Thought there was a Nickajack somewhere (I kept googling Knickerbocker) but upon closer examination, it seems it might have just been a term referring to people in the Appalachias. And of course that stuff with East Tennessee. Guess those are more for old and new propaganda posters, though.
splendid. I was unsure about the Amami Islands at first (the northern most part of the Ryukyu Islands) but looking it up it seems that the Japanese had not yet officially, totally annexed that island chain, and that they had mostly given up those northern islands to Japan a century before, even though there was a lot of legal fictions going on. The whole Long Island chain was basically use as a front company to trade with China. Are all the provinces shown here on the map basically equal in level of representation? Or would there be something like how we see a map of the German empire and how the Prussians had loads of provinces, but we're one Kingdom within the Empire?
