Normandie (region)

Normandie (sometimes written Normandy; in Hurmu Norse: Noorðmannaland, "northmen's country") is a region of north-western Keltia, inhabited by Normans (Alexandrian Norman-speaking Norse peoples) as well as Karnalians, Varjans, and others. Formerly a duchy of Stormark, it is now split between the Hexarchy, Hurmu, and Normandie.

The capital of the Duchy of Normandie was Quimper (today's Moonberg in the Hexarchy). The Vanic-aligned Nazarene Église of Normandie was the state church of the duchy, and has since the collapse of Stormark in 1685, split into several smaller churches.

Many Normans have left the Green of Normandie for Karnamark and Amaland. After the re-establishment of Normandie in 1744 AN, they returned to northern Normandie.