Phundrak's Conlangs

Appearance

Names and Places ​

Names ​

A ​

Arvid I Geirson ​

Titles:

  • King of Western Eittland (1398)
  • High King of Western Eittland (1398)

Á ​

Áleifr I Ásmundson ​

Son of Ásmundr Úlfsonn.

Titles:

  • Second King of Eittland (935 - 936)
  • First King of Western Eittland (936)
  • First High King of Eittland (936)

Ásgeirr I Biœrgson ​

Titles:

  • King of Western Eittland (? - 1398)
  • High-King of Eittland (? - 1398)

Ása Sigríðsdóttr ​

First woman to be enter the House of the Land.

Titles:

  • Woman of the Land (1934 - 1963)

Ásmundr Úlfsonn ​

Titles:

  • First King of Eittland (915 - 935)

B ​

Bárður Márusson ​

First Icelandic citizen to be elected to the House of the People.

Titles:

  • Man of the People (1982 - 2002)

E ​

Eirikr IV Ásgeirsbróðr ​

Brother of Ásgeirr I Biœrgson

Titles:

  • Co-King of Eastern Eittland (? - 1398)

Eyvindr III Hallþórsbróðr ​

Known for founding the first raðuneyt in Eastern Eittland in 1283. Brother of Hallþórr V Gunhildson.

Titles:

  • Co-King of Eastern Eittland (? - ?)
  • Co-King of Western Eittland (? - ?)

Eríkr V ​

Titles:

  • King of Eastern Eittland (? - 1977)
  • Acting High Queen of Eittland (1987 - 1989)
  • King of Western Eittland (1977 - 1989)
  • High King of Eittland (1977 - 1989)

H ​

Hallþórr V Gunhildson ​

First king to create a raðuneyt in Eittland in 1278.

Titles:

  • King of Eastern Eittland (? - ?)
  • King of Western Eittland (? - ?)
  • High King of Eittland (? - ?)

Harald III ​

Brother of Eríkr V.

Titles:

  • Co-King of Eastern Eittland (? - 1987)
  • Acting King of Western Eittland (1987 - 1989)

Havardr I Arvidsbróðr ​

Brother of Arvid I Geirson

Titles:

  • Co-King of Eastern Eittland (1398)

K ​

Kari Nialsdóttr ​

First woman to be elected to the House of the People.

Titles:

  • Woman of the People (1905 - 1927 and 1935 - 1956)

N ​

Njall III Eríksdóttir ​

Current High Queen of Eittland. Daughter of Eríkr V.

Titles:

  • Queen of Eastern Eittland (1987 - 2003)
  • Queen of Western Eittland (2003 - present)
  • High Queen of Eittland (2003 - present)

Ó ​

Ólafr V ​

Known for the Last Royal Decree in 1826, see Constitutional Monarchy.

Titles:

  • King of Eastern Eittland (? - ?)
  • King of Western Eittland (? - ?)
  • High King for Eittland (? - ?)

P ​

Páll Jónsson ​

First Icelander to get elected as Town Master in Eittland.

Titles:

  • Town Master of EldHeim (1965 - 1980)

R ​

Ragnarr Sigurðsbróðr ​

Known for being the driving force ehind the creation of the Vétalsráðuneyt.

Titles:

  • Co-King of Western Eittland

S ​

Steingrímr I Áleifsbróðr ​

Son of Ásmundr Úlfsonn, brother of Áleifr I Ásmundson.

Titles:

  • First Co-King of Eastern Eittland (936)
  • First Co-King of Western Eittland

V ​

Valgeir Þórinnson ​

First Eittlander to be elected to the Icelandic parliament.

Titles:

  • Member of the Icelandic parliament (1983 - 1997)

Places ​

B ​

Britensfjallváll ​

litt. Britain’s fire plains

Place where British troops landed during the 1775 Anglo-Eittlandic war. Formerly known as Eldryksváll.

E ​

Eldøy ​

litt. Fire Island

Outdated name for Eittland and Iceland

Eldfjall ​

litt. Fire Mountain

General central region of Eittland where most active volcanoes are

Eldryksváll ​

litt fire dust plain

Old name of Britensfjallváll

F ​

Fjallheim ​

litt. mountain home.

Northwestern peninsula of Eittland

H ​

Hylfjaltr ​

Etymology uncertain.

Capital of Western Eittland.

K ​

Kóparváll ​

litt. young seals plains

Major commercial in the same bay as Đeberget, south east of the capital, in Western Eittland

T ​

Tvinnár ​

Unclear etymology, popular etymology of twin years

Major commercial east of Hylfjaltr in Eastern Eittland.

V ​

Vátrsteinn ​

litt wet stone

Port city in the Eastern Eittlandic exclave in Southwestern Eittland.

Vestrferðaróss ​

litt. wet fjord’s mouth

Eastern Eittlandic port town, east of the Britensfjallváll where British troops landed in 1775.

Vestrheim ​

/βeʃtr̩haɪm/

litt. West Home

City in Eastern Eitttland, first settlement in the country. Its inhabinants are called Vestrheiming (pl. Vestreimingjar)

Ð ​

Ðeberget ​

Etymology uncertain.

Capital of Eastern Eittland.