Brasael
Brasael is a country on the north east american seaboard.
The land was settled by Norse and Irish colonists around the 8th century. The two peoples developed side by side, developing a common pidgin, which later developed into a creole and finally into a fully-fledged language.
As they developed a common language, abandoning those of their original homelands, they also developed a common culture. This lead to the founding of Brasael, from the name the Irish colonists had given to the new land.
Make up
The nation is divided into at least two parts:
- The Norse Finmarc
- The Irish Gaalmarc