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===Pre-colonial period=== | ===Pre-colonial period=== | ||
===Colonial period=== | ===Colonial period=== | ||
Settlement by Etruria occurred as early as 1526 CE in the most northern sections of the country along the border with Valorea. Etrurian explorers first encountered the Chanuche people, who were separated into smaller tribes. In 1534 CE the Poveglia Council of Thirteen commissioned Verenzio De Sarro to explore the uncharted interior of the region, uncovering valleys, plains and minor mountain ranges. In 1536 CE De Sarro returned samples of gold, silver and a single four carat diamond to the Poveglia Council. | |||
The De Sarro Diamond sparked widespread interest in the newly discovered lands, and the Council of Thirteen requested that De Sarro establish posts throughout the region to uncover more precious minerals. The Council of Thirteen’s fascination with the diamond led to a quota placed upon De Sarro and his expedition; retrieve thirteen equally sized diamonds from the region for the ruling families of Poveglia. De Sarro was granted the necessary resources by the Council of Thirteen for the subjugation of the indigenous people and establishment of the first settlement in the region which at the time was referred to as ‘Terra di Lucentezza’. | |||
The first permanent settlement of the explored region was Smeraldo. After two years without discovering any diamonds, De Sarro began fabricating stories of splendor to attract more settlers. In 1541 CE, the expedition’s brutality increased after tales of De Sarro’s failure to return the diamonds to Poveglia was spreading among the elite. Following the humiliation from the court the expedition began a savage conquest and campaign of plundering on the indigenous peoples. Six tribal leaders converted to Solarianism, who became known as the ‘Six Ordained Tribes’. Key alliances were established with the tribes, leading to a force strong enough to begin the process of subjecting the ‘lesser tribes’. De Sarro’s men intermarried into the Sei Tribù Ordinate and began to establish semi-independent landholdings under the protection of De Sarro and the Sei Tribù Ordinate. | |||
In 1554 CE De Sarro returned thirteen diamonds to Poveglia, sparking a great deal of interest in settling the region. Waves of settlement brought disease and destruction on the indigenous people. De Sarro and his accompanying priest were captured in 1562 CE by a leader of one of the ‘lesser tribes’ of the Chanuche. Ransomed, the tribe demanded the removal of all settlers and the disbandment of the Sei Tribù Ordinate. After the colonial regime rejected the offer, De Sarro was supposedly cannibalized while alive. Reports of his death led to the First Annientamento led by Sarro’s lieutenant Baldomero Panzarella. Nearly a century of conflict ensured, with the colonial government systematically enslaving and murdering the independent tribes. In 1569 CE the word ‘Adamantine’ was used to describe the settlers of the colony, who were described as ‘ruthless and unbreakable’ by those in mainland Poveglia. Throughout the 16th and 17th centuries the colonial government’s authority increased and settlements began to develop rapidly. | |||
===Independence=== | ===Independence=== | ||
===Civil War=== | ===Civil War=== |
Revision as of 23:02, 4 March 2022
Adamantia Adamantine Republic (Vespasian) Repubblica Adamantina | |
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Motto: "Sfrenato e indomito" ("Unbridled and Indomitable") | |
Anthem: Hymn to the Adamantine Will | |
Capital and largest city | Porto Pellegrini |
Official languages | Vespasian |
Recognised national languages | Chanuche |
Ethnic groups (2020) | |
Religion (2020) |
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Government | Federal presidential republic |
Almerigo Cianflone Di Martino | |
Solange Gambini | |
Lanfranco Mormile | |
Leonzio Stefanini | |
Valtena Cirigliano | |
Legislature | National Congress |
Senate | |
Chamber of Representatives | |
Independence from Etruria March 11 1784 | |
• Settlement of Smeraldo | June 11 1541 |
• Sangermano Revolt | May 12 1725 |
• Establishment of the United Provinces of Asterias Inferior | March 11 1784 |
September 12 1788 | |
• Establishment of the Adamantine Republic | December 21 1794 |
August 27 1968 | |
• Modern Constitution | April 1 1975 |
Area | |
• Total | 997,989 km2 (385,326 sq mi) |
Population | |
• 2022 estimate | 34,192,786 |
• 2020 census | 33,498,160 |
GDP (PPP) | 2022 estimate |
• Total | $765,918 billion |
• Per capita | $22,400 |
GDP (nominal) | 2022 estimate |
• Total | $418,861 billion |
• Per capita | $12,250 |
Gini (2020) | 42.8 medium |
Currency | Adamantine Moneta (ADM) |
Time zone | UTC-9 (Western Lumine Time) |
Date format | dd.mm.yyyy |
Driving side | right |
Internet TLD | .adm |
Adamantina, officially the Adamantine Republic (Vespasian: Repubblica Adamantina) is a sovereign country located in northeastern Asteria Inferior. Adamantina is bordered by Satucin to the west, Gapolania to the east and the East Arucian Sea to the north. Covering 997,989 km2 (385,326 sq mi), Adamantina is divided into 17 provinces and one federal capital, which is the capital and largest city of the nation, Porto Pellegrini.
Etymology
History
Pre-colonial period
Colonial period
Settlement by Etruria occurred as early as 1526 CE in the most northern sections of the country along the border with Valorea. Etrurian explorers first encountered the Chanuche people, who were separated into smaller tribes. In 1534 CE the Poveglia Council of Thirteen commissioned Verenzio De Sarro to explore the uncharted interior of the region, uncovering valleys, plains and minor mountain ranges. In 1536 CE De Sarro returned samples of gold, silver and a single four carat diamond to the Poveglia Council.
The De Sarro Diamond sparked widespread interest in the newly discovered lands, and the Council of Thirteen requested that De Sarro establish posts throughout the region to uncover more precious minerals. The Council of Thirteen’s fascination with the diamond led to a quota placed upon De Sarro and his expedition; retrieve thirteen equally sized diamonds from the region for the ruling families of Poveglia. De Sarro was granted the necessary resources by the Council of Thirteen for the subjugation of the indigenous people and establishment of the first settlement in the region which at the time was referred to as ‘Terra di Lucentezza’.
The first permanent settlement of the explored region was Smeraldo. After two years without discovering any diamonds, De Sarro began fabricating stories of splendor to attract more settlers. In 1541 CE, the expedition’s brutality increased after tales of De Sarro’s failure to return the diamonds to Poveglia was spreading among the elite. Following the humiliation from the court the expedition began a savage conquest and campaign of plundering on the indigenous peoples. Six tribal leaders converted to Solarianism, who became known as the ‘Six Ordained Tribes’. Key alliances were established with the tribes, leading to a force strong enough to begin the process of subjecting the ‘lesser tribes’. De Sarro’s men intermarried into the Sei Tribù Ordinate and began to establish semi-independent landholdings under the protection of De Sarro and the Sei Tribù Ordinate.
In 1554 CE De Sarro returned thirteen diamonds to Poveglia, sparking a great deal of interest in settling the region. Waves of settlement brought disease and destruction on the indigenous people. De Sarro and his accompanying priest were captured in 1562 CE by a leader of one of the ‘lesser tribes’ of the Chanuche. Ransomed, the tribe demanded the removal of all settlers and the disbandment of the Sei Tribù Ordinate. After the colonial regime rejected the offer, De Sarro was supposedly cannibalized while alive. Reports of his death led to the First Annientamento led by Sarro’s lieutenant Baldomero Panzarella. Nearly a century of conflict ensured, with the colonial government systematically enslaving and murdering the independent tribes. In 1569 CE the word ‘Adamantine’ was used to describe the settlers of the colony, who were described as ‘ruthless and unbreakable’ by those in mainland Poveglia. Throughout the 16th and 17th centuries the colonial government’s authority increased and settlements began to develop rapidly.
Independence
Civil War
Great War
Coup & Junta
Democratization
Geography
Biodiversity
Climate
Politics
Government
Provinces
Map | Province | Capital | Population (2020) |
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Campialti | Perino | TBD | |
Castello | Mareto | TBD | |
Arata | Casanova | TBD | |
Monfalcone | Ramiseto | TBD | |
Panzarella | Panzarella City | TBD | |
Iglesias | Trasacco | TBD | |
Montagna | Bussi sul Tirino | TBD | |
Argenta | Rocchetta Sant'Antonio | TBD | |
Rieti | Galesano | TBD | |
San Loreto | Casamassella | TBD | |
Malito | Saracena | TBD | |
Sarno | Cesaro | TBD | |
Prosperita | Sano Stefano | TBD | |
Lucentezza | Semerillo | TBD | |
Catarina | Castiglione di Catarina | TBD | |
Federal District of Pellegrini | Porto Pellegrini | TBD | |
Venosa | Sant'Angelia | TBD |
Foreign relations
Armed Forces
Economy
Industry
Transport
Media
Science and technology
Tourism
Demographics
Ethnicity
Languages
Religion
Education
Healthcare
Culture
Symbols
Literature
Music
Theatre
Cinema
Architecture
Sports
Cuisine
See Also
- ↑ Ethnicity is complex within Adamantina, as many self identifying White Adamantines have some type of Indigenous lineage. Depending on the region, some White-Adamantines have a large genetic contribution from indigenous peoples, which in some other countries would classify them as ‘Mista”. More than half of the population has at least one indigenous ancestor