Fictional European countries: Syldavia, Lyonesse, Borduria, Freedonia, List of fictional European countries, Mendorra - Tapa blanda

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 29. Chapters: Syldavia, Lyonesse, Borduria, Freedonia, List of fictional European countries, Mendorra, Nations of Nineteen Eighty-Four, Ruritania, Vulgaria, The Dark Frontier, Molvanîa, Graustark, Grand Fenwick, Groland, Kasnia, Soviet Unterzoegersdorf, Republic of Peščenica, Pottsylvania, A Rubovian Legend, Markovia, Symkaria, Transia, East Meg One, Pokolistan, Vlatava, Morokulien, Samavia, Poictesme. Excerpt: This is a partial list of fictional countries in Europe Syldavia (Cyrillic: Cыльдaвия) is a fictional Balkan kingdom featured in The Adventures of Tintin by Hergé. The name was derived from TranSYLvania and MolDAVIA. Syldavia is a monarchy, ruled at the time of the King Ottokar's Sceptre story by King Muskar XII. The capital is Klow, formerly Zileheroum, located at the confluence of the fictional Moltus and Wladir Rivers (after Prague, which is on the Moldau/Vltava River). Other cities named in the books are Niedzdrow, Istow, Dbrnouk, Douma and Zlip. The population of Syldavia is 642,000 with 122,000 living in Klow. The national airline is Syldair and the official currency is the khôr (Эйлдав хор). Syldavia is also called "The Kingdom of the Black Pelican" and its flag is yellow with a black pelican in the center. It somewhat resembles the flag of the Holy Roman Empire, the Basque Arrano beltza, as well as the flag of Albania. However, the royal seal on the wall in King Ottokar's Sceptre bears a striking resemblance with the Coat of arms of Montenegro. The people speak Syldavian, a Slavic-sounding West Germanic language written in the Cyrillic alphabet. Curiously, the Latin alphabet is used in medieval documents, and the Cyrillic letters used are a straight transcription from the Latin letters (e.g., "sh" is written "сз" rather than "ш"). The kingdom's motto is "Eih bennek, eih blavek!" which Hergé translates as "Qui...

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