Antish Isles

The Antish Isles is an archipelago surrounded by the Polar Sea, Ignis Sea, Austral Sea, and the Orient Sea. The archipelago is made up of Antia, the largest island (however, Antia could also not be an island since the most northern part has not been mapped), the Greater and Lesser Telsts, the Strom Islands, the Elsk Islands, the Novayen Archipelago, Greatland Isle (or Héanaléya Island), King Yorge Island, Alten Island, Adenya Island, Hast Island, Nort Island, and many more.

History
Around 1300 B.C., the Antons landed near Lake Theen. These people are thought to have come from the deserted Eshton Isle around 600 km away. The Antons built the original Stokhang (in Old Antish: Stok - Stone and Hang - Tall; Tall Stone).

Around 1250 B.C., the Old Antons left to the Stromish Islands, and the one left behind became the Felts. Soon, they had colonized Vornland, Vork, Manland, and Ostland.

Around 1000 B.C., the Middle Antons arrived from Kelsht Island. The settled around the Anton Coast. These Middle Antons would become Modern Antons whereas the other Middle Antons on the Strom Islands became the Stromish. The Feltic language split into dialects, which would become separate languages in the next century. (Feltic languages: Ossian/Ostish, Velsh, Vorkish, Vornish, Mannish, Feltish)

The New Antons arrived around 850 B.C. These people also are thought to have been the last people on the Eshton Isle. The people would later become the Modern Antish people who settled the Middleland, or Entland. The brought their Middle Antish language, which would become the modern Antish / Entish language (The Entish language is UK English).

Islands
Antia - Named for the Antons, Antia is a giant landmass stretching from the Vornish Peninsula to P'eshland and P'enya.

Greatland Isle / Héanaléya Island - A large island of the coast of northern Antia (Ostland). Its original name Héanaléya comes from Ostish Héanalé (Great) and the suffix -éya (equivalent to -ia). It was named by its discover and the person to map the isle, Yon Karpashük. The Entish mapmakers originally named the isle "Greatia" (the translation of Héanaléya) but it fell out of use sometime around 50 B.C., when the first map, made by Ulmbert Kensost, named it the Greatland Isle. It is home to the Telastic peoples[1].

King Yorge Island - In the far north, south of the Neutian (Nüshen) Peninsula (possibly not a peninsula). It was named by Entish explorer Endrew Yost after the current king, King Yorge III (originally the King Yorge III Island). It is home to the last ice sharks, fierce ~12 metre long sharks. It is home to the Naskayen people.

Greater Telsts - An island chain made up of 4 islands: Olesander Island, Névya Island, Twen Island, and Mekéya Island. All of these islands are home to the Telanic people group[1].

Lesser Telsts - An island chain made up of 4 islands: Telstic Island, Isle of Bears, Isle of Whales, and the Isle of Seals. The Lesser Telsts are home to the Selastic (South Telastic) peoples[1].