Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth is a country located in Eastern Europe, with a population of about ten million. Some notable inventions from Poland are the bagel, flannel and moonshine

Industry
The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealths most abundant resources are clay and grain

alliances
The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth is allied with the union of kalmaris, and the mountain Jews

Polish Lithuania is a founding member of the Eurasian mutuality pact, consisting of the polish Lithuanian commonwealth, the Jewish order of the cacauses, the kingdom of Naples and the timurid empire

history
The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth is proud to have a peaceful and neutral history, in and out of wars.

Conflicts

None recorded

government
Currently feudalism

religion
Citizens of the polish-Lithuanian commonwealth are free to practice any religion they please

The dominant religions in the polish-Lithuanian commonwealth are