Faltrian-Tueoedeth

Faltrian-Tueoedeth
County
An image of the Faltrian-Tueoedethian forest
Flag
Country	Faltree
Established	29 January 2021
Seat	Monkey's Eyebrow
Area
• Total	0.01 km2 (0.004 sq mi)
Population
• Total	11
Demonym	Tuoedethian

Faltrian-Tueoedeth was a county of the State of Faltree that was given to Faltree as a gift from the Republic of Tueoedeth, located in the US state of Kentucky. It was founded on the 29th of January, 2021. On 21 April, 2023, the Malusian-backed puppet state Federation of Faltree claimed the territory, though internationally this claim was never recognized and was eventually renounced its claims on 4 August 2023. This unrecognized claim was disputed by the Batavian Empire, which held more legitimate claim over the territory following the dissolution of the State of Faltree as Batavia had adjacent existing land that merely expanded after the end of Faltree.

Etymology

The name is a combination of Faltree and Tueoedeth with a hyphen to separate the words. Faltree is a portmanteau of the words "fall" and "tree". Tueoedeth is an anagram of the word "hideout" with minor spelling changes to improve pronunciation.

Geography

Faltrian-Tueoedeth is located alongside the banks of Yellow Creek a creek that flows through the bordering nation of Apalona, and Vulhalin. The county seat is Monkey's Eyebrow located on the banks of Yellow Creek, named for the sandy banks along the creek. Faltrian-Tueoedeth sits on a small ridge at an elevation of 400.2 feet which is about 3 to 5 feet higher than the surrounding floodplain of the Ohio River.

Flag

The flag of the county is based on the national flag of Faltree using the colors of the national flag of Tueoedeth.

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	29 January 2021 - 26 June 2021	Flag of Faltrian-Tueoedeth	First flag of Faltrian-Tueoedeth. Recolored national Flag of Faltree with anime character Kagura in the canton.
	26 June - present	Flag of Faltrian-Tueoedeth	Current flag of Faltrian-Tueoedeth. Altered version of first flag. Designed by Katie of Todt Hill.