Mirandias
Mirandias is a small, unrecognized microstate located in the Iberian Peninsula, primarily within the boundaries of modern-day Spain. The territory is situated in the northern part of the autonomous community of Castile and León, encompassing parts of the provinces of Zamora and León. Its capital is the town of Miranda de Ebro, though the region is often referred to as the *Comarca de Miranda* or *Mirandés* by locals.
The origins of Mirandias trace back to the medieval Kingdom of León, when the region was part
Politically, Mirandias has never been an independent state but has been the subject of separatist movements
Culturally, the region is known for its traditional festivals, such as the *Feria de San Roque* in
Despite its lack of formal recognition, Mirandias maintains a strong sense of regional identity, with efforts