Küüztschüüsches

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Kingdom of Küüztschüüsches

trnzh-rós-kýzh-chý-shé
Tranzrööss Küüztschüüschee
Flag of Küüztschüüsches
Flag
Motto: Achtschünüd schöchü Küüztschüüscheeschise tütö
‘All strength rests in Küüztschüüsches’
Anthem: Ümgichürüjeedganz Schüüswid
“Schüüswi’s Finest”
CapitalTschuurumyn
Official languagesTschintierst
Demonym(s)Küüztschüüsch
GovernmentSemi-constitutional parliamentary monarchy
• King
Kåryy Hadinherss
• Seer
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LegislatureTranzgenschaden
State in the Gintem Confederation
Area
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144,318 km2 (55,721 sq mi)
Population
• Census
21,705,231

Küüztschüüsches (Tschintierst: kýzh-chý-shé Küüztschüüschee), often abbreviated as KSC, is a country located in Northeastern Yazland. The other major historical power in the Gintem Confederation, KSC has remained a small but influential force within Northeast Yazland.

Etymology

History

Early Medieval

Küüztschüüsches first appeared in the historical Gintem record as the County of Küüztschüüsches in 3461 CY following the division of Kingdom of Tschurskyyjo as ordered by the Archking Paramount at the time, X. Located near what today makes up the Province of X, the County of Küüztschüüsches remained largely obscure among the regional powers of the Gintem Confederation. Küüztschüüsch nobles would largely curry favor with neighboring Gintem powers through marriage and the contracting of local troops and militias for their many wars against each other. Küüztschüüsches would gain a minor amount of notoriety following Count Kachüül the Brave’s participation in the Wars of the Birthright, particularly in the Battle of Siirsüüsz. This notoriety would help secure Küüztschüüsch nobles significant influence and power through marriage alliances.

Kriibüschen succession and the Kingdom of Küüztschüüsches

X

Great Gintem War

Copper War

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