Keltia
From Bosworth
Keltia
| Area | ??? km² |
|---|---|
| Population | 350 |
| Countries | 22 |
| Dependencies | 0 |
| Languages | English, Beaugian, Craitish, Pallisic |
| Largest Cities | Madness Willow Shrewsbury |
Keltia is a continent on Micras.
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[edit] Origin and Etymology
Keltia was added during or before Series 3, along with the rest of the Eastern Hemisphere. It was formerly known as the Attera continent, after Attera, one of its first inhabitants. In 2006, St. Fenix proposed the name Keltia (pronounced Kel-SHuh); the origin is unknown although it might have something to do with Kampong.
[edit] Geography
Micras' largest continent, Keltia is often compared to Asia. The "Himalayas" of Keltia, the Snowholme Range, is one of Micras' most impressive mountain chains, especially its highest peak, Mt. Lacara (7907 m). To the west of the Snowholmes are two large lakes and a large plain around them; to the east is a band of desert and then more fertile lands in the Far East, which is separated from the rest of the continent by hills, lakes, and rivers. The south is dominated by Lake Cherusken.
[edit] History
The west was originally the Free Republic, whose influence is still felt in names like Lake Guimont, and later Karnali, a Nepali-themed nation who did much to lend the northwest its Himalayan character. The center was Attera for many years, until the country switched to the GSO and later disappeared entirely. The far east hosted Shireroth's Duchy of Lothlaria for a long time before it was lost; later it blossomed into a group of Asian nations including Sangun, Kampong, and Middle Korea, and later a group of British nations like Nova England, New Britannia, and Bosworth. The south area around Lake Cherusken started as the domain of a country called Interland in 2001, passed through a series of lacklustre owners, and is now once again owned by a completely different country also called Interland.
[edit] Bosworths Occupation
' A main part of the Kingdom Of Bosworth is based on Keltia, as depicted in The Chronicles. Both West and East Holland lay claim to the most northern parts of the continent. Whereas Blore Heath is situated at the mouth of St Ives river.
