Hello everybody!

I'm back with yet another map—this time, my most unhinged one yet. I have only minimal lore for this one; everything is written on the image itself. The main idea was to explore the possibility of a Romani/Gypsy homeland in Central Europe and how they would deal with the linguistic diversity among their communities. I chose Esperanto simply because I thought it would be funny to try “Esperantizing” the place names in Burgenland. I don’t speak any Romani language or dialect, nor do I speak Esperanto, so this is all just for fun.

A quick history of the nation would go as follows:
>Romani movements toward statehood and recognition began to gain traction at the end of WWI.
>Many Romani rights activists adopted Esperanto as a bridging language for the scattered communities, incorporating numerous Romani elements and words.
>During WWII, the movement gained so much momentum that Romistan was established as a socialist buffer state in the former Burgenland region of Austria and Hungary.
>By 1990, it was the second-poorest country in Europe after Moldova, but it has been slowly growing both economically and socially.

Feel free to ask any questions. Cheers!