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The '''Caldan Union of the Resurgent Dream''' is a [[Wikipedia:Nation|nation]] in the Western Atlantic. It consists of fourteen [[Provinces of the Caldan Union|provinces]]. | The '''Caldan Union of the Resurgent Dream''' is a [[Wikipedia:Nation|nation]] in the Western Atlantic. It consists of fourteen [[Provinces of the Caldan Union|provinces]]. Ten are located in [[Vasconia]], including the original six. These ten are known as historic or contiguous Caldas. The other four are located further south. The Gulf provinces became dominions in the 19th century and provinces in the 21st after dominion status was abolished. Two are located in [[Ambara]] and two in the [[Gulf of Vasconia]]. The [[Wikipedia:Capital|capital]] of the Caldan Union is [[Tarana]] and its other major cities are [[Narich]], [[Caer Gawen]], [[Merotte]], [[Marea]], [[Fath]], and [[St. Casimir]]. The Caldan Union contains sparsely populated expanses of tundra and forest while 81% of the population is concentrated in urban and suburban areas. The Caldan Union's climate varies significantly over its territory. Three Caldan provinces are [[Wikipedia:Arctic|arctic]] and sub-arctic, while two are tropical and two are comfortably in the southern hemisphere. | ||
The earliest [[Wikipedia:Human|human]] inhabitants of what is now historic Caldas were the [[Apatan]] who arrived from the Sabari Steppes before 300 BCE. There is also evidence of some [[Wikipedia:Germanic|Germanic]] settlements in southern Tasat as early as 300 CE, related to the first Knootians. Camveni arrived in [[Tasat]] from Excalbia in 595 CE. Their ancestors had come from the British Isles. Their leader, [[Maddan, Duke of Tasat|Maddan]] married [[Marged, Duchess of Tasat|Hoelun]], an Apatan [[Wikipedia:Princess|princess]] and the daughter of [[Setsen]], the locally predominant Apatan chieftain. [[Wikipedia:Inuit|Inuit]] peoples first arrived in northern Caldas in the 11th century. [[Wikipedia:England|English]] and [[Wikipedia:Scottish|Scottish]] settlement began in the 16th century. Around the same time, [[Wikipedia:French|French-speaking]] traders and trappers from the Southern Low Countries began to establish permanent settlements along the shores of [[Lake Washington]] in what is today [[Arcadia(Caldan Province)|Arcadia]]. After the [[Wikipedia:Glorious Revolution|Glorious Revolution]] in England and Scotland, most Caldans remained loyal to the [[Jacobitism in the Caldan Union|Jacobite]] cause, leading to the [[Jacobite Wars in the Western Atlantic]]. A century later, [[Charles of the Caldan Union|Charles]], a natural child of [[Wikipedia:Charles Edward Stuart|Charles III]] by [[Elizabeth Elwell]], was the beneficiary of a deathbed legitimation which was accepted by the Parliaments of [[Anata]], [[New Arundel]], and [[Prince James Island]] as making him the rightful King of England and of Ireland and by the Parliament of [[Edina]] as making him the rightful King of Scotland. He was also invited to a royal title by the National Assembly of Arcadia and, by virtue of his marriage to [[Marged ferch | The earliest [[Wikipedia:Human|human]] inhabitants of what is now historic Caldas were the [[Apatan]] who arrived from the Sabari Steppes before 300 BCE. There is also evidence of some [[Wikipedia:Germanic|Germanic]] settlements in southern Tasat as early as 300 CE, related to the first Knootians. Camveni arrived in [[Tasat]] from Excalbia in 595 CE. Their ancestors had come from the British Isles. Their leader, [[Maddan, Duke of Tasat|Maddan]] married [[Marged, Duchess of Tasat|Hoelun]], an Apatan [[Wikipedia:Princess|princess]] and the daughter of [[Setsen]], the locally predominant Apatan chieftain. [[Wikipedia:Inuit|Inuit]] peoples first arrived in northern Caldas in the 11th century. [[Wikipedia:England|English]] and [[Wikipedia:Scottish|Scottish]] settlement began in the 16th century. Around the same time, [[Wikipedia:French|French-speaking]] traders and trappers from the Southern Low Countries began to establish permanent settlements along the shores of [[Lake Washington]] in what is today [[Arcadia(Caldan Province)|Arcadia]]. After the [[Wikipedia:Glorious Revolution|Glorious Revolution]] in England and Scotland, most Caldans remained loyal to the [[Jacobitism in the Caldan Union|Jacobite]] cause, leading to the [[Jacobite Wars in the Western Atlantic]]. A century later, [[Charles of the Caldan Union|Charles]], a natural child of [[Wikipedia:Charles Edward Stuart|Charles III]] by [[Elizabeth Elwell]], was the beneficiary of a deathbed legitimation which was accepted by the Parliaments of [[Anata]], [[New Arundel]], and [[Prince James Island]] as making him the rightful King of England and of Ireland and by the Parliament of [[Edina]] as making him the rightful King of Scotland. He was also invited to a royal title by the National Assembly of Arcadia and, by virtue of his marriage to [[Marged ferch | ||
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Caldan Union of the Resurgent Dream | |
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 Flag | |
| Motto: Spem Reduxit | |
| Anthem: "Caldas the Free" | |
| Capital | Tarana |
| Largest | Narich |
| Official languages | English |
| Recognised regional languages | Apatan, Arabic, Greek, Inuktitut, Scots, Welsh |
| Demonym(s) | Caldan |
| Government | Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy |
• Queen | Gwendolyn |
| Lola Foster | |
| Legislature | Parliament |
| Senate | |
| House of Representatives | |
| Independent | |
• Coronation of Charles | 31 January 1788 |
• Union | 27 September 1839 |
| Population | |
• 2019 estimate | 317 million |
• 2016 census | 302 million |
| GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Per capita | S250,451 (2,813th) |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Per capita | S250,451 (2,813th) |
| HDI | .97 very high (2,002nd) |
| Currency | Caldan Sterling (CLS) |
| Time zone | UTC-3 to -8 |
• Summer (DST) | UTC-2 to -7 |
| Date format | dd-mm-yyyy AD |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +9 |
| Internet TLD | .cu |
The Caldan Union of the Resurgent Dream is a nation in the Western Atlantic. It consists of fourteen provinces. Ten are located in Vasconia, including the original six. These ten are known as historic or contiguous Caldas. The other four are located further south. The Gulf provinces became dominions in the 19th century and provinces in the 21st after dominion status was abolished. Two are located in Ambara and two in the Gulf of Vasconia. The capital of the Caldan Union is Tarana and its other major cities are Narich, Caer Gawen, Merotte, Marea, Fath, and St. Casimir. The Caldan Union contains sparsely populated expanses of tundra and forest while 81% of the population is concentrated in urban and suburban areas. The Caldan Union's climate varies significantly over its territory. Three Caldan provinces are arctic and sub-arctic, while two are tropical and two are comfortably in the southern hemisphere.
The earliest human inhabitants of what is now historic Caldas were the Apatan who arrived from the Sabari Steppes before 300 BCE. There is also evidence of some Germanic settlements in southern Tasat as early as 300 CE, related to the first Knootians. Camveni arrived in Tasat from Excalbia in 595 CE. Their ancestors had come from the British Isles. Their leader, Maddan married Hoelun, an Apatan princess and the daughter of Setsen, the locally predominant Apatan chieftain. Inuit peoples first arrived in northern Caldas in the 11th century. English and Scottish settlement began in the 16th century. Around the same time, French-speaking traders and trappers from the Southern Low Countries began to establish permanent settlements along the shores of Lake Washington in what is today Arcadia. After the Glorious Revolution in England and Scotland, most Caldans remained loyal to the Jacobite cause, leading to the Jacobite Wars in the Western Atlantic. A century later, Charles, a natural child of Charles III by Elizabeth Elwell, was the beneficiary of a deathbed legitimation which was accepted by the Parliaments of Anata, New Arundel, and Prince James Island as making him the rightful King of England and of Ireland and by the Parliament of Edina as making him the rightful King of Scotland. He was also invited to a royal title by the National Assembly of Arcadia and, by virtue of his marriage to [[Marged ferch