Barony of Travin

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Barony of Travin
(Russian) Травинская Барония
Founded 18 August 2010
Disestablished 6 December 2010
Area 5 m²
Citizens Uninhabited
Official language(s) Russian
Jurisdiction Ural Grasslands Krai
Baron/Baroness TRH Roger I

The Barony of Travin was a Barony within Ural Grasslands Krai, in the Tsarist Empire of Gishabrun. It was the second-oldest peerage in Gishabrun, and also the first within a krai.

Etymology

The name "Travin" comes from the Russian word "трава", meaning grass, referring to the plant life of the Barony.

History

The area on which Travin stооd was originally captured by Gishabrun on the 27th of June, 2010, from the Russian Federation as a part of Ural Grasslands Krai. On the 18th of August, 2010, HIM Tsar Kuri I created the barony and granted the peerage to The Right Honorable Roger I, Ambassador of Kvartirskaya Oblast.

The Barony of Travin was disestablished when Ural Grasslands Krai was returned to Russian sovereignty on December 6, 2010.

Geography

The Barony of Travin took up approximately 5 square metres of grass-filled space, from which the name originated. It bordered Russia on two of its sides and unceded areas of Ural Grasslands Krai on all other sides. It had the same climate as Ural Grasslands Krai and Ural Gardens Krai. Its area was completely contained within Ural Grasslands Park, an example of mountain grasslands and natural regeneration.