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Throughout the Age of Discovery and the Age of Sail various coastal principalities of the Kingdom of Dericania developed colonial empires of various sizes through trading companies. This was precipitated by the Expulsion of the Protestants from southern Levantia following their loss in the Great Confessional War. Many of those protestants were processed off-continent through Burgundie who turned them into a massive global exploration and colonizing force.

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Colonies administered by the principalities that make up modern-day Burgundie

Ayermer colony
Kandoora colony (Kandara) (1600-1795)
- 1600, the BWPTC captured the castle at Bisoor from the Kiravians, and the port of Kandoor in 1603. In 1604 Burgundie commissioned Kandoor Castle, which was completed in three years.
- Protectorate of the Kingdom of Kandoora established 1611-1684, until dissolved into Slavers Coast colony
- Slavers Coast colony 1684-1795
- Colony of Santasi 1646-1721 after which it was joined to Kandoora colony
- Lost in the Great Rebellion of Slavery Bay 1767-1795
Pukhgundi colony (Tapakdore, Peshabiwar, and Pukhgundi) (1635-1811)
Eloillette (Pursat) (1611-1795)
Far East Colony (Oyashima) (1638-1817)

Audonia

Barbary Straits colony (northern half of Battganuur, Yanuban, and Isle des Coulettes ) 1635-1836
Istroya Oriental colony (southern half of Battganuur and U.A.E) 1577-1842
Kandahari-Pukhtun colony (Umardwal, Bulkh, and Salarive ) 1615-1830s
Chaukira colony

Australis

Crona

Veraise colony (1593 - 1812)
Islevenin colony (???? - 1899)

Kiro-Borealis

Nauta Normand colony

Levantia

Torlen colony (???? - 1875)
- formed as colony of the Duchy of Marialanus
- Formalized into a state in 1875 following the First Fratricide and the Unification of Burgundie.
Wintergen colony (1823-1869)
- 1836 Act of Economic Union, claiming that Wintergen was forevermore an integral part of Burgundie.
- 1869 Kiravia and Burgundie stop fighting about it without settling the island's legal status. Wintergen is recognized as a state of Burgundie.
Medimeria colony (1578-2014)
- Transferred to Urcea as the Rectory of Medimeria in 2014 as part of a mutual strategic interest realignment.

Sarpedon

Aumiers colony
- Settled in 1315
- Joined the Vilauristre Conference in 1540
- Ceded to Milan Regio in 1573
Equitorial Ostiecia colony
- Eileada (1913-1968)

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	Throughout the {{wpl\|Age of Discovery}} and the {{wpl\|Age of Sail}} various coastal principalities of the [[Kingdom of Dericania]] developed colonial empires of various sizes through trading companies. ~~The~~ was precipitated by the Expulsion of the Protestants from southern [[Levantia]] following their loss in the [[Great Confessional War]]. Many of those protestants were processed off-continent through [[Burgundie]] who turned them into a massive global exploration and colonizing force.		Throughout the {{wpl\|Age of Discovery}} and the {{wpl\|Age of Sail}} various coastal principalities of the [[Kingdom of Dericania]] developed colonial empires of various sizes through trading companies. This was precipitated by the Expulsion of the Protestants from southern [[Levantia]] following their loss in the [[Great Confessional War]]. Many of those protestants were processed off-continent through [[Burgundie]] who turned them into a massive global exploration and colonizing force.

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