Mornaiss

Mornaiss (Damreaigh: Mornaeiss), it's also referred as the Kingdom of Mornaiss, is a souvereign state in North America, but etnical to Europe. It's a small archipel of islands in the Atlantic Ocean. The capital and largest city is Collousburgh. The ruling monarch is Alexander and the current Prime-minister is Jules McWaisen.

Geography
Mornaiss is an archipel of ten inhabited islands and two uninhabited islands in the Atlantic Ocean. It lies on the searoad between the British Isles and the American island of Newfoundland. The islands are considered as the tops of the Mid Atlantic Ridge.

The biggest island is Shencraigh in the center of the archipel. On that islands lies the capital Collousburgh. The three other dominant islands are: Bentorr, the island in the east with the province capital of Shellaish, Maintriff, in the north with the province capital of Wentstone and in the southwest lies Aergh with the province capital of Carndigh.

The main island has four major rivers that springs in the hillside of Xenairr. In this area also lies the only active vulcano of the country: Dunbass.

Early history
The islands were formed 15 milion years BC. Archeologists estimate that the first people came from Iceland and the British Isles during the Weichselien. Out of this time also dates the crafts in the caves of Crannow. It is unknown how the Neolithic Revolution reached Mornaiss. Historians estimate the new technology's reached the island in 3.200 BC.

Around this time the first settlements rised. It is unknown of in this time state's were formed. The first inscriptions in the Damreaigh were maid around 500 BC and mentioned a kind of "king". The runic inscription tells the tale of Argeig Menagiss. In modern times he is considered as a mythological king.

Known Era
There are Roman records about Mornaiss. A Roman galley had found the islands around 126 AD. The captain of the ship called it Isla Permintura. But the Romans had no intention of colonising of the island. Around 630 the Irish monk Cennarghus arrived on the islands and started to christianization the local inhabitants. When he passed away ten years later pope Theodore I send Alexander of Modena for the christianization. He was also made the first bishop of the "Far West Islands". The year of 645 is a keypoint in the history of Mornaiss when Alexander christianizised the kings Dallan III of Morngew and Appwyn IV of Lensgyld.

In the two centuries that followed until the Viking Age the bishops created a christian culture in Mornaiss. In the year of 766 bishop Languld of Collousburgh recorded that the "last heretic" was converted to the church of Rome. The Viking Lars Kensson came a shore in 881 and started colonizing Maintriff. From his hideplace (Wentstone) he held many vikingraids to the mainland. His son Ivar I of Trelland styled himself king and created the third medieval kingdom on Mornaiss.