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The '''Commonwealth of Hlenderia''', officially the '''Hlenderian Commonwealth of Mūnim, Kwarim, and Vrotrim''', is a country that occupies most of the island of Hayaneste, Gondwana, except for the most northwesternmost portion occupied by [[Joralesia]]. Hlenderia is a [[wikipedia:Multinational state| |
The '''Commonwealth of Hlenderia''', officially the '''Hlenderian Commonwealth of Mūnim, Kwarim, and Vrotrim''', is a country that occupies most of the island of Hayaneste, Gondwana, except for the most northwesternmost portion occupied by [[Joralesia]]. Hlenderia is a [[wikipedia:Multinational state|multiethnic state]] divided between the Mūni, Kwari, and Vrotri peoples. The majority of Hlenderia has a subarctic climate, dominated by boreal forest and wetland. The extreme southeast of the island, allocated to the Mūni people, is dominated by tundra. The western coast, mostly Vrotri ancestral land, has a milder oceanic climate. The capital, Pelachis, is located in the northwest of the country, near the border with Joralesia, along the Pela River. Hlenderia's largest city, Norrith, is located on the northern coast in ethnic Kwari land. |
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Archaeological evidence indicates that Hayaneste was settled at least two thousand years ago, but the first written records describing the Mūni, Kwari, and Vrotri peoples dates to the 6th century. These ethnic groups would unite in the face of foreign threats, but would also often fight among themselves over farming and grazing rights, religious differences, or trade disputes. The modern state of Hlenderia was formed in the late 17th century, when tribal leaders from the three ethnic groups of the area united following settlement attempts by [[Auravas]], [[Ethalria]], and others. This first constitution of Hlenderia established political traditions that remain to this day, including its elective monarchy and legislature constructed and apportioned along ethnic lines. |
Archaeological evidence indicates that Hayaneste was settled at least two thousand years ago, but the first written records describing the Mūni, Kwari, and Vrotri peoples dates to the 6th century. These ethnic groups would unite in the face of foreign threats, but would also often fight among themselves over farming and grazing rights, religious differences, or trade disputes. The modern state of Hlenderia was formed in the late 17th century, when tribal leaders from the three ethnic groups of the area united following settlement attempts by [[Auravas]], [[Ethalria]], and others. This first constitution of Hlenderia established political traditions that remain to this day, including its elective monarchy and legislature constructed and apportioned along ethnic lines. |
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