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The name "Suidenland" directly originates from [[wikipedia:Dutch language|Eisen]], who named the land which is today Suidenland, "Het land in het Zuiden" or "The Land in the South" in around the 11th century. Overtime this evolved into [[Eisenland (Elezia)|Eisen]] footsoldiers referring to the land as "Zuidland", or literally "Southland". The name eventually caught on to the natives, using the name upon initial unification in the 16th century. | The name "Suidenland" directly originates from [[wikipedia:Dutch language|Eisen]], who named the land which is today Suidenland, "Het land in het Zuiden" or "The Land in the South" in around the 11th century. Overtime this evolved into [[Eisenland (Elezia)|Eisen]] footsoldiers referring to the land as "Zuidland", or literally "Southland". The name eventually caught on to the natives, using the name upon initial unification in the 16th century. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Prehistory=== | |||
The lands which historically become Suidenland were some of the earliest inhabited lands from the [[Great Hominid Migration]] to the western world, being at the forefront of Parthenian inhabitancy. The initial {{wp|Paleo-Indians|Paleo-Kuthran}} people arrived to [[Parthenia]] from the [[Triania|Trianian landbrige]] and through the [[Angland|Anglish Peninsula]]. The first evidence of human inhabitation of Suidenland is in the Chropev cave system, with a [[Chropev Man|skeleton]] being found dating back to around 9100 {{wp|Before Present|BP}}<ref>"The Chropev Man dates to around 7100 BC, making him one of eastern Parthenia's eldest known skeletons</ref>. | |||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
==Politics== | ==Politics== | ||
Revision as of 18:05, 25 August 2022
Republic of Suidenland | |
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 Flag
 Coat of arms
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| Motto: Těšit se na Svobodu Looking Forward in Freedom | |
| Anthem: Suidenwaltz Suiden: Suiden Valčík  | |
| 250px Location of Suidenland in Parthenia | |
| Capital | Klockau |
| Official languages | Suiden Suiden Sign Language |
| Recognised regional languages | Eisen Livoni |
| Government | |
• President | Roland Slezák |
• Prime Minister | Ivona Francová |
| Legislature | National Assembly |
• Water (%) | 3% |
| Population | |
• 2022 estimate | 12,415,808 |
• 2019 census | 12,401,589 |
| GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Total | $509.953 billion |
• Per capita | $47,527 |
| Gini (2019) | 26.3 low |
| HDI |  0.877very high |
| Currency | Suiden Označit () (SOZ) |
| Calling code | +655 |
| ISO 3166 code | SD |
| Internet TLD | .sd |
Suidenland (Suiden: Jisenlandská), officially the Republic of Suidenland (Suiden: Jisenlandská Republika) is a country located on the continent of Parthenia, bordering Eisenland to the north and Vermand to the east. It is a democratic historically neutral nation.
Etymology
The area that is present day Suidenland was first documented by the Remillians on their conquest of eastern Parthenia. The Remillians referred to the region as "Magnae silvaeobscurae" or "The Dark Great Woods".
The name "Suidenland" directly originates from Eisen, who named the land which is today Suidenland, "Het land in het Zuiden" or "The Land in the South" in around the 11th century. Overtime this evolved into Eisen footsoldiers referring to the land as "Zuidland", or literally "Southland". The name eventually caught on to the natives, using the name upon initial unification in the 16th century.
History
Prehistory
The lands which historically become Suidenland were some of the earliest inhabited lands from the Great Hominid Migration to the western world, being at the forefront of Parthenian inhabitancy. The initial Paleo-Kuthran people arrived to Parthenia from the Trianian landbrige and through the Anglish Peninsula. The first evidence of human inhabitation of Suidenland is in the Chropev cave system, with a skeleton being found dating back to around 9100 BP[1].
Geography
Politics
Demographics
Economy
References
- ↑ "The Chropev Man dates to around 7100 BC, making him one of eastern Parthenia's eldest known skeletons
Notes