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Europe is a continent located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere. It is bordered by the [[Ambrosian Sea]] to the north, the {{wp|Atlantic Ocean|Langeyan Ocean}} to the west, Miklea to the east and the [[Lazarene Sea]] to the south. It comprises the westernmost part of Aldimiklea.  
Aldinea is a continent located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere. It is bordered by the [[Ambrosian Sea]] to the north, the {{wp|Atlantic Ocean|Langeyan Ocean}} to the west, Miklea to the east and the [[Lazarene Sea]] to the south. It comprises the westernmost part of Aldimiklea.  


While the border between Aldinea and Miklea is a cultural construct, the continents are commonly considered to be separated by the watershed divides of the TBD mountains to the south, and the drainage basin of the TBD sea to the east aswell as the Nabolonian Straits. The border is however generally unclear and has been changed throughout history, but the division reflects less of a cultural or linguistic divide but more distinct Aldinean identity wishing to distance itself from its neighbours. Several countries including [[Galideen]], [[Kulavia]] and [[Tashbek]] have their contigous landmasses cross the continental line and are thus considered transcontinental states. In addition [[Sjealand]], [[Ambrose]], [[Sazarin]], [[Mondejar]] and [[Luighne]] can be considered transcontinental because of their overseas island or territories but are generally not due to the vast distance between them and their territories.
While the border between Aldinea and Miklea is a cultural construct, the continents are commonly considered to be separated by the watershed divides of the TBD mountains to the south, and the drainage basin of the TBD sea to the east aswell as the Nabolonian Straits. The border is however generally unclear and has been changed throughout history, but the division reflects less of a cultural or linguistic divide but more distinct Aldinean identity wishing to distance itself from its neighbours. Several countries including [[Galideen]], [[Kulavia]] and [[Tashbek]] have their contigous landmasses cross the continental line and are thus considered transcontinental states. In addition [[Sjealand]], [[Ambrose]], [[Sazarin]], [[Mondejar]] and [[Luighne]] can be considered transcontinental because of their overseas island or territories but are generally not due to the vast distance between them and their territories.
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===Age of Expansion===
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===Imperial Age===
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===Volatile Years===
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===Modern Age===
===Modern Age===



Latest revision as of 21:50, 25 November 2019

Aldinea
Aldinea.png
Area28,406,000 km2 (10,968,000 sq mi)
PopulationTBA
Population densityTBA
GDP (nominal)$21.79 trillion
GDP (PPP)$29.01 trillion
GDP per capita$27,310
HDIIncrease 0.845
ReligionsAtruneanism
Ihtiram
Kelemism
Miskism
Rodnéwiary
Sacralism
DemonymAldinean
Countries49 countries
Unrecognised states2 unrecognized countries
LanguagesMost common first
Time zonesUTC−2 to UTC+6
Largest citiesLargest urban movements

Aldinea is a continent located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere. It is bordered by the Ambrosian Sea to the north, the Langeyan Ocean to the west, Miklea to the east and the Lazarene Sea to the south. It comprises the westernmost part of Aldimiklea.

While the border between Aldinea and Miklea is a cultural construct, the continents are commonly considered to be separated by the watershed divides of the TBD mountains to the south, and the drainage basin of the TBD sea to the east aswell as the Nabolonian Straits. The border is however generally unclear and has been changed throughout history, but the division reflects less of a cultural or linguistic divide but more distinct Aldinean identity wishing to distance itself from its neighbours. Several countries including Galideen, Kulavia and Tashbek have their contigous landmasses cross the continental line and are thus considered transcontinental states. In addition Sjealand, Ambrose, Sazarin, Mondejar and Luighne can be considered transcontinental because of their overseas island or territories but are generally not due to the vast distance between them and their territories.

Aldinea covers 28,406,000 square kilometres which is about 6% of the earths surface (18% of land area). Politically the continent is home to around fifty states of various degrees of recognition, with Kulavia being the largest and most populous. As of 2019 Aldinea is home to 1,1 billion people making it the third most populous continent in the world. The Aldinean climate is largely affected by warm Langeyan currents that temper winters and summers on much of the continent, even at latitudes along which the climate in Miklea and Farvara is severe. Further from the sea, seasonal differences are more noticeable than close to the coast.

The Aquiline League is considered by most as the birthplace of Aldinean civilization, havign spread across the entire southern Aldinean coast by the early 2nd century. Despite the fall of the league by the 6th century and subsequent migrations into its territories by Rekan and Fulkaic peoples, the economic and administrative legacy of the hundreds of member cities heavily influnced later governments.

Name

Aldinea and Miklea

History

Antiquity

Middle Ages

Gilded Age

Age of Expansion

Imperial Age

Volatile Century

Modern Age

Geography

Climate

Geology

Flora

Fauna

Politics

List of States and territories

Country Area (km²) Population HDI Capital
 Ambrose TBA 11,400,000 0.766 Elsbridge
File:CradebetianWikiFlag.png Cradebetia TBD 12,409,000 0.702 Sudbrigge
 Swastria 1,386,000 17,127,051 0.901 Wittburg
 Sjealand 1,966,086 32,657,434 0.954 Asgård
Wosrac23.png Wosrac TBD 21,078,000 0.793 Mulford
Total TBD 1,181,636,876

Economy

Economic history

International trade

Demographics

Ethnic conflicts

Languages

Culture

Religions