Reitzmag

The Kingdom of Reitzmag, commonly known as Reitzmag (RTZ) is a sovereign country located on the north of the Caspian sea. The Kingdom of Reitzmag is bordered with 4 countries and a rogue territory in all directions except the south.

The Kingdom of Reitzmag is a unitary parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy. The current monarch is King George I, who has reigned since 2015 after the death of his father William the VIII. The Kingdom of Reitzmag's capital is Hampton, a global city and financial center with an urban population of 2.1 million and is the second largest city in the nation based on population. Other major cities include Victoria, Newark, Hargrove, Brewnest, Esserbrund, and Terrafin.

The Kingdom of Reitzmag is made up of 7 constituent regions called "counties". These counties are made of parliamentary constituencies each having a representation in the Parliament of the Kingdom of Reitzmag based on its population.

The Kingdom of Reitzmag has been a member of the European Union since 2019.

Etymology and Terminology
Since the time of the Norman Conquest, the country's name is coined from the name of King Richard I. He is believed to have been the first king of Reitzmag. The name Reitzmag comes from the name "Reitz", which is the nickname of King Richard, and the German word "mag", which means "like". Hence, the country's name literally means "Richard-like". Since that time, the country's name has never been changed. However, there were some proposals in Parliament to rename the country with the most recent being the Country Reidentification Bill of 2016.

But apart from "Reitzmag", the country is also identified and popularly known as "Britannia". This is in reference of its national symbol of which the country's highest peak is also named after. However, old records suggest that "Britannia" is actually a name used by Angles to identify their new settlement in what is today Reitzmag. More records also suggest that after the Anglo-Saxon unification, the name was changed to Britannae in conjunction with "Germannae", which was used by the Saxons to identify their settlement in modern-day Reitzmag.

Pre-Historic Era
Archaeological studies conducted in different sites show Reitzmag's ancient origins.

Geography
The total area of Reitzmag is approximately 375,241.28 square kilometres (144,881.47 sq mi). The country occupies the northern part of the Caspian coast, the southern part of Northeast Europe at the tip of the Ural Mountains. It lies between the Ural Mountains and the Caspian Sea with its coast coming within 916 miles (1474.18 km) of the coast of Drommund Kaas, from which it is separated by the Caspian Sea. In 1990 30 per cent of Reitzmag was forested, 30 per cent used for pastures and 20 per cent cultivated for agriculture.