| Republic of Eastern Delgamia | |
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| Conventional short name: | |
| Local: | Eastern Delgamia |
| Ingallish: | Eastern Delgamia |
| Data codes: | ED, EDA |
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| Languages: | |
| Official: | Ingallish |
| Others: | Lendian, Rizne |
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| Area: | (T.B.A.) |
| Population: | (TBA) Eastern Delgamian |
| Ethnic groups: | Eastern Delgamian (~250m) |
| Currency: | Dollar (symbol: ED) |
| Organizations: | United Nations of Vexillium |
Eastern Delgamia, officially the Republic of Eastern Delgamia is a country located in the south-east of the Delgamia continent and shares a border in the west with MESTO.
History[]
Pre-colonial era[]
Prior to the Lendian arrival, the territory of current day Eastern Delgamia had an estimated indigenous population of 4 million people, mostly semi-nomadic who subsisted on hunting, fishing, gathering, and migrant agriculture. The indigenous population of Eastern Delgamia comprised several large indigenous ethnic groups (e.g. the Luk-Wan, Ulori, Sako and Nioni).
Before the arrival of Longerathians, the boundaries between these groups and their subgroups were marked by wars that arose from differences in culture, language and moral beliefs.
Longerathian colonisation[]
Map of colonial Eastern Delgamia
The land now called Eastern Delgamia was claimed for Lendia 241 BP, with the arrival of the Lendian fleet on the northern coast commanded by Luca Telmarino. The Lendians encountered indigenous peoples divided into several tribes in the north-east of the country.
In 233 BP, Admiral Edwin de Meerton landed on the southern shores of Eastern Delgamia and claimed the lands for the Angliyan crown.
During the early years of colonization, Indigenous and Longerathian groups lived in constant war, establishing opportunistic alliances in order to gain advantages against each other.
Cane sugar became Eastern Delgamia's most important exportation product and Afrazurean slaves had become its largest import to cope with plantations of sugarcane, due to increasing international demand for Delgamian sugar.
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Sports[]
Football is the primary sport in Eastern Delgamia and receives the largest support. The Eastern Delgamian Football League is the governing body and countries professional football league.