South America
From IBWiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
Nations in South America or just offshore
| Nuevo Reyno de Granada - Nôva Granada (New Kingdom of Granada - New Granada) | http://64.87.73.92/ib/sa/ng/ng).mini.png | ||
| Capital: | Santa Fe de Bogotá | ||
| Population: | 42 million neogranadinos (New Granadians) | ||
| Brief: | New Granada is an integral part of the Kingdom of Castile and Leon. The official and main language is Castilian. | ||
| Worth to see: | The Santa Marta Snow Sierra, Maracaibo Oil Industry | ||
| Political Division: |
| ||
| República Bolivariana de Venezôla (Bolivarian Republic of Venezola) | http://64.87.73.92/ib/sa/ve/ve.mini.png | ||
| Capital: | Caracas | ||
| Population: | 20 million venezolanos (Venezolans) | ||
| Brief: | Venezuela is a federal republic that seceded from Castile in 1838. The official and main language is Castilian. | ||
| Worth to see: | |||
| Overseas Territory of English Guyana | http://64.87.73.92/ib/sa/eg/eg.mini.png | ||
| Capital: | |||
| Population: | |||
| Brief: | . | ||
| Worth to see: | |||
| Overseas Territory of Kemrese Guiana (Overseas Territory of Cambrian Guyana) | |||
| Capital: | |||
| Population: | |||
| Brief: | . | ||
| Worth to see: | |||
| Batavian Guyana (Bataafs Guyana, Suriname) | 
| ||
| Capital: | Paramaribo | ||
| Population: | 450 thousand (Surinamers) | ||
| Brief: | Batavian Guyana (Suriname) is part of the Batavian Kingdom. Having been a colony for centuries, the relationship was restructured into one based on equality after the Second Great War.
The colony of Batavian Guyana has been quiet for most of its history but during the occupation of the Batavian Antilles by Florida-Caribbea Batavian Guyana was overrun with refugees, and over time a terrorist group, the People's Army of the Free Antilles or Mensenleger van de Vrije Antillen developed and began staging counter-floridian attacks, which culminated in a Floridian blockade of Batavian Guyana, although commerce was not so stringently affected as the Guineas of the Federated Kingdoms and French Guyana eagerly transported their goods. Since the dissolution of Florida-Caribbea, the Mensenleger van de Vrije Antillen has transformed into a political party focused on the autonomous rights of the various islands in the basin. | ||
| Worth to see: | |||
| Departament du Guiane Française (Departament of French Guyana) | http://64.87.73.92/ib/sa/gf/fr.mini.png | ||
| Capital: | Cayene | ||
| Population: | 5 million guianais (Guyanians) | ||
| Brief: | French Guyana is a departament of France. The official language is Francien | ||
| República do Equador (Republic of Equador) | 
| ||
| Capital: | Belém do Pará | ||
| Population: | 13 million amazonenses (Amazonans) | ||
| Brief: | Ecuador seceded from Portugal in 1824. Presidentialist republic. Portuguese is the official language, however many indigenous languages are spoken and given special protection status. Member of Lusoamerican Union. | ||
| Worth to see: | The Amazon River and forest | ||
| República del Perú (Republic of Peru) | http://64.87.73.92/ib/sa/pe/pe.mini.png | ||
| Capital: | Lima | ||
| Population: | 20 million peruanos (Peruvians) | ||
| Brief: | Perú seceded from Spain in 1822. The official language is Spanish. Perú is a founder a member of the Andean Pact. | ||
| Tawantinsuyu (Inca Kingdom of Tawantinsuyu) | http://64.87.73.92/ib/sa/tw/tw.mini.png | ||
| Capital: | Cuscu | ||
| Population: | 10 million (Suyians) | ||
| Brief: | Suyo is a monarchy that seceded from Castile in 1832, however they claim to be the descendants of the Tawantisuyu(Inca Empire) that was invaded by Spain in 1543. Quichua is the official language. Suyo is member of the Andean Pact. | ||
| Worth to see: | Machupichu | ||
| República Aymara de Charcas (Aymara Republic of Charcas) | http://64.87.73.92/ib/sa/ch/ch.mini.png | ||
| Capital: | La Plata | ||
| Population: | 20 million charquenses (Charcans) | ||
| Brief: | Charcas seceded from Castile in 1825. The official language is Aymara but there are also importan Castilian and Quichua speakers. Charcas is a founder member of the Andean Pact. | ||
| Worth to see: | Tititaca Lake | ||
| Reyno Guarani del Paraguay (Guarani Kingdom of Paraguay) | 
| ||
| Capital: | Asunción. | ||
| Population: | 24 million paraguayos (Paraguayans) | ||
| Brief: | . | ||
| Worth to see: | . | ||
| República do Paraná (Republic of Paraná) | 
| ||
| Capital: | São Paulo | ||
| Population: | 66 million paranaenses (Paranaäns) | ||
| Brief: | First Portuguese colony in South America to achieve lasting independence (1811). Presidentialist republic. Intense economic and cultural activity. Member of Lusoamerican Union. | ||
| Worth to see: | Waterfalls at Yguaçu | ||
| República do Brasil (Republic of Brazil) | 
| ||
| Capital: | Rio de Janeiro | ||
| Population: | 57 million brasileiros (Brazilians) | ||
| Brief: | Portuguese colony until 1822, when it achieved independence. Parliamentary republic. Member of Lusoamerican Union. | ||
| Worth to see: | Carnival in Rio de Janeiro | ||
| República da Bahia (Republic of Bahia) | 
| ||
| Capital: | Salvador | ||
| Population: | 52 million baianos (Bahians) | ||
| Brief: | Last Portuguese colony in South America to become independent, in 1846. Parliamentary republic. Coast is tourist paradise; hinterland is very dry. Member of Lusoamerican Union. | ||
| Worth to see: | Tropical beaches | ||
| República Popular de Chile (People Republic of Chile) | http://64.87.73.92/ib/sa/ci/ci.mini.png | ||
| Capital: | Santiago de Chile. | ||
| Population: | 20 million chilenos (Chilenans) | ||
| Brief: | . | ||
| Worth to see: | . | ||
| República del Ríu de L'Argent (Republic of Silver River) | http://64.87.73.92/ib/sa/rp/rp.mini.png | ||
| Capital: | Buen Ayre | ||
| Population: | 44 million archentinos/riuplatenses (Argentines/Argentians/Riveplaters) | ||
| Brief: | . | ||
| Worth to see: | . | ||
| Estado Oriental del Uruguay (Eastern State of Uruguay) | 
| ||
| Capital: | Montevideo | ||
| Population: | 9 million uruguayos (Uruguayans) | ||
| Brief: | Autonomous state of Riu de l'Argent; became independent of Portuguese domination in 1822 and was integrated to Riu de l'Argent in 1827. Catalan and Portuguese are both official languages. Member of Lusoamerican Union. | ||
| Worth to see: | Casinos in Punta del Este | ||
| República de Araucania i la Patagonia (Republic of Araucania and Patagonia) | http://64.87.73.92/ib/sa/mp/mp.mini.png | ||
| Capital: | . | ||
| Population: | 6 million Araucanos (Araucanians) | ||
| Brief: | . | ||
| Worth to see: | . | ||
| An Ynysaw Havaenec (Samonios Islands) | http://64.87.73.92/ib/sa/si/si.mini.png | ||
| Capital: | Porth Maesyf. | ||
| Population: | 5 000 Saminiosan | ||
| Brief: | . | ||
| Worth to see: | . | ||
.mini.png){kind=link}
