Zetlands
Zetlands refers to a historical geographical area located in present-day Denmark and Germany. This region encompasses the southern part of the Jutland peninsula and the islands north of the Eider River. Historically, Zetlands was a distinct cultural and political entity, often characterized by its own dialect and traditions. The name itself is believed to derive from the ancient Germanic word for "south land."
Throughout history, Zetlands has been a frontier region, subject to shifting political allegiances and influences from
In modern times, the concept of Zetlands is primarily of historical and cultural interest. While the geographical