New Burgundy

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Royaume de Neuf Bourgogne
The Kingdom of New Burgundy
Flag of New Burgundy Coat of arms of New Burgundy
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: Pro Aris et Focis

For God and Country

Anthem: Our Land
Location of New Burgundy
Capital Saint-Laurent
Largest city Soisson
Official language(s) English and French
Government
King
Prime Minister
Constitutional monarchy
HM George II
Georges Finch
Independence
Discovery
French colonization
British takeover
Independence

1469
1589
1763
1802
Area
 • Total
 • Water (%)

(Land) 196,600 km² km² (72)
negligible (Not including territorial waters)
Population
 • 2004 est.
 • 2005 census

 • Density
 
46,800,000 (23) (15)
43.8 million

Density: 222.7/km/km² (15th)
GDP (PPP)
 • Total
 • Per capita
2005 estimate
$:1.967 trillion/S:1.612 trillion (7th)
US$:44,910/S:36,826.20 (19th)
HDI (2003|{{{HDI_year}}}) 0.963 {{{HDI_rank}}} – Highest
Currency Shilling (S)
Time zone
 • Summer (DST)
CAT (UTC+3)
+3 (UTC0)
Internet TLD .nb
Calling code +221 27

The Constitutional Kingdom of New Burgundy , or more commonly, the Kingdom of New Burgundy, is a country of the western hemisphere, comprising of fifty-three provinces, and numerous territories and former colonies. It is composed of a group of islands in the Atlantic Ocean. It shares sea borders with Calderwood. The capital, St. Laurent, and its suburbs, compose the St. Laurent Greater Metropolitan Region.

New Burgundy is a constitutional monarchy. The current monarch is George II, who is also the King and Head of State of fifteen other Commonwealth Countries, including Mozambique, Senegal, Nigeria, and the Antilles.

New Burgundy is slightly larger than the United Kingdom in size, population, and GDP. The country gained independence in 1801, only three years after the start of the conflict, compared with five for the U.S. It is often considered a cross between the U.S.A, and Great Britain. Since then, is the only former colony to become and maintain a monarchy, as well to create a significant overseas colonial empire, excluding the United States. New Burgundy has risen to become a great power, economic powerhouse, military power, and official nuclear power.


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History of the name

New Burgundy is named after the reigon of Burgundy in France, which colonised the country first before it was inherited by France. The French name is Novelle-Bourgogne. It was considered by the English, after they had won it in the Seven Years War, to name it New Cornwall. but this either was dropped or was unable to be implemented due to independce. The Herbidors refered to it as Gashaternag Herbidannsk, literally, Fatherland of the Herbdor People.

History

Main article: History of New Burgundy

New Burgundy has a long and rich history, which is notable for is similarity to that of ancient American and European civilizations.

The Herbidors

Main article: Herbidors

The Herbidors, the indigious peoples of New Burgundy, are belived to be of mixed ancestry, coming from both Northern Africa, and Europe. Early Heribidor culture saw advances in agriculture, building techiques, and the devlopment of a organised, monotheistic, religion. The Herbidors belived in a single god, Azanaba (Father-God), and that many years earlier, a prophet had come proclaiming the true faith. The simlarity of the Herbidor Religon to Christianity was probably one of the factors of the comparitvely good treatment of the Herbidors by the Europeans.

The rock circle at Wexton is the largest and latest of the Herbidor rock cirles.
The rock circle at Wexton is the largest and latest of the Herbidor rock cirles.
Itoued a' Muna, the Confederation Chonicler, is one of the most well known Herbidors.
Itoued a' Muna, the Confederation Chonicler, is one of the most well known Herbidors.


Colonial Era

Independence

Birth of an Empire

Main article: New Burgundian colonial empire

Interbellum

World War II

Cold War

Modern History

After the


Government

Military

Economy

Demographics

Language

Culture

Geography

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