What have you learnt after reading the AN’s factbooks? III

[Waisnor]

In 2005, Waisnor had a major and profoundly horrific economic crash referred to as "Black Sunday."

Actually, "Black Sunday" is not economic in any way.
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[Continental Free States]

Legislature is done in Frisemark by both the Government and the invested lawmaking body, the so-called Lokaleministerier, which put together are called the Sættathing. Lokaleministerier is made up of 180 members, that is to say, one seat dedicated to every 130,372 people, which is dominated by the social liberal Frihedsfront, the social democratic Bonde-og Arbejderparti and the right-wing populist Centralbevægelse.

BN please pick a factbook from one of the flags in this factbook. There's like 39-40 of them, and none of them is all that long

/stillme

[Farallon]

Some states are identified as green under the Bull Moose Party, while yellow, cyan, and purple describe states contested between two parties. (Smart, I get it.)

Are triple-contested states brown?

[Norse Inuit Union]

They are a nation in Oceania that is made up of a series of islands. For a nation their size they have an expressive population of 12-15 million. They speak English and French. Their nations population is a mix of multiple Asian ethnic groups and French but the indigenous people are the Austronesian.

[Kahekordne Union of Spib]

The orcs are in space
Oh no

[Meadowfields]

Their current leader is an autocratic flatworm monarch named Võimekus who is currently 28 years old.

[Meadowfields]

/stillme

[Norse Inuit Union]

wierd oomans sword

Please put more effort into your post, it's really annoying everyone else.
/skip me

[Karazicu]

/stillme

A major religion in Meadowfields includes ancestor reverence, especially those who helped to found the nation, and it's known as "Bigeng." About 50 ancestors are worshipped, and whoever they worship varies from region to region, though the main deity worshipped is Borough, the Raven of Time. It emerged in 1129 as a movement that advocated for the worship of the forefounders of the nation, whom many considered to be legends, and from there the religion gradually began to grow, and it has had some many changes throughout its existence.

[Liberian Imperium]

The State of Anarchy took place between 1991 and 1998 and was only stopped by military junta

[Lilguay]

They are a west African nation under the control of a formal and rigid dictatorship.

[Continental Free States]

Though there is a sizable European, African and Asian population in Lilguay -something that marks the existence of a colonial period that saw those people moved to the region- as well as a large multiracial population, it should be noted that 77% of the population still follows Amorprana and the totality of 'Abrahamic faiths' put together makes less than 5% of the population... which is odd.

BN please pick a factbook from one of the flags in this factbook. There's like 39-40 of them, and none of them is all that long

[Farallon]

The Pacific League inter-governmental organization remains fairly stable, but political structures and balances of power remain unfixed. The stability of the League has been further undermined by the fall of Imperial China. That's a great factbook by the way.

[The Caleshan Valkyrie]

Their history includes a prominent event known as 'The Great Dusk', which was essentially a nuclear apocalypse event. Why they call it the 'Great Dusk', I dunno, as usually Nuclear detonations are pretty bright.

[Meadowfields]

There are 36 seperate tribes and clans in Caleshan, with the most influential being the Hawkeye, Wavecrasher, Starwalker clans and the Mountain Kings. Associated with them, respectively, are the Tome Keepers, Strand Lords, Skylords, and Windshears. The Rising Clans, some clans that are gaining more influence, include the Iron Tigers, Night Wolves, Deep Krakens, and Plainsriders.

[Kahekordne Union of Spib]

Meadowfields is classified as a multi-party system, where no party often has a chance of gaining power alone and must work together to form coalition governments.

Nice

[Erralune]

Spib is an island off the coast of Europe that speaks both English and Arabic.

[Hintuwan]

They are within close proximity to one of our colonizers. Hopefully their history is not as violent or imperialistic...

[Farallon]

There are 36 seperate tribes and clans in Caleshan, with the most influential being the Hawkeye, Wavecrasher, Starwalker clans and the Mountain Kings. Associated with them, respectively, are the Tome Keepers, Strand Lords, Skylords, and Windshears. The Rising Clans, some clans that are gaining more influence, include the Iron Tigers, Night Wolves, Deep Krakens, and Plainsriders.

It's because the sun is setting on the modern world that existed prior.

AN: Hintuwan has various prominent mountains and volcanoes. The body of water north called the North Hintuwan Sea is disputed, probably with Doravo, whose ancient counterpart vassalized the territory in 116 BCE.

[Hintuwan]

The Orks possess a superweapon known as "The Beast" which is a weaponized hollow moon that can consume worlds using powerful tractor beams.

[Kingdom of Lechia]

Their unemployment rate was quite low (2.59%) at the beginning of 2022.

[Red Lake Circle]

That Orkish society is based on the principle of might-makes-right; the boyz who can kill off their competition are those who are going to succeed in their societies.

[Farallon]

There is an unusually and unnaturally large freshwater lake that serves as the namesake of the country.

[Lilguay]

Things I learn about Farallon that stood out to me:

They are a pan pacific islands nation
They mostly follow a french style of government

[Karazicu]

Their military policy is rather pacifist in certain ways. For example, rather than having a standing army their army is a purely reserve army, although they do employ a fleet of privateers and corsairs, and even they are regulated in that if they do any sorts of egregiously cruel acts or if they are of any sort of concern, they will lose a big privilege of their "Letters of Marque." Speaking of regulations, there are many of these on what the army can do. For instance, their networks of espionage and sabotage are closely regulated to prevent them from attempting to tear down any democracies or committing human rights violations, and WMDs and conscription is banned, and in international conflicts they shall remain neutral unless human rights are violated, in which case they will intervene albeit in a way meant to be as bloodless and quick as possible.

BN: something other than the state of anarchy please