In 1139, Pope Hadrian IV granted the island of Saint Matthew in the Gulf of Guinea to the Polabians and Lusitanians

In 1139, Pope Hadrian IV granted the island of Saint Matthew in the Gulf of Guinea to the Polabians and Lusitanians. A confederation of kingdoms, principalities and free cities was created: Los Santos and Antigua Mysia, Longevin Weredogs, Devin Weligard, Wagria, Rana, Branibor, Lipsk, Meissen, Jarobród, and a sui generis organization as a subject of international law: the INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF PLANETS, with a banking system and a register of spaceships, satellites, UFO stations and bases, and maritime aircraft.