin off and just become its own kingdom, but the word that travels around is that the residents of those 2 Principalities aren't ready/willing.