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A person has declared himself the President of a self-declared country settled in a disputed patch of land between Croatia and Serbia-and it is completed with a flag, cabinet, currency and about 400 citizens.
Daniel Jackson established a free republic of Wordis of 0.5-class-cilomer (less than 125 acres) of the forest along the Danube River. He did this after the discovery of the region that a border dispute was unclaimed by the neighboring country.
“Wordis was an idea when I was 14 years old,” Jackson said, who is 20 years old. “This was an experiment with some colleagues at first. We all dreamed of making something crazy.”
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News agency SWNS said Jackson officially announced the independence of Republic on May 30, 2019.
The area where the British person claimed is known on the map as “Pocket Three”, since then the second smallest country in the world has been nominated just behind the Vatican City.
A piece of forest along the Danube River, the free republic of Wordis, is shown above. “Founder” Daniel Jackson found that the region was unclaimed by a neighboring country due to a border dispute. (Daniel Jackson / SWNS)
Digital designers, who earns a living by creating a virtual world on Roblox, began to shape Vordis in a working government when he was just 18 years old.
“We started making Wordis a reality when I was 18 years old by creating some law and a flag,” he said. “We have now formed a government and a great cabinet,” he said.
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Wordis’ official languages are English, Croatian and Serbian – and the nation uses euros as its currency.
Wordis is accessible only by boat from the Croatian city of Osizac, although efforts to settle there have gained some significant resistance.
He is working which he calls “government in exile”.
In October 2023, the Croatian police along with Jackson, along with Jackson, detained several settlers, issued a lifetime ban on him before deporting and entering the country.
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Jackson said, “He exiled us, but could not give a reason.” “He said that we were a threat to homeland security.”
SWNS reported that now he says “government in exile”, Jackson has accused the Croatian authorities of setting up a monitoring with his country’s coastline to block access from Serbia.
Above, Daniel Jackson poses with a flag of Wordis. The digital designer began to shape Vardis as a working government at the age of 18. (Daniel Jackson / SWNS)
He said, “We have a lot of problems with Croatian officials, but we want a good relationship with him in the future,” he said.
He said, “They have not taken us and have been aggressive.”
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According to SWN, Jackson now travels frequently in Belgrade, Serbia, where he says that the authorities have been more receptive.
Despite his ban from Croatia, he continues to advocate the right to reach Wordis and expects to return to stay there one day.
“When you find out that you are in the country you have created, it is magical.”
“If successful, I will step down from my position and call the election,” he said.
He said, “I am not interested in power at all … I just want to be an ordinary citizen. It is an eye opening, and I am very proud of what I have achieved.”
Wordis started with just four people, but now more than 400 official citizens claim from the pool of more than 15,000 applicants.
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Every person receives a passport – although Jackson has warned people against trying to use it for a real international journey.
He said, some citizens have allegedly used their Wordician passports to enter other countries.
Jackson told SWNS, “This is a very small country, so we have to be careful who we let it go.”
Wordis is only accessible by boat from the Croatian city of Osizac, although efforts to settle there have faced significant resistance. (Daniel Jackson / SWNS)
“When it comes to approved people, we seek in-demand skills such as experience in medicine or policing.”
Despite increasing failures, Jackson said he remains optimistic.
“It’s one thing when, if not, we come back to the ground,” he said.
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“Croatia does not claim land, so we have the right to it, and we believe that we have a good chance.”
Jackson, who is originally from Australia, is firm to make Wordis more than only one thought using, SWNS reported.
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“This is a lot of forest for naked eyes, but when you find that you are in the country you have created, it is magical,” he said.
