Tediland
 Tediland's flag | |
| Motto | "Endrèm uniton, prógo ispon" (Tedilandic: Uniting dreams, inspiring progress) |
|---|---|
| Capital city and largest city | Tedisquero |
| Official languages | Tedilandic, English |
| Demonyms | Tjédis, Tedi |
| Government | Democratic republic |
| Area | 3,301,823km2 (1,274,841mi2) |
| Currency | Tjédis Andòm |
Tediland (English IPA: /ˈtɛdɪˌlænd/, Tedilandic: Tjédisia (Tedilandic IPA: /ˈtjeːdisɪˌɘ/)), officially the Republic of Tediland (Tedilandic: Répob a Tjédisia), is the largest country on Central Island and in the Tediverse.
Etymology
'Tediland' comes from a modified version of the Tedilandic word for 'central people' - "Tjéndin" - and the English suffix "-land". This means that 'Tediland' means 'Land of the Central People'.
History
Early Years (182 AD - 300 AD)
Mják Dénol, a visionary leader, established the nation of Tediland in 182 AD. Inspired by democratic principles and a desire for self-governance, Dénol led a successful revolution against foreign rule, uniting various regions and peoples under the banner of Tediland.
In the early years of Tediland's existence, Mják Dénol implemented a series of democratic reforms. These included the establishment of a representative government, the drafting of a constitution outlining the rights and responsibilities of citizens, and the formation of an independent judiciary to uphold the rule of law.
The Stability Era (300 AD to 800 AD)
Tediland experienced a period of expansion and stability during this era. Through diplomatic negotiations and occasional military campaigns, the borders of Tediland were gradually expanded, incorporating neighboring territories and diverse cultures into the nation. This period also witnessed advancements in infrastructure, trade, and the arts, fostering economic growth and cultural exchange.
The Enlightenment Era (800 AD-1700 AD)
The Enlightenment era had a profound impact on Tediland. Influenced by the ideas of philosophers and intellectuals, the country experienced a renewed focus on individual liberties, reason, and scientific progress. The intellectual elite of Tediland played a significant role in shaping the political, social, and cultural landscape, leading to further reforms in governance, education, and the arts.
Modernization Era (1700 AD - 1900 AD)
Tediland underwent a transformative phase of modernization and industrialization during the 19th and 20th centuries. The country embraced technological advancements, such as the steam engine and electricity, which fueled economic growth and urbanization. This period witnessed the rise of industrial centers, the expansion of transportation networks, and the emergence of a middle class.
Modern Era (1900 AD - Present)
The modern era of Tediland, spanning from 1900 to the present day, has witnessed remarkable transformations in various aspects of the country's development. Technology started to evolve, and the population had started its major growth. Many celebrities, such as Tedi Mangúz, were born in this era.
Geography
The geography of Tediland is located on Central Island. It contains the Whestleri Savannah to the west, grasslands to the center, south, and north, and the Eastleri Forest to the east.
Rivers
Tediland contains many rivers, including the River Skerik, River Poynt, River Whestler and River Ledkeil.
Mountains
There are no major mountains in Tediland, but they do exist, such as Mount Noffpoynt on the north of the River Poynt.