One of the first questions that comes to mind when a new state is created is: does the new state have a defined territory? and the answer is a resounding YES!
Sovereign King Regis Lucius I officially claimed his territory on his own: so it is done and the territory is assigned to the State of Tayos under international law.
You see, areas of land that were already privatized before Tayos was established already belong to another foreign country and therefore cannot be claimed. But areas that were unclaimed at the time Tayos was created, and therefore remained as public land and therefore by definition not owned by anyone because remained unused, which lost any presumed prior claim, were still available and the king evidently claimed these public lands and the territory of the state of Tayos is now officially his. The neighboring foreign states of Quebec and Canada have already been informed of this fact and have already acquiesced because it is not their choice to make and the territory of Tayos is now made and established in international law.
Now, it should be mentioned that although Tayos has areas of land of its own, this is not the full extent of its territory, as Tayos is an international state, and therefore citizens are always within the territory of their homeland , no matter where they are in the world. For this reason, they always benefit from the protection of their State of origin, wherever they are. It also means that citizens of Tayos do not have to physically travel to Tayos land to become part of the state; as long as they have citizenship they are part of Tayos all over the world.
However, despite the international nature of the territory, the physical “homeland” of the State is mainly concentrated in two major areas which are illustrated here:
1 Freedom
A vast expanse where the state intends to begin to develop its national core, and above all, where its capital will be established, Freedom is made up of the northern banks of the “ottawa river”, north of the foreign city of “mattawa”.
Claim Date: May 9th, 2023. Area: 35 982 km².
2 Swift Rapids
Swift Rapids, located in eastern Georgian Bay (Lake Huron), is being prepared for settlement.
Claim Date: June 19th, 2023. Area: 393 km².
3 Ville souveraine d’Orford
Nestled near the majestic Mont-Orford, the Sovereign City of Orford offers a living environment surrounded by nature and freedom.
Claim Date: May 9th, 2023. Area: 106 km².
4 Cité Tilly
Cité Tilly is located about ten kilometers from the St. Lawrence River, on its south shore. Three rivers criss-cross it, better known as “Les Trois-Fourches”.
Claim Date: May 9th, 2023. Area: 206 km².
5 Cité Frontenac
To the north, west and south of Grand Lac Saint-François, Cité Frontenac invites lovers of freedom and peace to come and settle there.
Claim Date: May 9th, 2023. Area: 283 km².
6 Cité Mégantic
Cité Mégantic is made up of several areas to the west of Lac Mégantic.
Claim Date: June 19th, 2023. Area: 217 km².
7 Cité Témiscouata
With a border to the east with New Brunswick, Cité Témiscouata extends over Lac Témiscouata and Grand Lac Squatec.
Claim Date: May 9th, 2023. Area: 1079 km².
8 Cité Matapédia
Cité Matapédia is located 10 kilometers from the St. Lawrence River and its territory extends north of Lac Matapédia.
Claim Date: May 9th, 2023. Area: 305 km².
9 Anticosti
The state also has an alternative claim to public lands on Anticosti Island, should a settlement with physical access to the sea be desirable.
Claim Date: May 9th, 2023. Area: 16910 km² (incluant eaux territoriales).
10 Canaan
Claim Date: May 9th, 2023. Area: 19276 km².
To the Future
It is therefore in these areas that the citizens of Tayos will colonize the territory and build their new homes, under their own authority. In the future, as the state expands and needs increase, it will surely claim a larger territory, most likely in other parts of the world.