MicrasWiki:Craitland

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Welcome to the Kingdom of Craitland, a Faroese and English inspired nation found on Micras. Home to sports fanatics, ale drinkers and diacritics aplenty!

What's new? Recently added articles about Craitland

• (08/08/23) Craitman VI: the sixth monarch of Craitland, and its second ever queen.
• (21/06/23) Xäiville: north-western Craitish city, location of the signing of the Xäiville Convention.
• (16/06/23) Craitish: disambiguation page covering the national adjective.
• (30/05/23) Craitland in Micrasvision 2023‎: the nation's latest entry in the contest.
• (01/05/23) 2023 Craitish Grand Prix‎: Craitland-hosted race in Formula Micras' second season.

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Did you know...

• ...that the Craitish Cräite was formerly the official currency of another nation?
• ...that malem comes in both alcoholic and non-alcoholic forms?
• ...that Craitland's first treaty signed after joining Micras was of mutual recognition with Taesong?
• ...that five days of the year do not fall within any of the recognised Craitish months?
• ...that all three female Craitish Prime Ministers have been from the Liberal-Centre Alliance?

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National news

• (12/12/22) Nationwide celebrations are held for the 20th official anniversary of the founding of Craitland.
• (04/11/22) King Craitman VII dies, with his heir Craitman VIII ascending to the throne.
• (01/09/22) The first Social Democrat government in six parliamentary terms is voted into office.
• (31/05/22) In the Microvision Song Contest 2022, the Craitish song places fourth out of a record 46 entries.
• (12/12/21) Craitland officially celebrates its 19th birthday.

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Sports news

• (20/05/23) Eĵars Town FC lift a second ever league title by winning the 2023 CrFA League 1.
• (22/09/22) The 2022 All-Craitland Championship concludes with Metzreäiĵer winning their eleventh title.
• (17/09/22) Craitland's women are eliminated in the last eight of the 2022 FMFF World Championships.
• (22/08/22) Craitland's national side wins the inaugural Handball World Cup with a narrow final victory.
• (13/08/22) Craitland lift a second major trophy of the year with a victory in the 2022 Benacia Cup final.

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