Polish Colonies

Formerly Polish:
Nowa Polska (1956-2300):New Poland is the largest and most prosperous former Polish colony. It has a strong economy, a working constitutional monarchical democracy and a healthy stable industry. While it has a couple of large ethnic groups in its borders, so far the combined prosperity has not pushed them away but actually combined the people. Ever since 2150, Nowa Polska has been on a widespread Lunar campaign to gain control overall Polish states. In the eyes of Nowa Polska, these Polish states are all illegitimate wildstates that should become part of the larger and true Polish state of Nowa Polska. One only has to glimpse at maps from 2300 and 2150 to see the sheer vastness of their conquest.

Wild States:
Lechia (2043-2204):

Lechia was an old Polish wild state, established on the eastern side of the Polish Sea. It is noteworthy for militarily dominating its nearby wildstates for a long while. in the recent past, however, it has been slowly integrated into the larger Nowa Polska.

Dodekia (2058-2189):

Dodekia was a moderately sized dictatorial wildstate. Unlike its neighbours, Nowa Republika Polska and Twadorskiego, Dodekia never got the ability to develop itself much, nor did local nationalism fester much. This ultimately was Dodekia's downfall, as the occupation forces of Nowa Polska were met with a defensive force one can barely consider an army.

Karmazynowe Panstwo (2058-2199, 2199-2300):

This federation of Polish wildstates is notable for being one of three Polish states recognised by Nowa Polska (on the moon). In this area, four smaller Wildstates, Kiel, Lilowie, Leczyce, and Republika Wadska united in order to protect themselves from the larger Powonia, Nowe Opole, Dzikie Pola, and Rudopolska Wildstates. This federation was so strong in fact, they managed to beat back the armies of Rudopolska and helped Nowa Polska in their war against it.

Nowa Jaksa (2083-2231):

Nowa Jaksa is notable for being the longest-lasting of the northeastern Polish wildstates. This beautiful mountainous nation was filled with many non-Polish people, mostly refugees from the Honey, and Brook Communes. Because of this, it developed a rather progressive and collective-oriented culture. Despite this greater focus on the welfare of the collective, Independence movements across this area run rampant, as the mostly far-left local populace despises the monarchist rule.

Nowa Republika Polska (1998-2300):

A smaller former polish colony, but almost equal in its prosperity. The New Polish Republic differentiates itself from New Poland in its ethnic homogeneity and its lack of a figurehead monarch.

In the past its relations with the larger New Polish state were low and made most trade difficult, however, in recent years the two states have become more open and friendly with one another, allowing both to prosper.

Twadorskiego (1997-2300):

Twadorskiego was a very early Wild State and profited off of this by developing more than many other wild states had the chance to. This greater development instilled nationalism for the local state into its populace and allowed it to militarily and diplomatically protect itself from the larger Nowa Polska. A notable example of a less developed wildstate that didn't get this luxury was Dodekia.