| Kingdom of Vinland Rík Vínland (Vinlandic) | |||||
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Flag (1500-now) | |||||
| Motto Heil Konung! (Vinlandic) "Hail, our King!" | |||||
 Map of þe Kingdom of Vinland in 1330, at its maximum extent and at its founding.
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 Map of þe Kingdom of Vinland in 1925, a year before þe Vinlandic Civil War
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| Capital | Leifsbúðir | ||||
| Languages | Vinlandic | ||||
| Government | Absolute monarchy (1330-1800) Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy (1800-1930) | ||||
| King | Kætiløy (first) | ||||
| Gauti III (last) | |||||
| History | |||||
| - | Founded | 1330 | |||
| - | Republic proclaimed; end of þe Vinlandic Civil War | 1930 | |||
Þe Kingdom of Vinland (Vinlandic: Rík Vínland), also called þe Vinlandic Empire (Vinlandic: Vínlenski Keisardæm) was a kingdom lasting from its independence from þe Norþ Sea Empire in 1330 until þe proclamation of þe republic after þe Vinlandic Civil War in 1930. During its founding, which is also its maximum extent, it spanned from modern-day Vinland down to some of þe Maritime Provinces as well as souþern parts of Québec and a small bit of Labrador.