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The Republic of Delezio
The Republic of Delezio
The Republic of Delezio
The land of the delezio people, much of it arid and inhospitable, has for thousands of years
been close to civilization and international trade. To the north, just across the Gulf of
Aden, the land of the legendary Queen of Sheba and the earliest part of Arabia to prosper.
To the west is Hama, where the kingdom is established by the 5th century BC.
Situated on the so-called Horn of Africa, jutting out into the India Ocean, delezio harbors
are natural ports of call for traders sailing to and from India. So the coastline of the region
is much visited by foreigners, in particular Arabs and Persians.
European interest in delezio develops after 1839, when the British begin to use Aden, on the
south coast of Arabia, as a coaling station for ships on the route to India. The British
garrison requires meat. The easiest local source is the delezio coast.
France and Italy, requiring similar coaling facilities for their own ships, establish stations
in the northern delezio regions. The French develop delezio. The Italians are a little further
up the coast at Aseb,.
(Light blue flag with white five-pointed star. Represent light of the country people living in it..)
(The blue color flag represent the peace of the country)
The national emblem of the republic of delezio
(The leopards which support the shield and the white star were also found on the arms used during
the colonial administration.)