Leonia
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Leonia is a terrestrial planet, situated in a distant Solar System. It has several continents.
Continents
Leonia has four main discovered continents, split between seas and oceans. None of them are attached.
- Sarpelia - Situated in the North Occident
- Rasitan - Situated on Equatorial Occident
- Crevia - Situated in the North Orient
- Belshamia - Situated in the Austral Orient
Sarpelia
Rasitan
Crevia
Seen as the most advanced continent, Crevia is currently the base for the world's main powerful nations and is believed to the be the birthplace of Leonian civilisation. The continent is the largest in terms of size and in terms of population. Oddly enough, the continent does not lie on the equator of the planet, there are believed to be undiscovered lands in the far south of the world. The northern regions are bitterly cold and days are short in the cold season. The west has cooler warm seasons than the rest of the continent, including the whole of the island of Leintonium and much of Gallia, this has something to do with the lands being close to the Clementine Ocean.
Belshamia
Unmapped and undiscovered continents
Countries
Crevia
- File:Gallia Leonia Flag.png Gallia
- File:Leintonium Flag.png Leintonium - Country located in the South West of the continent.
- File:Mulentia flag.png Malunetia
History
Evolution
The planet is popularly believed to have been born nearly nine billion Kensington Ans ago
Civilisation
Beginnings
Historical evidence in the country of Malunetia in Clevia suggests that early people lived in settlements at the foot of mountains, perhaps for territorial reasons.