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Glestingsweald

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Grand Duchy of Glestingsweald
Gumrîce râd Glestingawolde (Glestisc)
Flag of Glestingsweald
Flag
Motto: Āstand Fæt ge Blōw
Glestingsweald in Southern Mesia
Glestingsweald in Southern Mesia
CapitalMagoncaister
Largest cityLinnburh
Official languagesGlestisc
Recognised national languagesJomðrigan
Ilænisc
Umbrisc
Demonym(s)Glestisc
GovernmentParliamentary Constitutional monarchy
Arlon II Foultun
• Governour
Morven Adkins
LegislatureWitan
Bur of Brytan
Bur of Ċeorlfolc
Area
• Total
497,322 km2 (192,017 sq mi)
Population
• 2019 estimate
8,157,300
• Density
168/km2 (435.1/sq mi)
HDI (2017)0.892
very high
CurrencyFeoh (GWF)
Date formatDD-MM-YYY CE
Driving sideright
Internet TLD.GWF

The Grand Duchy of Glestingsweald, commonly called Glestingsweald or Glestingawolde, is a constitutional monarchy Southeastern Flrumleohema. It is bordered to the south by Ilæniswolde, and to the east by the Mesisc Strait. Glestingawolde covers 497,322 and has an estimated population of 8,157,300. The country comprises of ?? subdivisions with its capital in Magoncaister, located on the Cantware Peninsula in Southern Glestingawolde.

The country largely consists of flat alder glades, broken up by river valleys and temperate plains, that are home to Glestisc, Ilænisc, and Swabex populations. Located to the east are the hilly Jomðíeg Islands, home to the majority of Glestingawolde's Jomðrigan population. The majority of the population adheres to the Ceallīċ faith.

Etymology

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History

Pre-Imperial Tribes

All prior to 500BCE

Sūdawealdh Colonialism

500BCE-690CE

Post-Imperial Tribes & Jomðrigan Migration

690CE-820CE

Formation of Glestingawolde

820CE-850CE

Grand Duchy of Glestingawolde

850CE-1790CE

Kærufinnas Tribute

1790CE-1820CE

Linnburh Revolution

1820CE-1940CE

Modern Period

1940CE-Present

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