Nordjaelm

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Nordjaelm
Nordjælm
Motto: Ulé ereünt orjaeróþ ré kohhrihh
Capital
and
Kjonnia
Official languages Legim
Recognised national languages Legim, Kyzyl, Sálőran
Recognised regional languages Davazog, Leģok, Nordûn
Ethnic groups Dúmari, Dokkar, Kyzylar, Nordûn
Demonym Nordjælmar
Government Constitutional socialist monarchy
 -  Imperataer Zénoffën tao Wujanij
 -  Tšbar Zára tao Nreorojnij
Legislature Hasadd Óanrë
 -  Upper house Aorakk ré Sénatrihh
 -  Lower house Aorakk ré Iviðanrër
Completely independant State
 -  Arkhæon's conquest of all Dúmari clans, establishing anf empire  
 -  Imperataer Blicark expanded of the Imperja ré Nordjælmër to include Northern Nordûn and Davazog tribes  
Population
 -  estimate 18,280,000
Currency Ðett (Ð) (ÐET)
Drives on the left
Patron saint Hagara Ana

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Nordjaelm is located on the South-Western side of the North-Western continent of Alpa, bordered by Shalorja to the the South-East, and Jaxukuk across the sea to the West. Otherwise, Nordjaelm is surrounded by no man's land (Khémožihhkonn).

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Southern Nordjaelm has soft, clay-rich soils formed from the gradual erosion of the Davazog mountain range. The coastline is lined by limestone cliffs from sedimentary deposits. Around the Shotra, there are rich, silt-filled soils ripe for farming. Most of the country's agriculture is centred around the river, as the rest of the land is barren. North Nordjaelm is formed of ancient rock that makes up the core of the Davazog mountains.

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Nordjaelm is a quite cold country, with most of the Northern regions being dominated by the Davazog mountains. Most of the population lives on the coast, or along the Shotra (Šotrë) river.

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