List of realms of the Order of the Holy Lakes: Difference between revisions
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* The [[Southern District]], south of the Lake District, on Lyrica | * The [[Southern District]], south of the Lake District, on Lyrica | ||
* The [[East Barrow Island|District of East Barrow Island]], on the eastern half of [[Barrow Island]] | * The [[East Barrow Island|District of East Barrow Island]], on the eastern half of [[Barrow Island]], and occupying also [[West Barrow Island]] and [[Great Warring Island]], and expected to be renamed [[District of the Warring Islands]] within the year 1699. | ||
* The [[Northern Bretland|District of Northern Bretland]], constituting the northern tip of the [[Madison Isles|Brettish/Britannic/Madison archipelago]], particularly most of [[Norfolk]] county and the island of [[Sussax]]. | |||
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Revision as of 21:54, 5 August 2021
Hurmu is, since 1696, divided into a number of states and districts. States enjoy autonomy but districts are directly governed by the government of Hurmu.
The states are:
- State of the Lake District (despite its traditional name of Lake District, it is a state)
- State of Lontinien
- State of Rekozemlje (also known as Ordaland, Retia, etc.)
The districts are:
- The Southern District, south of the Lake District, on Lyrica
- The District of East Barrow Island, on the eastern half of Barrow Island, and occupying also West Barrow Island and Great Warring Island, and expected to be renamed District of the Warring Islands within the year 1699.
- The District of Northern Bretland, constituting the northern tip of the Brettish/Britannic/Madison archipelago, particularly most of Norfolk county and the island of Sussax.
