Lillebourg Province
| Lillebourg Province | |
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| National flag | Coat of Arms |
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| Motto | Regnat populus. |
| Provincial Capital | Leonordheim |
| Languages - Official - Unofficial |
English, Italian, Latin |
| Lord Protector | Sir Massimo Kia-West |
| Area |
83,872 km² 32,383 sq mi |
| Region | The United Federal Kingdom of St Samuel |
| Population - Total (2007) |
74,917,000 |
| Currency | Rudolph |
Lillebourg is a province in central St Samuel. The province borders Harcourt Province, Tromelai Province, The Holy Protectorate of Saint Holden, Breton Province, and Ritchenburg Province. The provincial capital is Leonordheim. The current Lord Protector of Bellvadere is Sir Massimo Kia-West. It's five largest cities are Leonordheim, Mainberndorf, Ottadorf, Frastendorf and Nordsgaard.
Bellvadere is known for its alpine and mountainous features.
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History
King Eades I of St Samuel gave the lands to Lord Thor Lillebourg in 146 AD, making him Lord Protector of Lillebourg. Thor Lillbourg was a trusted Knight of King Eades, born in Östergötland, in modern day Sweden, Thor was a warrior from a Germanic tribe that fled to St Samuel from Roman persecution. Thor was enlisted in the army and quickly rose to the rank of King's Bodyguard. He was rewarded for his loyalties to King Eades and received land which became known as the Lillebourg Province.
The province resisted the Protestant Reformation in the 1500s, remaining faithful to the Roman Catholic Church.
Demographics
Population
74,917,000
Ethnicity
Latin - 71%, Mixed White & Black - 11%, White - 10%, Black - 8%
Religion
Catholic - 69%, Orthodox Christian - 24%, Protestants - 6%, Muslim - 1%
Physical geography & Climate
The province of Lillebourg is located in central St Samuel. The province borders Harcourt Province, Tromelai Province, The Holy Protectorate of Saint Holden, Breton Province, and Richtenburg Province.
Its climate is Submediterranean in the lowlands, Alpine in the mountains and continental with mild to hot summers and cold winters in the plateaus and valleys to the east. The average temperatures are -2°C (28°F) in January and 21°C (70°F) in July. The average rainfall is 1,000 millimetres (39.4 in) in the lowlands, up to 3,500 millimetres (137.8 in) for the mountains, 800 millimetres (31.5 in) for south east and 1,400 millimetres (55.1 in) for central Lillebourg.
Counties
Lillebourg is divided into five districts, Upper Lillebourg, Central Lillebourg, East Lillebourg, West Lillebourg and Lower Lillebourg.
Leonordheim, Mainberndorf, Ottadorf, Frastendorf and Nordsgaard. Rozenhofen Beneubach Deluckwald Ellmwald Engstadt Kreckupfdorf Strussenfeld Leneuedorf Östergötland Reenberg Thordia
Upper Lillebourg
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Sports
Football and skiing are the most popular sports in the province, with ice hockey, basketball and other winter sports also commanding large followings.
