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Following the Zalyk migrations and settlements near Lake Nimgan, charismatic warlord and prophet Nuruk formed the united Duchy of Narodinia in 910 AD after the conquest of various Narodyn tribes who had previously only been unified in fighting against the [[Empire of Arciluco]] - and scarcely even then. The newly-formed duchy succeeded in conquering land from the dwindling and declining Solarian Empire and expanded its influence into central Euclea through various conquests led mainly by Nuruk himself. By the turn of the millennium, owing both to Nuruk's conquest and the fall of the Solarian Empire, Narodinia had become a forefront power in both western and central [[Euclea]]. | |||
The Duchy turned west toward the Zalyk Khanates beginning in the 10th century, following numerous raids on the duchy's wealthy western cities - namely Nimganopol - and began the almost three-century-long series of Narod-Zalyk Wars, which would dominate the scene of western Euclean politics (especially in Narozalica). | |||
=== Tsardom of Narozalica === | === Tsardom of Narozalica === | ||
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Narozalic Republic Hoрoзалик Републіка Norozalik Republika ᠨᡇᠷᡇᡓᠠᠯᡇ ᡐᠠᡊᡎᡒ Hypyзaлy Tаңһч Nuruzalu Taꞑhç Noruşalık Cumhuriyet | |
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 Seal
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| Motto: Unitum in victoria United in victory | |
| Anthem: Hoрoд Пісня ("Song of the Narod'")  | |
| Capital and largest city | Samistopol |
| Official languages | Narodyn, Zalyk |
| Recognised regional languages | Yaratan, Kansen, Minervan, Wazovian, Temeran |
| Ethnic groups (2017) | Narodyns (61.3%) Zalyks (27.8%) Yaratans (6.4%) Other (4.5%) |
| Religion (2017) | Epismialist Christianity (89.7%) Irreligious (5.6%) Other (4.7%) |
| Demonym(s) | Narozalic, Narozalican |
| Government | Authoritarian dominant-party federal semi-presidential constitutional masterocratic revivalist republic |
• President | Mergen Baynev |
• Chairman of the Vojnaskul | Dimitri Dubrinsky |
• Chairman of the Federal Council | Ayuga Notanev |
| Legislature | Federal Assembly |
| Vojnastul | |
| Federal Council | |
| Establishment | |
• Duchy of Narod' formed | 910 |
• Zalyk tribes arrive | 1256 |
• Union between Narod' and Zalykia | 1317 |
• Grand Duchy of Narozalica proclaimed | 1498 |
• Tsardom proclaimed | 1567 |
• Empire proclaimed | 1790 |
• Republic proclaimed | 1861 |
| Population | |
• 2017 census | 88,081,653 |
| GDP (PPP) | 2017 estimate |
• Total | $2.992 trillion |
• Per capita | $33,971 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2017 estimate |
• Total | $1.807 trillion |
• Per capita | $20,514 |
| Gini (2017) |  26.3low |
| HDI (2017) |  0.821very high |
| Currency | Narozalic Zolota (NZZ) |
| Date format | yyyy/mm/dd |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +72 |
| Internet TLD | .nr |
Narozalica, officially the Narozalyk Republic is a sovereign state in western Euclea that borders Kansasto and Minerva to the east and Wazovia and Vedmed to the south-east.
While the ancestors of the Narodyns did roam the land beforehand, the land of what is now the Narodyn Republic within Narozalica was first consolidated and unified into one state, the Duchy of Narod', in 910 by X. The Duchy of Narod' was centred in the east around modern-day Samistopol, competing largely with the Verliquoian Empire, who still dominated eastern Euclean affairs, over the power of the continent. Zalyk tribes arrived in the area around Lake Nimgan in 1256, forming the Zalyk Khanate. The two kingdoms initially tussled over affairs in western Narozalica in the Narod-Zalyk Wars in the latter half of the 13th century, but following the Narodyn victory in the wars, the Zalyks opted to surrender and become a vassal state of the expanding Narodyn duchy. The unity between the two countries was solidified in 1317 when Duke Nikolai IV ascended to the Zalyk throne, and become the first person to be crowned as Duke of Narod' and Khan of Zalykia. Over 170 years of union led to the proclamation of the Grand Duchy of Narozalica, the first instance of a unified Narozalic state, in 1498, to compete with the growing influence of countries like Gaullica, who had been unified and power centralised in the early part of the 15th century. Further consolidation led to the Tsardom of Narozalica being proclaimed in 1567 and the colonisation of the Ledoy Islands in the north in 1570. In 1604 the tribes of Yarat in the south west were subjugated and annexed into the empire. The newfound tribal presence and cavalry-dominated combat tactics of the Zalyks and Yaratans led to military reformations and the creation of the Mornorda - entirely cavalry-based divisions, in 1630. The Zalyks' and Yaratans' prowess on horseback and the lack of anything similar to the armies prior made them extremely effective armies throughout the 17th and 18th centuries, conquering Kansasto in 1722 and Minerva in 1790 - after which the Narozalic Empire was proclaimed. The Empire would dominate Euclean affairs until the War of the Triple Alliance, where successive defeats by the Weranic-Estmerish armies caused the Zalyks and Yaratans - who felt they were ineffectively led by Narodyn generals, and the poorer Narodyn citizens - who had suffered throughout the war to revolt against the Tsar in 1857, deposing him and installing a Presidency in its place in 1861, one of the first countries to do so. Democracy quickly dwindled however as the Presidents quickly began bribing tribal leaders and authorities to continue their authoritarian reigns in the country. The flag was changed in 1880 and again in 2003 following a referendum.
In the modern-day, Narozalica is a member of the Community of Nations, the ITO and the GIFA, and still projects its influence over western Euclea. Narozalica's economy is fast-growing as it pursues industrial measures for its natural resources, which include coal, oil and gas, and in 2017, its GDP was around $2.1 trillion, making it one of the strongest in Euclea.
History
Prehistory
Duchy of Narodinia
Following the Zalyk migrations and settlements near Lake Nimgan, charismatic warlord and prophet Nuruk formed the united Duchy of Narodinia in 910 AD after the conquest of various Narodyn tribes who had previously only been unified in fighting against the Empire of Arciluco - and scarcely even then. The newly-formed duchy succeeded in conquering land from the dwindling and declining Solarian Empire and expanded its influence into central Euclea through various conquests led mainly by Nuruk himself. By the turn of the millennium, owing both to Nuruk's conquest and the fall of the Solarian Empire, Narodinia had become a forefront power in both western and central Euclea.
The Duchy turned west toward the Zalyk Khanates beginning in the 10th century, following numerous raids on the duchy's wealthy western cities - namely Nimganopol - and began the almost three-century-long series of Narod-Zalyk Wars, which would dominate the scene of western Euclean politics (especially in Narozalica).
Tsardom of Narozalica
- GD established in 1498
- Tsardom proclaimed in 1567
- Ludoy Is. colonised in 1570
- New Ovdapol Charter issued in 1646 on western Cassien islands
- Estmere and Caldia align to block the straits, preventing Naro from reaching the islands
- Gilded Wars breakout, Naro loosely and indirectly aligns with Gaullica, actively tries to sabotage Estmere
- Svobinsk and the East Asterian Company established in the late-17th century due to futile attempts to colonise eastwards
- Gaullica and Naro ally in 1722 after the Gilded Wars, Kansasto conquered in the same year
- Western Brosia conquered in 1790
Narozalic Empire
- Proclaimed in 1790
- Dominated Euclean affairs until the W3A, defeats at Battle of Trierberg and Siege of Rokrika threw the Empire into civil war
Narozalic Republic
- Established in 1861 following the civil war
- Authoritarian reigns quickly followed, bribes/corruption
- Naro fought for the GA in the Great War, contributed heavily to defeat of Gaullica
- Naro invades Kansasto during the Solarian War
- Anti-EC alignment in modern-day