Carigna

The borders are Javi in South, Moroni in the west. Basically French Guiana + amapa - the lands west of the Moroni

Carigna - /kəˈɹɪnjə/

Carignese - /ˌkɛɹəˈniːz/

The Italian white component of Carigna is comparable to the Chinese component of Malaysia - around 24% White European

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The Kingdom of the Two Sicilies inherited Malta from the Napoleonic French who took it from the Hospitallers, along with its Caribbean colonies and the Kingdom of Sardinia took over New Tuscany from the Duchy of Tuscany.

Eventually in their union came the new Italian colonies and renewed settlement. St. Martin and St. Croix spoke Virgin Islands Creole. St Kitts spoke Kittian English Creole and St. Barthelemy speaks Antillean Creole French. Meanwhile Carigna spoke Italian, with Creole Italian in the cities and English creole among the Maroons. Creole Italian was popular among the blacks.

In 1949, after the war, the UK which had occupied the Italian colonies, they were released to be independent. Nuova Toscana or Italian Guiana became Carigna, after the indigenous people the Tuscans first encountered.

The Italian Caribbean became independent as three states, Saint Martin and Barts, Saint Kitts and Sainte-Croix

Green, Yellow and Red

The Carignese Flag

The green is for the forests and nature

Yellow for mineral wealth, gold and God given resources

Red for the blood of the ancestors and Amerindians

White star for peace

Black as respect for those who died fighting for the state and the endurance of the people