The history of humanity encompasses more states than exist today. Naturally, things disappear, and something new emerges in their place. It is exactly the same with offers: you have to enjoy them while they are still active.
- The County of Edessa
The first Christian state established by Crusaders during the First Crusade, with the city of Edessa as its capital. It lasted for 48 years and served as an intellectual hub where scholars amidst the sands translated ancient Greek texts into Syriac. Today, the city is known as Şanlıurfa and is part of modern-day Turkey.
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- The Duchy of Burgundy
A medieval feudal state formed on the lands of the former Kingdom of Burgundy. The territory of the Duchy roughly corresponds to the modern-day departments of Côte-d’Or and Saône-et-Loire. Duke Charles the Bold attempted to subjugate Lorraine, Alsace, and Switzerland—and to secure a royal title—and many believe he would have succeeded had he not fallen at the Battle of Nancy in 1477.
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- Shirvan
A province in Transcaucasia, on the western coast of the Caspian Sea. It is currently part of the territory of Azerbaijan. A bustling trade route ran through Shirvan; over the centuries, the region was subjected to numerous foreign invasions and incorporated into various states, resulting in an extremely diverse ethnic makeup that includes Caucasian, Iranian, Turkic, Jewish, and Armenian elements.
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- Carthage
An ancient state in North Africa with its capital in the city of the same name, founded by the Phoenicians on the territory of modern Tunisia. Perhaps one of the most famous disappeared states in history thanks to the Romans’ highly publicized Punic Wars. A sad story, no doubt.
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- Vermont Republic
This refers to the 14-year period in Vermont’s history between its declaration of independence from Britain in 1777 and its admission to the United States as the fourteenth state in 1791. Although its time as an independent nation was brief, a movement has existed in the state since 2003 advocating for the peaceful restoration of the Vermont Republic’s independence.
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