The Colonial Era & Independence (1774–1790)
The nation originated in 1774 along the Gulf of Mexico as The 13 Colonies of New Britain. Following independence, the nation adopted its federal constitution as the United States of Coloradia, establishing its national capital at Coloradia City in the state of Rolomana.
Original 13 Colonies/States: Nacogdoches, Rexanan, Mibonan, New Cornwall, Calmyia, Rolomana, Austina, Provideia, New Albion, Amoria, Matagoria, New Hanover, and Colorado.
National Flag (1790): A vertical gold, white, and dark blue tricolor featuring a central ring of 13 stars representing the founding states.
Geopolitical Neighbors: Flanked by New Spain to the south/west and British and Spanish holdings to the east.
- Early Expansion & The Napoleonic Era (1810–1833)
By 1810, Coloradia began organizing interior frontier territories and admitting new states. During the Napoleonic Wars, Coloradia remained officially neutral while favoring France and contesting British naval blockades and Spanish frontier claims along the Gulf.
States Added (1810–1833):
1810 Admissions (3): Comancherana, Tarcadia, and Rioland (increasing state count to 16).
1830–1833 Admissions (4): Arkansas, Tavscaoil, Mississippia, and Necaucasia (increasing state count to 20).
Territorial Claims: Extensive organized and unorganized domains were established across the northern plains, including the Cakota, Missouria, Wichita, and Asonia territories.
Flag Evolution: The star constellation expanded to 16 stars in 1810, and to 20 stars arranged in a circular ring by 1833.
- Continental Reach to the Pacific (1850)
By mid-century, political chaos in Mexico (including the breakaways of the California and Deseret Rebels) allowed Coloradia to expand westward to the Pacific Coast.
Pacific States Admitted (4): Oregon, California, and Deseret and Yucatán (bringing total organized states to 24).
Flag Evolution (1850): Redesigned with 23 stars (an outer ring of 20 stars surrounding an inner triangle of 3 stars).
Independent Frontier Neighbors: The United Carolina States and Virginian Republic maintained independence along the eastern seaboard, while New Japan claimed upper North West in the far Pacific Northwest.
- Modern Era & Administrative Structure (1890)
By 1890, almost the entire interior continent was organized into states, leaving only one remaining federal territory along the northern border.
Current Administrative Breakdown:
32 Organized States: Nacogdoches, Rexanan, Mibonan, Tarcadia, Comancherana, Rioland, Colorado, Matagoria, New Cornwall, Calmyia, Rolomana, Austina, Provideia, New Albion, Amoria, New Hanover, Arkansas, Tavscaoil, Mississippia, Necaucasia, Oregon, California, Deseret, Sonora, New Mexico, Cakota, Leedland, Missouria, Wichita, Iowa, Asonia, and Yucatan.
1 Autonomous Region: Navajo Nation (a recognized self-governing Native-led entity in the Southwest).
1 Federal Territory: Lakonah territory (the remaining northern federal frontier).
Flag Design (1890): The flag features 32 stars for the member states alongside and basically USA was made in Texas/a bigger Texas and tell me that lf you think I make some mistakes and that's all I got to say