The Boslandic Islands is the considered homeland of the ancient Boslandic Tribe. It is a small cluster of islands that was settled in 1772, when the first settlers from Europe arrived they enslaved the Boslandic tribe, most were sent back to Europe. Europe outlawed slavery in 1848, and most of the Boslandic Tribe stayed in Europe, till 1952, when the UN named The Boslandic Islands as the official homeland of the Boslandic Tribe. Now, the islands stand as a proud homeland for tribe members and those around the world who believe in freedom.
