Huania

Island of Huania, somewhere in the Pacific Ocean.

 

After the civil war, the Kingdom of Huania splitted in two ; the King and his government fled south while the revolutionnary leaders enforced their authority in the northern part of the island. Following months of fighting and lots of casualties from both sides, the two governments eventually managed to reach an agreement in order to stop the killings.

Today, the situation has been stabilized but Iopra district (striped territory on map) stays occupied by about 100.000 North Huanian soldiers. The relations between the two countries will suffer as long as this territorial issue has not been settled.

Flag of Huania.

huan m

1. h-prothesized form of uan

Etymology

From Old Irish úan, from Proto-Celtic *ognos, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂egʷnos (“lamb”).

Jess the Sheepdog Bottle-Feeds an Orphaned Lamb Lamb.