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Kingdom of Soderon

só-dé-ró
Sǿdérǿ
Flag of Soderon
Flag
CapitalX
Official languagesSoderic
Demonym(s)Soderic
GovernmentParliamentary constitutional monarchy
• King
Vetæs IV
• Seer
Drøskús Ytirødí
LegislatureTrǽsgédejæry

Soderon (/ˈsoʊdəɹɒn/; Soderic: Sǿdérǿ) is a country located in Yazland.

Etymology

History

Gintem migrations

The Hithinic peoples were among the migrating Gintem peoples of the 27th century, but alrgely did not end up joining the wider confederation, and instead settled south of the Doccabhán Empire. Modern day Soderon was one of the first areas to be settled by the migrating Hithinic peoples, displacing the native Silorym people. The Hithinics would then continue to settle along the coast, becoming a major group by 2800 CY. The various Hithinic peoples would remain mostly within small tribes focused on fishing and subsistence agriculture until the 3000s CY, during which the Southern and Northern Hithinic peoples would begin to diverge culturally and linguistically.

Soderic league

Copper War

Geography

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Biodiversity

Politics

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Demographics

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See also