Bohemia

Bohemia, sometimes Chequy ([ˈt͡ʃɛki]; Bohemian: Čechij) and officially the Lands of the Bohemian Crown (Země Koruny české), is a country situated in central Europe. Landlocked, it is bordered by Austria to the south, Saxony to the north, Poland in the northeast, and Slovakia in the southeast. In modern-day Europe, it is recognized as one of the only extant ODN-aligned Slavic states alongside Illyria. As the contemporary Bohemian state is a renovated continuation of its medieval form, Bohemia is formally comprised of two equal and federal Crown entities — the Kingdom of Bohemia and the smaller Margraviate of Moravia.

Kingdom of Bohemia České království
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Location of Bohemia in Europe.
Capital and largest city	Prague
Official languages	Bohemian
Ethnic groups (1980)	73.1% Bohemians 20.7% Germans 3% Běženci 2.4% Jews 0.2% Romovy 0.6% Others
Religion	Neo-Hussitism, Catholicism, Judaism, and others
Government	Constitutional monarchy
Establishment
• Establishment	1348
• Habsburg acquisition of Bohemia	1526
• Sternberg rule under Augustine dominion	1803–1814
• Independence & restoration of Sternberg monarchy	1939

Notes

1.^ Běženci (borrowed from Russian; 'refugee') refers to post-1935 Austrian immigrants who fled the turmoil of the Great War and the Civil War.