Burgundy (Burgundy Survives)
From Alternative History
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| Capital: | Arles | ||||
| Language: official: | French | ||||
| Other languages: | German, Italian | ||||
| Monarch: | Louis VII | ||||
| Area: | area km² | ||||
| Population: | 10,000,000 inh. | ||||
| Established: | 933 AD | ||||
| Currency: | Burg | ||||
Burgundy covers *here's* southeast France, parts of western Switzerland and Italy and parts of southeast Germany. See here for a better idea.
[edit] History
In 933, the king of Upper Burgundy, Rudolph II, signed a treaty with the king of Italy, Hugh of Arles, in which Rudolf was granted Lower Burgundy in return for giving up his claim to the Italian throne. Rudolph married off his daughter, Adelaide, to Hugh's son Lothar. Rudolph ruled untill his death in 937.
[edit] Government and Politics
Burgundy is a constitutional monarchy.
[edit] Subdivisions
| District | Capital | Province | Capital |
|---|---|---|---|
| Burgundy | Besançon | Amosensis | Besançon |
| Elsgau | Porrentruy | ||
| Portuensis | Portois | ||
| Scudinga | |||
| Warascum | |||
| Cisjurane | Arles | Albonais | Albon |
| Dauphniny | Grenoble | ||
| Forcalouier | Forcalquier | ||
| Forez | Feurs | ||
| Lyonnais | Lyons | ||
| Orange | Orange | ||
| Provence | Arles | ||
| Savoy | Chambéry | ||
| Valence | Valence | ||
| Venasin | Venasque | ||
| Viviers | Viviers | ||
| Transjurane | Lausane | Aargau | Aarau |
| Albanensis | Saint-Alban | ||
| Ausicensis | |||
| Agustgau | Agust | ||
| Bargengau | Bargen | ||
| Caputlacensis | Chablais | ||
| Equestricus | Nyon | ||
| Falcinensis | Faucigny | ||
| Genevensis | Geneva | ||
| Lausonensis | Lausanne | ||
| Salsgau | Sals | ||
| Ufgau | |||
| Vallensis | Sion | ||
| Wisliacensis | Avenche | ||
| Veveianis | Vevei |
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| Nations | |||
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Burgundy | New Burgundy | New Provence | |||
| Dependencies | |||
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Burgindinian East Indies | Burgundinian West Indies |
