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Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Member Nations (in chronological order)
- 2.1 The Most Serene Republic of Hectanooga
- 2.2 The Holy Republic of The Isthmus
- 2.3 The Republic of Gillises
- 2.4 The Free Land of Lalaii
- 2.5 The Dominion of Tirean na Mara
- 2.6 The Dictatorship of Better_Then_You
- 2.7 The Rogue Nation of Allisonwonderland
- 2.8 The Republic of Fyfeshire
- 2.9 The Community of FunLovingSpaceSurfers
- 2.10 The Queendom of Sejseville
Introduction
- The Maritimes had been home to many cultures since time immemorial, but sadly, many of the traces of these early cultures were lost to the ravages of time, and plundering from neighbouring regions's museum curators. The first recorded settlement was by the Hectanoogans in 3400 B.C. according to the Platonian calendar, or in 1829 A.D. in modern calendars. (See The Most Serene Republic of Hectanooga). This region is mostly devoted to a peaceful co-existence with the surrounding sea and the expanses of lush boreal forests.
It is a beautiful and diverse region, with many lakes, islands, forests, parks, coastlines, lush valleys and mountainous regions. Some areas within this region are dominated by forests, others by potato fields, and still others are dotted with fishing villages and apple orchards.
- The Maritimes isolate themselves from the other, more corrupt surrounding regions. They pride themselves on their up keeping of tradition and culture. No detail is too insignificant, nor is any culture knowingly neglected.
The diversity of The Maritimes can be attributed to the influx of several groups from regions all around the world. The most significant groups present to this day are the Hectanoogans, Gillises and People of the Isthmus, who, not surprisingly, live on an isthmus. (See The Holy Republic of The Isthmus and the Republic of Gillises.)
