territry
Territory refers to a geographical area that is under the jurisdiction of a sovereign state or political entity. This jurisdiction typically includes exclusive rights of administration, control, and governance over the land, its resources, and its inhabitants. The concept of territory is fundamental to the modern international system, defining the boundaries of states and shaping international relations. Territories can be acquired through various means, including cession, occupation, prescription, and conquest, although the latter is generally considered illegitimate under contemporary international law.
The extent and nature of a territory can vary greatly. It may include land, internal waters, territorial
Beyond the political and legal definitions, the term "territory" can also be used in broader contexts. For