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...inneuka and Des Nonnes, the state has a vast amount of arable prairie used for agriculture. Agriculture and agribusiness remain two of the most important ...late eighteenth century, Mennowa began to become the historical crossroads for the Federal States as settling caravans and trails moved through the state

...[[Ostau]] to the east. Helvetiania is a member of the [[Main Page|Eastern Ulethan Organization of Independent Allies]] (EUOIA).}} ...th century (1354), forming a loose confederation of states which persisted for centuries. The first notable confederation on Helvetiania's territory was t

...as a further attempt to check aristocratic power. It was now too difficult for most regional aristocrats to payoff both members of a national body and num ...ge for all citizens 19 and older in 1818. Among other changes: term limits for parliament were added in the 1860s to prevent a political aristocratic clas

...the [[Gobras Peninsula Free Trade Agreement]], the [[Ulethan Alliance for Culture (UAC)]], the [[Southern Uletha Economic Cooperation Council]] among other i ...ent is a representative republican form of democracy, <meaning people vote for representatives that bring the needs of their constituencies (the people) t

...nsity, but this is largely due to its smallish area. The province is known for its mixed nature, with large agricultural areas in the east, mining in the Peralia has been settled for tens of thousands of years by first nations people. Beginning in the late 1

...e tribes had inhabited equatorial Tarephia for thousands of years prior to Ulethan colonisation. [[Castellan]] was the first to colonise the area around the t ...l areas of Avalon and Cambria, but by the 18th century was in common usage for the entirety of Ingerish Equatorial Tarephia. With the consolidation of Cam

...ha|East Uletha]] and an active member of the [[User:Mstr/Sandbox#x|Eastern Ulethan Organisation of Independent Allies]] and [[Assembly of Nations]]. He also planned cites and villages to be built for the population who were living in poor housing conditions.

...n. Its strategic minerals and fertile coastal lands made it an ideal place for Hellanisian and later Romantish expansion. Mauretia was on the far fringes ...languages and some traditions in the arid regions of the Maureti interior for a few additional centuries.

...sually prefer to be called by their own nationality however common demonym for all Demirhan Empire inhabitants is Demirhanı in Turquese or Demirhani in I The soil in the country offers good conditions for farming - the Karadolu region, breadbasked of an entire country is dominate

...e biggest and most influential countries in the world. Its land area spans for more than 2000 km from West to East and 1600 km from North to South. It bor Struggling for international recognition and experiencing huge internal problems in the fi

...egration of UL08g into Navenna. Information on this page may be inaccurate for the foreseeable future, and the page will be updated regularly to reflect n ...e government of Navenna. Navenna is a member of the [[Association of South Ulethan Nations]] and the [[Assembly of Nations]].

...1735 after the Reedemian Revolutionary War, often referred to as the "War for Peace from War" by Freedemians. ...omes from resource extraction from the northern interior, including mining for metals and gems as well as foresting. Freedemia also has large natural gas

...ntil 1833. Barzona went through a period of civil and military governments for many decades. From 1965 to 1978 Barzona was under a military dictatorship b ...e the distance and 700 year difference it has similarities to the Conchina culture site and further refined the pyramids. Santa Quiteria is dated to around 55

| motto = Jōbun fa, Jōbun lui (''By the People, for the People'') ...en in constant exchange with its neighboring countries, it has developed a culture marked both by unique idiosyncrasies and the incorporation of foreign trait

...s.<ref>[http://i.imgur.com/M70CXBo.png "Khaiwoon: Links to the Past, Links for the Future"]. Engineering International. 2003. Retrieved 1 May 2011.</ref> For centuries the islands constituted the Principality of Khaiwoon, ruled by a