Denmark (Kingdom of Denmark) CWS XIV
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Denmark (Danish: Danmark) is a country in Northern Europe, and functions as the gateway from the North Sea to the Baltic Sea. It is currently a medium-sized nation, with control over the Danish Mainland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands. Denmark holds some colonies as well, like Stokvalla in Israel, or Livøerne just north of Madeira.
The capital of Denmark used to be Copenhagen, before it was promptly moved up to the ever expanding Aalborg in the north. Most people live in either of two cities.
History
1934
March 9th, 1934
Denmark started work on artificial islands, creating the island of "Nyø" just west of the coast of Thyborøn. It functions now as a small cargo port.
March 13th, 1934
Denmark begins draining the Esbjerg Canal, in order to make more room for agricultural and urban expansion.
November 13th, 1934
Denmark and the United Isles send 7.000 total troops to train in Iceland, in preparation to intervene in the Finno-Russo war
1935
January 26th, 1935
Denmark sends warships to Stokvalla in Israel, patrolling the seas next to Cyprus.
February 9th, 1935
Denmark joins the Mediterranean War on the Italian Side
Government
Absolute Monarchy
An absolute monarchy is a form of government in which a single person—usually a king or queen—holds absolute, autocratic power. In absolute monarchies, the succession of power is typically hereditary, with the throne passing among members of a ruling family.
Transport
Roads and trails
The main roads of Denmark consist of an asphalt mixture of Cobblestone, Andesite and regular stone, and connects most of Denmark.
Economy
Farming
Denmark has a large farming market, it is one of it's strongest forms of income.
Industry
While very far ahead in farming, Denmark does lack in some places when it comes to industrialization, having very little factories.
Trade
Denmark is known trade partners with: Iceland, United Isles and Germany.
Army
Classified
Towns
- Aalborg
- Assens
- Copenhagen
- Esbjerg
- Glaumbær
- Hostrup
- Mors
- Rejkjavik
- Røt'mer
- Svendborg
- Tjørnuvik