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MicroWiki is the largest online encyclopdia about micronations, small and often rather eccentric nations that are unrecognised by the wider international community. The wiki is being continually improved and updated by hundreds of editors, with content being moderated by a small group of staff. Since its creation on 27 May 2005, the site has grown to become one of the largest micronational-related websites with a total of 39,300 pages and 8,977 articles, of which 45 have achieved good article status. However, before you start editing, it is recommended that you take a look at our content disclaimer, basic rules of editing, and the Nation page guide. If you need help, visit our meeting point, the MicroWiki forums.

The Cheslovian Federation (Russian: Chesloviyskaya Federatsiya, Cheslovian: Chesloviskai Vederatsiya) was a micronation founded on 11 March 2003, and reformed into the present day 2nd Federation. It bordered the United Kingdom, the Principality of Malokaz, the Republic of Arvas and the Kingdom of Ud Mahazar. Cheslovia had an area of 91km (not including its distant territories), and much of its territory was situated inside the Baltian Sector. Cheslovia had four distant territories not connected to the mainland (also known as Capital Sector, the main part of Cheslovia which lies inside Baltia); these were the New Cheslovia Collective, Yakuria Collective, Beslau Krai and South Kaznia Okrug. The Cheslovian Federation was classified as a micronational Regional Power, accourding to its Baltian neighbours and was also one of the most influential countries in the MicroWiki nations. Cheslovia was previously known as Kaznia before a name change occured on 2 November 2008 and the name was changed to Cheslovia; the name Kaznia is still used on an informal scale, with many Cheslovian citizens still calling themselves Kaznian and very occasionally formal documents still mention the name Kaznia. (more...)

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