#biarmia

[easwegian]

The Biarmian Declaration of 2024, implemented by former Grand Councillor Suqeruli Bai, recognises Biarmia as the native grounds of the Easwegian Nation. The Common Union will continue to develop ties with respective authorites, so that our people may live free once again.

[easwegian]

The Supreme Court has reached its verdict on the case of the Biarmian Declaration.

It is declared on this date that the territorial changes of 31 January 2024 are null and void.

[eixeasway]

BREAKING: Reports from of the Supreme Court indicate they have made a decision regarding the Presidium vs the Common Union and shall release their verdict soon. It appears that the court has ruled in favour of the complainant and the official territorial claims to be dropped.

[easwegian]

The Easwegian Common Union in all its glory! 🐍🐍🐍

[easwegian]

The Federal Directorate of Culture and Education and Easwegian Grand Chamber issues a request to the General Directorate and associated agencies, for the compilation of notable sites of religious observance within Biarmia.

For the interests of the development of solidarity within the Common Union

[fyeah-history]

Biarmia as illustrated on Carta Marina (1539) by Olaus Magnus Bjarmaland (also spelled Bjarmland and Bjarmia) was a territory mentioned in Norse sagas up to the Viking Age and - beyond - in geographical accounts until the 16th century. The term is usually seen to have referred to the southern shores of the White Sea and the basin of the Northern Dvina River (Vienanjoki in Finnish) and - presumably - some of the surrounding areas. Today, these territories comprise a part of the Arkhangelsk Oblast of Russia.

In the account of the Viking adventurer Ottar who visited Bjarmaland in the end of the 9th century AD, the term "Beorm" is used for the people of Bjarmaland. According to the account, "Beormas" spoke a language related to that of the Sami people, and lived in an area of the White Sea region.