Mavran

Fédération Mavranai Mavranis (Lysian) Mavran (Anglish)
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: Fédération, Unité, Coopération!
Anthem: La Hrysaise
Map of Mavran
Capital	Mavris
Official languages	Lysian Standard Federal Mavranai Illieux Fari
Recognised regional languages	Arbari
Demonym(s)	Mavranai
Government	Federation of Parliamentary Republics
• Prime Minister	Charois Delleum
• First Minister of the Second Illieuxnai Republic	Louis Mivre
• First Minister of the Farisian Republic	Anna-Lia Doncholet
Legislature	Federal Parliament
Area
•	134,452 km2 (51,912 sq mi)
Population
• 2022 estimate	33,161,251
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Total	$1,173,426,306,514
• Per capita	$35,385.47
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	$482,891,484,162
• Per capita	$14,561.92
Gini (2022)	34.7 medium
HDI (2022)	0.763 high
Currency	Federal Rozen
Driving side	right
Preceded by Illieux Farisia

Mavran, officially the Fédération Mavranai (Anglish: Federation of Mavran), is a sovereign Federation of nations whose territory is in Central Argis on Eurth. The Federation only borders Velika to the East, as well as the Mediargic Sea and Keelpjip. Mavran has a population of approximately 33.2 million, and an area of 134,452 km2 (51,912 sq mi). The Federal Parliament regularly meets in the capital city of Mavris-sur-Rozo (Mavris-on-Rose).

Mavran is divided into three regions, which are further divided into 12 Governates. It is ruled by the Federal Parliament, but currently governed by a coalition government of the Libéraux de Mavranai and Social-Démocrate Front Blocs. The current Prime Minister is Charois Delleum. The Federal Constitution defines the Prime Minister as the 'Head of both State and Government for the Mavranai Federation'.

The land of Mavran was historically populated by a Yasic population, however constant exposure to Lysian culture, goods, ideas, law and society gradually formed several Yaso-Lysian Hybrid cultures, most notably Mavrois, Illieux and Farisian, in a process now known as 'Lysianisation'. When the Kingdoms of Illieux and Farisia collapsed during the Revolutions of 1804, a revolutionary fervour became engrained in the cultures of the populace, which is reflected in the highly-interventionist, pro-democratic stance of Mavran's foreign policy throughout it's existence. The 20th and 21st Century have seen the founding of the Federation, uniting Illieux and Farisia, as well as the steady rise and development of Mavran on the world stage, as well as the increase of Mavranai influence in it's local region. Recently, the Federation has been troubled by ethnic unrest amongst the Arbaromo populace, which is far more Yasic than many of the other cultures of the Federation.

Mavran is a somewhat developed country with a substantial economy, supported by a strong primary-industrial and manufacturing base. The federation is notable for its highly patriotic population, free-market economy, its reverence for its history and armed forces, and a keen interest in the ocean. Mavran is a regional influence and is a member of few multilateral organisations despite its interventionist stance, being a member state of the Assembled Nations.

History

Antiquity

Main article: Mavranai Antiquity

Kingdom Era

Main article: Pre-Modern History of Mavran

Lysianisation

See also: Lysianisation in Mavran

Revolution

See also: The Central Argic Spring

Revolutionary Republics

Main article: 19th Century History of Mavran

Modern

Main article: Modern History of Mavran

20th Century

Mavran emerged during the early 20th Century amidst a time of general optimism and hope for the future. Federalisation movements between Illieux and Farisia had grown massively since the beginning of the century, with the binational Lysolt party, which directly advocated for federal integration between the nations, entering government in 1922 and 1923 for Illieux and Farisia respectively. On 14 May 1924, the Mavranai Unity Referendum passed by a supermajority of 83% in favour of Federation, with a record total turnout of 95% of eligible voters. Unification talks would officially begin two months later and would conclude 14 May 1925, with the conclusion of the Federal Congress of Mavris and the signing of the Federal Mavranai Constitution of 1925. Mavran saw particular political turmoil from Sovereignist Political Action Groups (note: make page for Mavranai Sovereignist political organisations, include Parties and Groups)such as the All-Illieuxnai Independence Group or Vrina Firch Society, as well as Sovereignist political parties such as the Illieuxnai Bastion Party or Farisia Front. This culminated in the Farisian Naval Mutiny of 1926, and a Federal crackdown on Sovereignist organisations through the Order of Stability in late-1926. Sovereignist elements would remain politically active in Mavran for the rest of the decade and in the early years of the 1930's, before losing momentum with the rapidly rising legitimacy of the Mavranai government following the 1927 Federal Election and subsequent Federalisation intiatives implemented by Alexandre Fleur's government.

By the 1927 Federal Elections, most of the Mavranai population could and would listen to FMC radio programmes. Experimental television broadcasts began in 1933 and the first FMC Television Operation began in 1939. Significant progress was made at the time regarding minority discrimination, particularly sexual minority discrimination, with landmark decisions by the FCJ such as Morin v. Farisia. Additionally, socialist agitation grew massively, with the SDF and AST gaining large amounts of seats in Parliament. Left-wing ideology rapidly grew in Mavran throughout the late 1930's and much of the 1940's. Lys Maraud would face the fallout of the most significant scandal in Mavranai history upto that point with the public exposure to the Board of Steel Scandal, which rocked the SDF and led to the election of Delleu Mariocher. The Democratic Socialism of this time in Mavran is now widely-seen as Proto-Martinist, and fears of a transition to a fully socialist economy led to the narrow reelection of Alexandre Fleur to lead a Centre government before the First Argic War.

Mavran saw heavy military buildup during the latter end of the 1940's, with rapid military expansion in response to rising tensions in Argis. After Ahrana invaded Dniester in 1949, Mavran entered the First Argic War on the side of the Periphery Alliance. Alexandre Fleur created a new wartime emergency coalition government involving all Federal Blocs and became its head two months after the start of the war. Despite initial setbacks on the land fronts of the war, Mavran continued the war against the Central Argic Powers.

Spitfire and Hurricane as flown in the Battle of Britain during the Second World War Nonetheless, "Britain was a very wealthy country, formidable in arms, ruthless in pursuit of its interests and sitting at the heart of a global production system."[105] After Nazi Germany invaded Poland in 1939, Britain entered the Second World War. Winston Churchill became prime minister and head of a coalition government in 1940. Despite the defeat of its European allies in the first year, Britain and its Empire continued the war against Germany. Churchill engaged industry, scientists and engineers to support the government and the military in the prosecution of the war effort.[105]

In 1940, the Royal Air Force defeated the German Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain. Urban areas suffered heavy bombing during the Blitz. The Grand Alliance of Britain, the United States and the Soviet Union formed in 1941, leading the Allies against the Axis powers. There were eventual hard-fought victories in the Battle of the Atlantic, the North Africa campaign and the Italian campaign. British forces played important roles in the Normandy landings of 1944 and the liberation of Europe. The British Army led the Burma campaign against Japan, and the British Pacific Fleet fought Japan at sea. British scientists contributed to the Manhattan Project whose task was to build an atomic weapon.[106] Once built, it was decided, with British consent, to use the weapon against Japan.[107]

Postwar 20th century Main articles: Post-war Britain (1945–1979) and Social history of post-war Britain (1945–1979)

The British Empire at its territorial peak in 1921 The UK was one of the Big Three powers (along with the US and the Soviet Union) who met to plan the post-war world;[108] it drafted the Declaration by United Nations with the United States and became one of the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council. It worked closely with the United States to establish the IMF, World Bank and NATO.[109] The war left the UK severely weakened and financially dependent on the Marshall Plan,[110] but it was spared the total war that devastated eastern Europe.[111]

In the immediate post-war years, the Labour government under Clement Attlee initiated a radical programme of reforms, which significantly impacted British society in the following decades.[112] Major industries and public utilities were nationalised, a welfare state was established, and a comprehensive, publicly funded healthcare system, the National Health Service, was created.[113] The rise of nationalism in the colonies coincided with Britain's much-diminished economic position, so that a policy of decolonisation was unavoidable. Independence was granted to India and Pakistan in 1947.[114] Over the next three decades, most colonies of the British Empire gained their independence, and many became members of the Commonwealth of Nations.[115]

British troops in southern Belfast during the Troubles, 1981 The UK was the third country to develop a nuclear weapons arsenal (with its first atomic bomb test, Operation Hurricane, in 1952), but the post-war limits of Britain's international role were illustrated by the Suez Crisis of 1956. The international spread of the English language ensured the continuing international influence of its literature and culture.[116][117] As a result of a shortage of workers in the 1950s, the government encouraged immigration from Commonwealth countries. In the following decades, the UK became a more multi-ethnic society.[118] Despite rising living standards in the late 1950s and 1960s, the UK's economic performance was less successful than many of its main competitors such as France, West Germany and Japan. The UK was the first democratic nation to lower its voting age to 18 in 1969.[119]

In the decades-long process of European integration, the UK was a founding member of the Western European Union, established with the London and Paris Conferences in 1954. In 1960 the UK was one of the seven founding members of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), but in 1973 it left to join the European Communities (EC). In a 1975 referendum 67% voted to stay in it.[120] When the EC became the European Union (EU) in 1992, the UK was one of the 12 founding member states.

From the late 1960s, Northern Ireland suffered communal and paramilitary violence (sometimes affecting other parts of the UK) conventionally known as the Troubles. It is usually considered to have ended with the 1998 Belfast "Good Friday" Agreement.[121] Following a period of widespread economic slowdown and industrial strife in the 1970s, the Conservative government of the 1980s led by Margaret Thatcher initiated a radical policy of monetarism, deregulation, particularly of the financial sector (for example, the Big Bang in 1986) and labour markets, the sale of state-owned companies (privatisation), and the withdrawal of subsidies to others.[122]

HMS Cardiff anchored outside Port Stanley during the Falklands War, 1982 In 1982, Argentina invaded the British territories of South Georgia and the Falkland Islands, leading to the 10-week Falklands War in which Argentine forces were defeated. The inhabitants of the islands are predominantly descendants of British settlers, and strongly favour British sovereignty, expressed in a 2013 referendum. From 1984, the UK economy was helped by the inflow of substantial North Sea oil revenues.[123] Another British overseas territory, Gibraltar, ceded to Great Britain in the 1713 Treaty of Utrecht,[124] is a key military base. A referendum in 2002 on shared sovereignty with Spain was rejected by 98.97% of voters in the territory.

Around the end of the 20th century, there were major changes to the governance of the UK with the establishment of devolved administrations for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.[125] The statutory incorporation followed acceptance of the European Convention on Human Rights. The UK remained a great power with global diplomatic and military influence and a leading role in the United Nations and NATO.[126]

Politics

File:Mavran Federal Parliament 2022.svg

  Socialistes et Écologistes: 28 seats

  Social-Démocrate Front: 119 seats

  Libéraux de Mavranai: 213 seats

  Identité & Valeurs: 162 seats

  Avant!: 75 seats

  Front Révolutionnaire National: 26 seats

  Independents: 32 seats

blah blah blah politics and whatnot my good fellows

Party or alliance				Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Socialistes et Écologistes		Mavrois Front Populaire	0	–	0	0
			Alliance Ouvrière Communiste d'Illieuxnai	0	–	0	0
			Congrès Syndicaliste d'Illieuxnai	0	–	0	0
			Alliance Socialiste Ouvrière Farisienne	0	–	0	0
			Alliance Socialiste Ouvrière Arbaromo	0	–	0	0
			Mavranai Parti Écologique	0	–	0	0
			Illieuxnai Verts	0	–	0	0
		Total		0	–	28	0
	Social-Démocrate Front		x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
		Total		0	–	119	0
	Libéraux de Mavranai		x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
		Total		0	–	213	0
	Identité & Valeurs		x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
		Total		0	–	162	0
	Avant!		x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
		Total		0	–	75	0
	Front Révolutionnaire National		x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
		Total		0	–	26	0
	Independents		x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
			x	0	–	0	0
		Total		0	–	32	0
Total				0	–	0	0
Valid votes				0	–
Invalid/blank votes				0	–
Total votes				0	100.00
Registered voters/turnout				0	–

Culture

uhhh placeholder but look at all those nice bright colours

Mavrois: Urban Mavrois (Dark Blue) Rural Mavrois (Light Blue)

Farisian: Farisian (Dark Green) Mirthan (Swamp Green) Upper Portisan (Light Green)

Arbaromo: Lime

Illieuxnai: Lower Portisan (Muted Magenta) Inner Illieuxnai (Pinkish-Red) Western Country Illieuxnai (Pink) Hrysan (Dark Pink) Tulipeai (Purple) Lilliannai (Maroon)