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'''Kuovälsna''' ([[Nys’tat’en]]: ''Kuoväszna'', [[w:Karelian language|Kuovälpsan]]: ''Kuovälpsi''), officially the '''Republic of Kuovälsna''' is a landlocked country in Eastern [[Novaris]]. It has land borders with [[Jarisven]] to the north and [[Hustreache]] to the east, as well as a large border with the inland Shinpi-tēnyuān Sea.
'''Kuovälsna''' ([[Nys'tat'en]]: ''Kuoväszna'', [[w:Karelian language|Kuovälpsan]]: ''Kuovälpsi''), officially the '''Republic of Kuovälsna''' is a landlocked country in Eastern [[Novaris]]. It has land borders with [[Jarisven]] to the north and [[Hustreache]] to the east, as well as a large border with the inland Shinpi-tēnyuān Sea.


The nation’s name emerged from the Kuovälpsan people, who have been recorded to have inhabited the western regions of the country since the 6th millennium BCE, forming communities centred around the rivers which flow into the Shinpi-tēnyuān Sea. The region was first unified under the Ilvmieser Empire, having united the proto-Kuovälpsan states through domination of the Pilvieme river. The Ilvmieser dominated much of the lands north of their neighbouring inland sea, developing a strong system of domestic craftsmanship, with the emergence of masons and bladesmiths as prominent, wealthy members of the community.
The nation’s name emerged from the Kuovälpsan people, who have been recorded to have inhabited the western regions of the country since the 6th millennium BCE, forming communities centred around the rivers which flow into the Shinpi-tēnyuān Sea. The region was first unified under the Ilvmieser Empire, having united the proto-Kuovälpsan states through domination of the Pilvieme river. The Ilvmieser dominated much of the lands north of their neighbouring inland sea, developing a strong system of domestic craftsmanship, with the emergence of masons and bladesmiths as prominent, wealthy members of the community.