The Sovereign Principality of Corvinia occupies an enclave of 84 square meters, situated in Copenhagen, a city otherwise claimed by the Kingdom of Denmark. Currently, this territory is de facto occupied by Corvinia; however, the Danish government, not recognizing Corvinia's sovereignty, extorts a significant annual tributary payment, which they call "taxes". Corvinia is currently considering an appeal to the World Court.
A number of other territories are claimed by Corvinia, but de facto occupied by other nations:
- That portion of the island of Møn East of 12o30' E. This region is claimed by Denmark.
- The islands known in Danish as Fugleøen and Fiskeøen, located in the lakes of Copenhagen, and currently unoccupied (but claimed by Denmark).
- The island forts known in Danish as Trekroner and Flakfortet, located in the Sound of Øresund, near Copenhagen. Both are claimed by Denmark.
- The island of Enø, located off the coast of Denmark, near Karrebæksminde. Enø is claimed by Denmark.
- The island of Ærø, located off the coast of Denmark, near Fyn. Ærø is claimed by Denmark.
- The island of Samsø, located off the coast of Denmark, North of Fyn. Samsø is claimed by Denmark.
- The island of Farø, located off the coast of Denmark, between Sjælland and Falster. Farø is claimed by Denmark.
- The skerries of Rødsand, located off the coast of Denmark, West of Gedser. The skerries of Rødsand are claimed by Denmark.
- The island of Hanø, located off the coast of Sweden, near Blekinge Län. Hanø is claimed by Sweden.
- The island of Bygdøy, located off the coast of Norway, near Oslo. Bygdøy is claimed by Norway.
- The island of Easter Island, located in the Pacific Ocean. Easter Island is claimed by Chile.
- The island of Koh Samui, located off the coast of Thailand. Koh Samui is claimed by Thailand.
- Lamma Island, located off the coast of Hong Kong. Lamma Island is claimed by the People's Republic of China.
- The Macquarie Islands, located south of Australia. These islands are claimed by Australia.
- The island of Kerguelen, in the Sourthern Indian Ocean. Kerguelen is claimed by France.
- The region of the Antarctic known as Adélie Land, between 135 and 142 degrees West. This region is claimed by France.
Note: For map locations of all these territories, please refer to the Map Room.
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