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The Far East.The Commonwealth Colonies in Siberia
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The Crown Lands of SiberiaFollowing the incorporation of the lands of the former Tsardom of Russia settlers from the Commonwealth began to settle Siberia. The settlements were incorporated into the semi-autonomous Crown Lands of Siberia and divided into the provinces of Obia, Siberia Proper, Tomia, Tuva and Yenisea.
Capitals: Qashliq Read more |
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The State of JaxaThe State of Jaxa was established on the banks of the Amur River in 1665 by Nicefor Czernichowski. It was then settled by Polish and Cossack settlers seeking gold in the region.
Capital: Jaxa Read more |
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The State of Green RutheniaThe State of Green Ruthenia or Zeleniy Klin was established in 1856 by Cossack, Ruthenian and Buryat settlers.
Capital: Vladislavov Read more |
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The State of BuryatiaThe State of Buryatia was established in 1848, at the order of King Jerzy II, as a semi-independent state for Buryats and other related ethnic groups.
Capital: Ùdè Read more |
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The Crown Colony of YakutiaThe Crown Colony of Yakutia was initially part of the Crown Lands of Siberia, until it was officially separated in 1805. The colony is subject to the Crown of Poland.
Capital: Ołoncha (Jakuck) Read more |
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The Crown Colony of LuoravetiaThe Crown Colony of Luoravetia, until 1805 part of the Crown Lands of Siberia and until 1812 part of the Crown Colony of Yakutia. It is now considered a separate entity with its own local government answering to the Crown of Poland.
Capital: Kagyrgyn Read more |
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The Dalian Leased TerritoryThe territory of Dalian was leased from China in the 1880s for the purposes of trade and to serve as a port and naval base in the Yellow Sea.
Capital: Dalekie Read more |
