Aedeland

Republic of Aedeland Folkeveldet Æðelantë
Flag	Coat of arms
Motto: Det er Vinds vilje "That is Vind's Will"
Anthem: Úrðr stýrir um hvar Fate rules over everywhere (Stoldavic)
Locator map
Capital city	sample_city
Largest city	Ålesund
Official language	Aldsegian
Other languages
Ethnic group
Religion	Sunna Orkanan
Demonym(s)	Aedelmen, Aedelish
Government
Government Type	Unitary republic
Fører	Adam Bjorksen
Lord Martial	Hjalmar Mikilsen
Legislature	Alþingi Lögrétta Folkmot
Establishment
Aldsegian Rising	7XXX
Area
Total	xxx km2
Water %	xxx
Population
Total	xxx
Density	xxx/km2
Economy
Economy type	Market capitalist, semi-Mutualist
GDP (total)	Ꞡ TBA
GDP per capita	Ꞡ TBA
Currency	Standarværdi (≡) ()
Inequality index	TBA
Development index	TBA
Other information
Time zone	+0
Driving side	right
Calling code	+TBA
Internet code	.adl
Nation number	{{{nation number}}}

From Old Æðelish "Æðel" and "Lantuð" meaning "The Lord's God Land" or "Where One Stands with the Lord." Exonym: Aedeland.

History

• Main article: Timeline of Aedeland

Founding and Early History

• Aedeland was consolidated under its current constitution shortly after the defenestration of Östervallen. This event marked a significant turning point in Aedeland's history and was instrumental in the collapse of the Greater Stoldavic Empire.

Pan-Anarian War and Expansionism

• In April 7498, a pivotal event occurred with the sinking of the Aedelish flagship Sørland. This event precipitated Aedeland's involvement in the Pan-Anarian War.
• During the Pan-Anarian War, Aedeland entered a period of aggressive expansionism and embraced Pan-Aldsegianism, a political ideology or movement that emphasized the unity and expansion of Aldsegian peoples and culture.

Key Annexations and Political Maneuvers

• In 7518, as part of its expansionist policy, Aedeland annexed neighboring Western Hagen.
• In 7526, Aedeland increased its control over Tauruæs and the Bualé Republics. This expansion was carried out quietly and was significantly influenced by operatives from the Suørtarnland Company, a powerful and influential entity in Aedeland's political landscape.
• The 7536 Declaration of Supremacy marked the political annexation of Aldsegian populations in Cykeria and Achilleio, further extending Aedeland's influence and control in the region.

Late 7500s - Attempts to Access the Phasian Ocean

• Aedeland made several attempts to access the Phasian Ocean, a strategic and economically significant body of water. These attempts included:
  • A failed effort to establish a heavy air route over Tharna.
  • An expedition to the interior of Tzeraka, which ultimately failed to establish a navigable route to the Phasian Ocean.
• Recognizing the limitations of these efforts, Aedeland focused on establishing an overland rail route to access the Phasian Ocean. This led to a controversial military campaign against the Ithreni-controlled West and Central Haniyyahs.

• The Suørtarnland Company, acting discreetly to avoid domestic opposition and constitutional obstacles, organized and financed a military operation using voluntary forces of the Væringet.
• East Hiniyyah, which harbored strong anti-Ithreni sentiment, was peacefully brought under control. Dhiraar Al-Azwar, a puppet of the Company, signed the Treaty of Port Amir in 7577, ceding authority to the Company.
• The conflict with Ithren over West Haniyyah remains ongoing, highlighting the continued tension and struggles for territorial control in the region.

• In 7574, Aedeland sponsored the Straits Cartel Treaty of Ærilar. This treaty was designed to monetize control over major straits, imposing tariffs and controlling maritime traffic.
• However, the tariff was met with protests from non-signatory nations, leading to a two-year non-enforcement period to reassess the implementation and enforcement of the tariff.
• The treaty's passage and its subsequent challenges led to the assassination of its architect, Jakob Av Varung.
• Following the Anisoran government's circumvention of the treaty through a flag of convenience policy, the 7579 Protocols of Gadalhem reaffirmed the Cartel's ambitions, albeit after facing what was seen as a betrayal by Anisoran allies.