Gascogne: A mythical version of Gascony.Fryslân: A mythical version of combined Friesland and the Netherlands.Bretagne: A mythical version of Brittany.Bourgogne: A mythical version of Burgundy.Bilbao: The mythical Basque Country, Bilbao referring to its capital.Aragon deriving from the Kingdom of Aragon. Aragon: A mythical version of Spain and possibly Portugal.Aquitaine: A mythical version of Aquitaine that, in contrast to its mundane counterpart, covers the mainland of France.It is the home to many English Fables as the name derives from the eldest known name for the United Kingdom. Albion: The Homelands version of England.In Peter and Max: A Fables Novel, it is revealed that the Adversary's troops did enter the Black Forests on numerous occasions (to try to hunt The Big Bad Wolf, as well as to travel to Hamelin). The rest of the Hesse, on the contrary, was indeed conquered.

It is not known whether the Forest itself was taken over by the Empire, because the Hessians themselves do not dare to enter it.

The Black Forest: Located in the Hesse and former home to Bigby Wolf, Frau Totenkinder and a whole array of malign spirits, ogres and bogeymen.Much of the novel Peter and Max is set in Hesse, and Dunster Happ spent seven years in the Hesse trapping the last of the Baleful Hernes (presumably a reference to Herne the Hunter and Wild Hunt). The Hesse is host to the Black Forest, the city of Hamelin, the town of Winsen and the Weser River. The name Hesse is derived from one of the larger states in Germany. The Hesse, also known as The German Fable lands. 1.27 Wonderland, Looking-Glass Land, and Snark Island.

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