Duchy of Tragardland
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Ruler(s): Duke Karl Frederick Xth [Ducal symbols- Golden Herring (see Ingmar’s Legend of…); Ducal Colours- Rose and Sky Blue]
Personalities:
Duchess Liv
Children: Georg –heir and corlonal proprietor of Mid Sommer regt.
Alisona – seeking dynastic marriage
Max – Prince Bishop of Roskilde and ambassador to Holy See
Geographical:
Location: A coastal Duchy built around the River Bronbst. Several costal islands form part of the Duchy too. Mainly flat,some heathland and small but dense forests of Oak mainly.
Capital: Tradgardstadt.
Main towns/villages: Althavn, Nyhavn, Barbaraby, Silvermedby and Fiskby.
Language: not known.
Religion: not known.
Government: not known.
Population: not known.
Trade & Industry: fishing, agriculture, silversmithing, fabrication of tennis balls and raquets, Karlsberg Ale and fireworks.
Duchy Guilds: Watchmen, Fishing, Metal workers, Brewing, Landesguild, Merchants and Fireworkers.
Maps: not available.
Places of Interest:
Dragon Tower of the Ducal Palace
Churches replete with external stairs and balconies
Formal topiary gardens of Drottigen Manor
Smegby (known as petit ecosse ) village entirely inhabited by Jacobite exiles and their kin
Fiskby Cathedral astronomical Clock- built in the Middle Ages and acclaimed the 13th Wonder of the Known World
Willow maze and clockwork water-gardens of Althavn
Royal Tennis Courts at Smaaaland Manor
Barbaraby powdermill and firework fabricants
Highlights of the Year: Jul Celebrations , Midsommer rifleshoot, Corpus Christi Fair, “Weapon-Meeting” – muster of Tradgardlans Forces, Advent Yul markets , Alefest in October, Golden Herring Day – Ducal Day, Harvest Home and Conrad the reluctant’s Festday
Geopolitical:
Principal Alliies: Not known
Principal Agressor State: Not known
Military:
Navy: galley fleet supplemented by small gunboats
Army: infantry regiments including marines and jaeger. Cavalry :light and heavy.
Artillery: a wide variety of diverse calibre and age.
(For further details see annual publication “Tradgardian forces –Land and See” now in its 23rd year of publication)
Website: http://tradgardland.blogspot.com/