Si Deus nobiscus, quis contra nos? (Latin) ("If God is on our side, then who is against us?") | |||||
| Anthem | "Gaude Mater Polonia!" | ||||
| Capital | Tarnów | ||||
| Largest city | Tarnow | ||||
| Other cities | Dębica, Rzeszów, Bochnia | ||||
| Language official |
Polish | ||||
| others | Ukrainan, Slovak | ||||
| Religion main |
Roman Catholicism | ||||
| others | Judaism, Rodnovery | ||||
| Ethnic Groups main |
Polish | ||||
| others | Ukrainan, Czech | ||||
| Demonym | Lesser Polish | ||||
| Grand Duke | Lukasz I Nosek | ||||
| Prime Minister | Urszula Augustyn | ||||
| Independence | May 20 1990 | ||||
| Currency | Ducal Złoty | ||||
| Time Zone | Central European Time (UTC + 01: 00) | ||||
The Grand Duchy of Poland, commonly called Lesser Poland, is a survivor state in Eastern Europe.
History
Pre-Doomsday
The zone that became Lesser Poland was a flourishing zone. Katowice was the capital of a Metropolis with over 1.500.000 people, in the south, winter resort areas, notably Zakopane, were very popular, and many people would visit Krakow and Lublin.
Doomsday
On Doomsday the cities of Krakow and Lublin were destroyed by 200 kt and 100 kt bombs as well as a 200 kt bomb which missed its target, Katowice, but was nonetheless near enough to radiate the zone with a lot of damage. .
Post-Doomsday
After Doomsday, Zakopane and some small towns and communities got contact, as they were near to each other, it helped Zakopane to trade with them for the winter (W.I.P)