What kind of pet is Kentucky? Did you name him after the state in the United States of America? Most countries are divided into provinces, but the United States of America is divided into states.
That's in both land mass and in population. If you measure by land mass, then the largest nation is Russia, and the second largest is China. But if you measure by population, then the largest is China, and the second largest is India.
Although our world does have labyrinths, I don't know of any that hold countries inside, and most countries aren't inside walls at all. Is that what it's like in your world?
In this world, kingdoms are a kind of country. Or maybe it would be more accurate to say that the standardization of "countries" and "nations" as a format absorbed things like "kingdoms" and assimilated them into itself.
Oh, that's a sensible theory! Historically, it's always been harder to conquer areas with natural barriers, like mountains. Your world's labyrinth walls might function just like that.
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I have not heard of the United States of America kingdom before! If it can be divided, does that mean it's very big?
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Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
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Oh wait, not every world has those...
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Although our world does have labyrinths, I don't know of any that hold countries inside, and most countries aren't inside walls at all. Is that what it's like in your world?
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[nod nod]
I see! Labyrinths divide the land up so absorbing is harder!
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[ but SO INTERESTING ]
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That’s too grand for me.
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[taps chin]
Maybe Solo the Magician?
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