What is the nation's national animal?
     Since before the plague a species of animal called in the scientific world xxx xxx has been in abundance in Cimera's northeast regions, also called the Angelus region for the Angelus Mountain Range.  The ibex has been the official animal of the County Angelus region since 34 A.P. and became the
national animal when Cimera attained nationhood in 302.
          
           
            What are the nation's national colours?
     Cimera's national colours are maroon, gold, and white.  Maroon for the
blood of Cruis, gold for the harvest, (esp., maize, wheat, etc.), and white for purity and morality.
           Who is the nation's patron saint, if any?
      Saint Wynfrith, a Cruisianan born woman was abducted by Careiran raiders in the early years after the death and ressurection of Cruis.  She was taken to serve a local Cimeran chieftain and came to know and love the Careiran people of southern Cimera.  A pious and compassionate young woman, she shared the word of Cruis with the chieftain who soon converted and later took her as his bride.  He abolished slavery and adhered to Cruisian ideals.
           What is the nation's national anthem?
     Cimera does not have an official national anthem.
           What is the nation's coat of arms?
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Cruisana
          What is the nation's national animal?
     The Kingdom of Cruisiana uses the bird called the Raven, from the Saga of Padraig. In the middle ages, people chose a bird to be their "spirit guide".  King Padraig I had cosen the raven: intelligent, able to find land from a ship, playful, not well understood by humans, strong
and noble in flight. Also used unnofficially is the Northern White Bear.
           What are the nation's national colours?
     Cruisana's national colours are red, white, and blue. The royal colour's are blue and gold. Blue stands for the water all around Cruisana. 
White stands for purity of heart.  Red stands for the blood and
heroism of all who have defended our island.
           Who is the nation's patron saint, if any?
      Saint Padraig (Patrick).
          What is the nation's national anthem?
      We Gather Together in Cruisana
          What is the nation's coat of arms?
      Each one of the crosses represents one of the the four
ancient clans of Cruisana.  The central cross represents the
ancient Ingallish sailors. See picture at right.
Saint Padraig
Vingarmark
          What is the nation's national animal?
     The gyrfalcon is the national bird. And, although not offically adopted, our national animal is the elk (moose). Lundi (puffin) is common and has been the unoffical bird of some of Vingarmark's
small offshore islands (Fjärranö, Gåtaö).
           What are the nation's national colours?
     Vingarmark's national colours blue and white.
           Who is the nation's patron saint, if any?
      Saint Thorlac, Saint Magnus (St. Magnus is the first Vinnish monarch to have adopted Cruisianity.)
          What is the nation's national anthem?
      "Ó, Guð vors lands" ("O, God our lands")
          What is the nation's coat of arms?
      See picture at right.
Xochimechatl
          What is the nation's national animal?
     The Couatl/Coatl (spellings vary) is the official animal, though they are ficticious beings. According to the Theocracy, it basically serves a function similar to that of an angel in Cruisianity.
           What are the nation's national colours?
     Grey, gold, and red.
           Who is the nation's patron saint, if any?
      Most of the island isn't Cruisian, but those people that do follow Cruis are very strongly attached to someone called Saint Alandro (San Alandro to them). Alandro was a Lendian philosopher and traveller who came to Couatl
during the early period of Lendian contact (and was actually responsible for the first Lendian-Couatlan dictionary, among other things). He didn't really think of himself as a missionary, but he was a Cruisian, and considered the Couatlan religions to be barbaric, and so he tried to encourage an end to certain practices (human sacrifice, for example). A Couatlan priest objected to this, and he was murdered. Couatl's small but growing Cruisian population proclaimed him a martyr, and he began the journey to sainthood. His legend has actually been exaggerated a great deal - the way the Church of San Alandro tells it, Alandro was some sort of holy crusader who came to Couatl to destroy Couatlan religion and establish a kingdom where Cruis's law would reign supreme (the Church sees itself as continuing his work).
          What is the nation's national anthem?
      None.
          What is the nation's coat of arms?
      None, although the symbol on its flag serves a similar purpose.