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==History== | ==History== | ||
===Prehistory=== | The history of the area Eun Tunyin today occupies is rich and complicated. It is one of the oldest inhabited areas in the world, and was at one time the hub of the trading routes between Scipia, Belisaria and Ochran. Throughout history, Eun Tunyin, or the entities preceding it, were known for their exports of spices such as nutmeg, saffron, pepper and mace; salt, figs and dates; precious goods such as dyes, glass, silk and carpets; and in modern times, natural gas. | ||
===Prehistory (~15 000 BCE - ~2000 BCE)=== | |||
The area of Eun Tunyin has been permanently inhabited by the ancestors of the N Tnyin eDde and Ġrb eDde since at least 17 000 years ago, as demonstrated by archaeological evidence. The coast and the river valleys provided suitable climates for agriculture, where the first advances into animal husbandry and cultivation of primitive grains around 7000 years ago. Inland, where there was less access to water and irrigation techniques, animal herding, especially that of camels, dominated in these more arid regions. The advent of agriculture paved the way for small communities of farmers along the rivers and the coastline, which would eventually develop into the first civilizations around 4000 years ago. | |||
===Ancient Civilizations=== | ===Ancient Civilizations=== | ||
Once small city-states started to develop, so did trade routes between them, and eventually warfare over control of these new burgeoning routes. It was this long ago that copper and bronze had been discovered in the region, along with the techniques required to forge them, throwing these new communities into the bronze age, with much technological innovation. By this time, salt had been discovered in underground deposits inland, and was the main commodity traded along the trade routes routes; salt was vital for its preservation abilities, and helped to secure a better food supply for the populations along the routes. Consequently, the first city-state to have conquered many other city-states and held them for a substantially long time was the city-turned-kingdom of eWrġ ("gold"), so called for their rich and affluent warrior king, Emĥĥti I. | |||
===Quarfian Empire=== | ===Quarfian Empire=== | ||
===Instability & Petty Kingdoms=== | ===Instability & Petty Kingdoms=== |
Revision as of 18:13, 8 October 2019
Socialist Republic of Temezight N Tnyin eJemĥye N wMidden tEmeziġt N Tnyin (Latin script) ⴰⴵⵎⵄⵢⴰ ⵏ ⵡⵎⵉⴷⴷⴰⵏ ⵜⴰⵎⴰⵣⵉⵖⵜ ⵏ ⵜⵏⵢⵉⵏ (Neo-Tifinagh) | |
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Motto: iXddemn Smun! / ⵉⵅⴷⴷⴰⵎⵏ ⵙⵎⵓⵏ ! ("Workers, Unite!") | |
Capital | Salasca (eLmndnt N wTsnt) |
Largest | Salasca |
Official languages | eWel N Tnyin |
Recognised national languages | !Tuareg, !Arabic |
Ethnic groups (2015) | 78% N Tnyin eDde 12% Charnean 9% Ġrb eDde 1% Other |
Religion | Sahb Azdarin |
Demonym(s) | Eun Tunyian |
Government | One party socialist republic |
• State Chancellor | Ederfi Emesten Idir |
Legislature | teRkkubt N wDde / Popular Assembly |
Formation | |
• Fall of the Quarfian Empire | 436 CE |
• Invasion of the Almurid Caliphate | 989 |
• Independence as the Sharifate of eYirt'ĥ | 1041 |
• Sharif Overthrown | 1647 |
• Reformation as the Emirate of Anyin | 1649 |
• Emir overthrown and transition to democracy | 1925 |
• Revolution of Flowers / eSsbedle N yiJddign | 1954 |
Population | |
• 2015 estimate | ~15 million maybe |
HDI (2015) | 0.659 medium |
Currency | eŠrrf (TTŠ) |
Date format | dd.mm.yyyy |
Driving side | left |
Calling code | +37 |
ISO 3166 code | NT |
Internet TLD | .nt |
Eun Tunyin (/ʌn tʌnˈjɪn/; eWel N Tnyin: ⵏ ⵜⵏⵢⵉⵏ, romanized: N Tnyin, pronounced: /n̪̍ t̪n̪̍ˈjin̪/), officially the Socialist Republic of Temezight N Tnyin (eWel N Tnyin: ⴰⴵⵎⵄⵢⴰ ⵏ ⵡⵎⵉⴷⴷⴰⵏ ⵜⴰⵎⴰⵣⵉⵖⵜ ⵏ ⵜⵏⵢⵉⵏ, romanized: eJemĥye N wMidden tEmeziġt N Tnyin, pronounced: /æˈd͡ʒæmʕjæ n̪ wmid̪ːˈæn̪ t̪æmæˈz̪iʁt̪ n̪ t̪n̪̍ˈjin̪/), is a country in the west of Scipia, in Ajax. It borders Almadis in the east, Lusittia in the west (**not sure if I want to go that far west yet**), Charnea in the south and the Periclean Sea in the north. The capital and most populous city is Salasca (eLmndnt N wTsnt), in the extreme south of the country. With an area of BLANK square kilometres (BLANK sq. mi.), Eun Tunyin is smaller than most of its neighbouring countries, but larger than many nations in Scipia.
Eun Tunyin is a one-party socialist state under State Chancellor Ederfi Emesten Idir, who heads the teRkkubt N wDde, (Popular Assembly). Idir is the second chancellor to lead Eun Tunyin since the Revolution of Flowers (eSsbedle N yiJddign) in 1954, which installed the socialist regime. Eun Tunyin has existed with roughly its present borders since 1649, as the Emirate of Enyin, during whose existence Salasca also became established as the capital. The Emirate in turn arose out of two years of instability following the collapse of the Sharifate of eYirt'ĥ, which had existed for just over six hundred years since the swift invasion of the Almurid Caliphate in 989. In 1925, the Emir was overthrown and a transition to democracy was attempted, lasting only thirty years before another revolution installed the current government.
Eun Tunyin is a moderately-developed country, more or less comparable to the development level of its neighbours. Once occupying a strategic position along trade routes between continents, and along the Periclean Ocean, Eun Tunyin still relies on international trade to form the backbone of its economy. Since the 1960s, Eun Tunyin imports military equipment from allies internationally, providing for a sizeable military in comparison to population size in Scipia. Eun Tunyin continues to export natural gas from its quickly dwindling reserves, in addition to high-end agricultural produce such as dates, saffron and nutmeg. Large salt deposits can be found inland all the way to the coast at Salasca, salt therefore being the city's namesake. I'll have to ask about natural gas because I don't know if there is already too much of that in the worldbuilding scheme of things, though I'm not claiming very much
History
The history of the area Eun Tunyin today occupies is rich and complicated. It is one of the oldest inhabited areas in the world, and was at one time the hub of the trading routes between Scipia, Belisaria and Ochran. Throughout history, Eun Tunyin, or the entities preceding it, were known for their exports of spices such as nutmeg, saffron, pepper and mace; salt, figs and dates; precious goods such as dyes, glass, silk and carpets; and in modern times, natural gas.
Prehistory (~15 000 BCE - ~2000 BCE)
The area of Eun Tunyin has been permanently inhabited by the ancestors of the N Tnyin eDde and Ġrb eDde since at least 17 000 years ago, as demonstrated by archaeological evidence. The coast and the river valleys provided suitable climates for agriculture, where the first advances into animal husbandry and cultivation of primitive grains around 7000 years ago. Inland, where there was less access to water and irrigation techniques, animal herding, especially that of camels, dominated in these more arid regions. The advent of agriculture paved the way for small communities of farmers along the rivers and the coastline, which would eventually develop into the first civilizations around 4000 years ago.
Ancient Civilizations
Once small city-states started to develop, so did trade routes between them, and eventually warfare over control of these new burgeoning routes. It was this long ago that copper and bronze had been discovered in the region, along with the techniques required to forge them, throwing these new communities into the bronze age, with much technological innovation. By this time, salt had been discovered in underground deposits inland, and was the main commodity traded along the trade routes routes; salt was vital for its preservation abilities, and helped to secure a better food supply for the populations along the routes. Consequently, the first city-state to have conquered many other city-states and held them for a substantially long time was the city-turned-kingdom of eWrġ ("gold"), so called for their rich and affluent warrior king, Emĥĥti I.