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'''{{PAGENAME}}''', officially known as the Republic of {{PAGENAME}}, is a sovereign state in [[Marenesia]] on [[Eurth]]. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''', officially known as the Republic of {{PAGENAME}}, is a sovereign state in [[Marenesia]] on [[Eurth]]. Its closest neighbouring country is is [[San Jorge]] in the east. Sabato is the capital city. {{PAGENAME}} is approximately {{convert|7975.25|km2|sqmi|sp=us|abbr=on}} in size, without the territorial waters. The island is home to $number inhabitants. | ||
(2nd paragraph. Political system. Short history in 1 sentence. Link with present in 1 sentence. Head of state.) | (2nd paragraph. Political system. Short history in 1 sentence. Link with present in 1 sentence. Head of state.) | ||
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== Etymology == | == Etymology == | ||
The country of {{PAGENAME}} was named after Saint George. Also known as Joris of Lukia, Geórgios (Laimaic: Γεώργιος), or Georgius (East-Aroman). According to oral tradition, he was a [[Lysia]]n soldier in the [[Aroma]]n army of the 4th century CE. As an early follower of [[Christianity (Eurth)|Christianity]], he was ordered to reject his religious beliefs. When George refused to do so, he was sentenced to death. Because of his inextinguishable faith, Saint George went on to become one of the most revered Christian saints, especially in military circles. | The country of {{PAGENAME}} was named after {{wp|Saint George}}. Also known as Joris of Lukia, Geórgios (Laimaic: Γεώργιος), or Georgius (East-Aroman). According to oral tradition, he was a [[Lysia]]n soldier in the [[Aroma]]n army of the 4th century CE. As an early follower of [[Christianity (Eurth)|Christianity]], he was ordered to reject his religious beliefs. When George refused to do so, he was sentenced to death. Because of his inextinguishable faith, Saint George went on to become one of the most revered Christian saints, especially in military circles. | ||
The actual name “George” comes from [[wikt:Γεώργιος#Ancient_Greek|γεωργός]] (geōrgós). This means “earth worker” or “farmer”. It is a combination of [[wikt:γῆ#Noun|γῆ]] (gê, “earth”) and [[wikt:ἔργον#Ancient_Greek|ἔργον]] (érgon, “work”). This name was evidently quite common in the rural areas of [[Occident]]al antiquity. | The actual name “George” comes from [[wikt:Γεώργιος#Ancient_Greek|γεωργός]] (geōrgós). This means “earth worker” or “farmer”. It is a combination of [[wikt:γῆ#Noun|γῆ]] (gê, “earth”) and [[wikt:ἔργον#Ancient_Greek|ἔργον]] (érgon, “work”). This name was evidently quite common in the rural areas of [[Occident]]al antiquity. | ||
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* The largest island is Saint George. The term Saint George Islands is sometimes used to encompass all of the islands of the present-day countries of San Giorgio and San Jorge. | |||
* Other islands belonging to the Saint George group are | |||
** Allucia (xxx km2) | |||
** BBB (xxx km2) = off the coast of Lungofiome | |||
*** CCC (xxx km2) = 3 islands in the Santa Isabel subdivision of San Jorge | |||
* The Saint George Islands are less than five million years old. They were pushed upward by the tectonic subduction of the northward-moving ABC Plate under the XYZ Plate. | |||
* The islands are mostly composed of limestone and volcanic ash over limestone. | |||
* The highest point in the Santa Cruz Islands is on Vanikoro, XXX m (YYY ft). | |||
* The capital city is Sabato. | * The capital city is Sabato. | ||
* Subdivisions (A-Z): Allucia, Atteratosu, Lungofiume, Nuova Cristina, Sabato (capita), Santo Salvatore, Veracroce. | * Subdivisions (A-Z): Allucia, Atteratosu, Lungofiume, Nuova Cristina, Sabato (capita), Santo Salvatore, Veracroce. | ||
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== History == | == History == | ||
[[ | WIP | ||
Prehistory | |||
* (Something about the first [[Azano-Marenesian peoples|Azano-Marenesian settlers]]. Look at nearby countries such as [[Ayubi]], [[Damak Var]] and [[Bainbridge Islands]]. Also include the historic [[Chulo Empire]].) | |||
** Some prehistoric coastal people of eastern Azania built ocean-going outrigger canoes known as {{wp|Tepukei}}. | |||
** Navigators from the Saint George Islands retained traditional navigation techniques into the 20th century. | |||
** The native languages of the islands are classified as Meteorolan languages, within the Europan subgroup of the Azano-Marenesian language family. | |||
Mantellan period | |||
* San Giorgio is an ex-[[Mantella]]n colony on the western side of the island of Saint George.<ref>Xio (15 December 2021). [https://www.europans.com/topic/6188-v5-map-europa-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=40018764 “The Eupocalypse.”] Europans.com, p. 2.</ref> | * San Giorgio is an ex-[[Mantella]]n colony on the western side of the island of Saint George.<ref>Xio (15 December 2021). [https://www.europans.com/topic/6188-v5-map-europa-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=40018764 “The Eupocalypse.”] Europans.com, p. 2.</ref> | ||
* | * 23 April 1300 — Mantellan explorers landed on the island of Saint George. | ||
* | * 1309 — Colony of San Giorgio was established. It encompassed the whole of the island outside a couple Iberic trade cities on the north-east coast. | ||
* Iberos and Mantella had several colonial skirmishes. One of these resulted in Mantella having to sell half of the island of Saint George to Iberos. The Iberics established their own colony of [[San Jorge]]. | * Iberos and Mantella had several colonial skirmishes. One of these resulted in Mantella having to sell half of the island of Saint George to Iberos. The Iberics established their own colony of [[San Jorge]]. | ||
* | |||
* San Giorgio only had one king, King Andrea Mediuci-Odell | Independence | ||
* | |||
* 16 November 1898 — San Giorgio declared its independence from the shrinking Mantellan Empire. [[Great Anglia]] aided San Giorgio's independence. The revolution ended with Mantella and Iberos recognising San Giorgio's independence on 23 April 1901. | |||
* (WIP. Btw from what I meant by the 'old kingdom' I was thinking San Jorge before the revolution was a kingdom that was largely feudal with Iberos-born aristocrats controlling the colonists on the island.) | |||
* 23 April 1901 — Kingdom of San Giorgio. San Giorgio only had one king, King Andrea the First of Mediuci-Odell. He reigned from 1901 up until his death in January 1922. | |||
* 6 July 1923 — With no royal heirs, San Giorgio transitioned into a republic. However, the old aristocratic plantation families (Barbato, Meduici, and Salvadori) remained incredibly powerful. | |||
<gallery> | |||
Südseeabteilung in Ethnological Museum Berlin 11d.jpg|{{wp|Tepukei}} (ocean-going outrigger canoe) from the Saaint George Islands. | |||
Santo Domingo - Fortaleza Ozama 0854.JPG|Fort of Saint $Name, built by Mantellan coloniser in $year. | |||
Last Danish Parade at Saint Croix.jpg|Flag flown at half-mast for the death of King Andrea, January 2022. | |||
</gallery> | |||
== Politics == | == Politics == | ||
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| caption2 = [[Alvise Barbato]]<br/>{{small|Vice President}} | | caption2 = [[Alvise Barbato]]<br/>{{small|Vice President}} | ||
| image3 = National Palace Dominican Republic.jpg | | image3 = National Palace Dominican Republic.jpg | ||
| caption3 = The National Palace | | caption3 = The National Palace in Sabato. | ||
}} | }} | ||
Every 5 years is a general election for the Presidency. | Every 5 years there is a general election for the Presidency. At the time of the country's foundation, there were no term limits. However, in the 1960s a two-term term limit was established. | ||
WIP | (WIP. List of presidents, as hinted elsewhere. Must have elections every 5 years. Must also count the correct number of members from each political family. Include D'Aprile who didn't finish her second term. After running the maths, this proposal seems to fit the proposed lore. San Giorgio, although calls itself a republic, is more-so the stomping grounds of the Barbato, Mediuci, and Salvadori houses. The people themselves are well treated under the pretence that healthy and content employees are better than the sick and dying.) | ||
# | # Mr Ignacio Barbato (1922-1932; reelected) | ||
# | # Mr $Firstname Mediuci (1932-1947; reelected) | ||
# | # Mr $Firstname Barbato (1947-1962; three terms because of global conflicts; term limits established) | ||
# | # Mr $Firstname Salvadori (1962-1972; reelected) | ||
# | # Mr $Firstname Mediuci (1972-1982; reelected) | ||
# | # Mrs Barbara Salvadori (1982-1987; single term; 1980s crisis) | ||
# | # Mr $Firstname Mediuci (1987-1992; single term; 1980s crisis) | ||
# | # Mr $Firstname Barbato (1992-1997; single term; 1990s crisis) | ||
# Diana D'Aprile (in office | # Mrs Diana D'Aprile (1997-2006; reelected; only 9 years in office) | ||
# Alvise Barbato ( | # Mr Alvise Barbato (2006-2007; single term; former VP of D'Aprile) | ||
# | # Mr $Firstname Mediuci (2007-2017; reelected) | ||
# | # Mr $Firstname Barbato (2017-2022; single term) | ||
# Celso Salvadori ( | # Mr Celso Salvadori (2022-present) | ||
=== Political families === | === Political families === | ||
Of the 19 elections and 13 presidencies, 12 of them have come from only 3 families: the [[House of Barbato]], the [[House of Mediuci]], and the [[House of Salvadori]]. The current president, Celso Salvadori, was publicly tutored under Alvise Barbato who was the 10th president of San Giorgio and now Celso Salvadori's own Vice President. San Giorgio's only king, Andrea the First, was from both the Houses of Mediuci and [[House of Odell|Odell]] via his father and mother, respectfully. | Of the 19 elections and 13 presidencies, 12 of them have come from only 3 families: the [[House of Barbato]] (5 presidents), the [[House of Mediuci]] (4), and the [[House of Salvadori]] (3). The current president, Celso Salvadori, was publicly tutored under Alvise Barbato who was the 10th president of San Giorgio and now Celso Salvadori's own Vice President. San Giorgio's only king, Andrea the First, was from both the Houses of Mediuci and [[House of Odell|Odell]] via his father and mother, respectfully. The only president not to come from one of the three presidential dynasties was [[Diana D'Aprile]] the 9th President of San Giorgio who held office for 9 years, forgoing her final year in office due to the death of her husband. | ||
== Economy == | |||
WIP | |||
* Look at {{wp|Dominican Republic}} or {{wp|Puerto Rico}}. | |||
* San Giorgio is richer than San Jorge, because they extract more oil and have less rules and regulations concerning environmental protection. | |||
<gallery> | |||
HOVENSA refinery-06.jpg|Oil refinery. | |||
2008-03-30 Canegarden Bay St. Croix USVI.jpg|Oil next to the beach. | |||
2008-01-27 Grapetree Bay St. Croix USVI.jpg|Tourism. | |||
2008-01-28 Tague Bay St. Croix.jpg|More tourism. | |||
</gallery> | |||
== Demographics == | == Demographics == | ||
Revision as of 20:54, 23 October 2022
Republic of San Giorgio Repubblica di San Giorgio (Mantellan) | |
|---|---|
 Flag | |
 A map of both San Giorgio and San Jorge, their subdivisions, and national parks. | |
| Capital | Sabato |
| Official languages | Mantellan |
| Ethnic groups (2022) | Mantellan |
| Demonym(s) | Giorgion |
| Government | Unitary Republic |
• President | Celso Salvadori |
• Vice President | Alvise Barbato |
| Establishment | |
• Independence | 16 November 1898 |
• Kingdom | 23 April 1901 |
• Republic | 6 July 1923 |
| Area | |
• | 7,975.25 km2 (3,079.26 sq mi) |
| Driving side | right |
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San Giorgio, officially known as the Republic of San Giorgio, is a sovereign state in Marenesia on Eurth. Its closest neighbouring country is is San Jorge in the east. Sabato is the capital city. San Giorgio is approximately 7,975.25 km2 (3,079.26 sq mi) in size, without the territorial waters. The island is home to $number inhabitants.
(2nd paragraph. Political system. Short history in 1 sentence. Link with present in 1 sentence. Head of state.)
(3rd paragraph. Economy in 2 sentences. International relations in 1 sentence.)
Etymology
The country of San Giorgio was named after Saint George. Also known as Joris of Lukia, Geórgios (Laimaic: Γεώργιος), or Georgius (East-Aroman). According to oral tradition, he was a Lysian soldier in the Aroman army of the 4th century CE. As an early follower of Christianity, he was ordered to reject his religious beliefs. When George refused to do so, he was sentenced to death. Because of his inextinguishable faith, Saint George went on to become one of the most revered Christian saints, especially in military circles.
The actual name “George” comes from γεωργός (geōrgós). This means “earth worker” or “farmer”. It is a combination of γῆ (gê, “earth”) and ἔργον (érgon, “work”). This name was evidently quite common in the rural areas of Occidental antiquity.
Geography
WIP
- The largest island is Saint George. The term Saint George Islands is sometimes used to encompass all of the islands of the present-day countries of San Giorgio and San Jorge.
- Other islands belonging to the Saint George group are
- Allucia (xxx km2)
- BBB (xxx km2) = off the coast of Lungofiome
- CCC (xxx km2) = 3 islands in the Santa Isabel subdivision of San Jorge
- The Saint George Islands are less than five million years old. They were pushed upward by the tectonic subduction of the northward-moving ABC Plate under the XYZ Plate.
- The islands are mostly composed of limestone and volcanic ash over limestone.
- The highest point in the Santa Cruz Islands is on Vanikoro, XXX m (YYY ft).
- The capital city is Sabato.
- Subdivisions (A-Z): Allucia, Atteratosu, Lungofiume, Nuova Cristina, Sabato (capita), Santo Salvatore, Veracroce.
- National parks (A-Z): Altipiano Reserve, Christóbal Coast, Veracroce Reserve.
Salto de $Name, one of the tallest waterfalls in Marenesia.
Bay of Santo Salvatore in the southwestern region of the San Giorgio.
Deforestation along the border between San Giorgio (west) and San Jorge (east).
Distant $MountainRange mountains loom in the distance of $CityName.
Sabato is the capital city of San Giorgio.
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History
WIP
Prehistory
- (Something about the first Azano-Marenesian settlers. Look at nearby countries such as Ayubi, Damak Var and Bainbridge Islands. Also include the historic Chulo Empire.)
- Some prehistoric coastal people of eastern Azania built ocean-going outrigger canoes known as Tepukei.
- Navigators from the Saint George Islands retained traditional navigation techniques into the 20th century.
- The native languages of the islands are classified as Meteorolan languages, within the Europan subgroup of the Azano-Marenesian language family.
Mantellan period
- San Giorgio is an ex-Mantellan colony on the western side of the island of Saint George.[1]
- 23 April 1300 — Mantellan explorers landed on the island of Saint George.
- 1309 — Colony of San Giorgio was established. It encompassed the whole of the island outside a couple Iberic trade cities on the north-east coast.
- Iberos and Mantella had several colonial skirmishes. One of these resulted in Mantella having to sell half of the island of Saint George to Iberos. The Iberics established their own colony of San Jorge.
Independence
- 16 November 1898 — San Giorgio declared its independence from the shrinking Mantellan Empire. Great Anglia aided San Giorgio's independence. The revolution ended with Mantella and Iberos recognising San Giorgio's independence on 23 April 1901.
- (WIP. Btw from what I meant by the 'old kingdom' I was thinking San Jorge before the revolution was a kingdom that was largely feudal with Iberos-born aristocrats controlling the colonists on the island.)
- 23 April 1901 — Kingdom of San Giorgio. San Giorgio only had one king, King Andrea the First of Mediuci-Odell. He reigned from 1901 up until his death in January 1922.
- 6 July 1923 — With no royal heirs, San Giorgio transitioned into a republic. However, the old aristocratic plantation families (Barbato, Meduici, and Salvadori) remained incredibly powerful.
Tepukei (ocean-going outrigger canoe) from the Saaint George Islands.
Fort of Saint $Name, built by Mantellan coloniser in $year.
Flag flown at half-mast for the death of King Andrea, January 2022.
Politics
Government
The National Palace in Sabato.
Every 5 years there is a general election for the Presidency. At the time of the country's foundation, there were no term limits. However, in the 1960s a two-term term limit was established.
(WIP. List of presidents, as hinted elsewhere. Must have elections every 5 years. Must also count the correct number of members from each political family. Include D'Aprile who didn't finish her second term. After running the maths, this proposal seems to fit the proposed lore. San Giorgio, although calls itself a republic, is more-so the stomping grounds of the Barbato, Mediuci, and Salvadori houses. The people themselves are well treated under the pretence that healthy and content employees are better than the sick and dying.)
- Mr Ignacio Barbato (1922-1932; reelected)
- Mr $Firstname Mediuci (1932-1947; reelected)
- Mr $Firstname Barbato (1947-1962; three terms because of global conflicts; term limits established)
- Mr $Firstname Salvadori (1962-1972; reelected)
- Mr $Firstname Mediuci (1972-1982; reelected)
- Mrs Barbara Salvadori (1982-1987; single term; 1980s crisis)
- Mr $Firstname Mediuci (1987-1992; single term; 1980s crisis)
- Mr $Firstname Barbato (1992-1997; single term; 1990s crisis)
- Mrs Diana D'Aprile (1997-2006; reelected; only 9 years in office)
- Mr Alvise Barbato (2006-2007; single term; former VP of D'Aprile)
- Mr $Firstname Mediuci (2007-2017; reelected)
- Mr $Firstname Barbato (2017-2022; single term)
- Mr Celso Salvadori (2022-present)
Political families
Of the 19 elections and 13 presidencies, 12 of them have come from only 3 families: the House of Barbato (5 presidents), the House of Mediuci (4), and the House of Salvadori (3). The current president, Celso Salvadori, was publicly tutored under Alvise Barbato who was the 10th president of San Giorgio and now Celso Salvadori's own Vice President. San Giorgio's only king, Andrea the First, was from both the Houses of Mediuci and Odell via his father and mother, respectfully. The only president not to come from one of the three presidential dynasties was Diana D'Aprile the 9th President of San Giorgio who held office for 9 years, forgoing her final year in office due to the death of her husband.
Economy
WIP
- Look at Dominican Republic or Puerto Rico.
- San Giorgio is richer than San Jorge, because they extract more oil and have less rules and regulations concerning environmental protection.
Oil refinery.
Oil next to the beach.
Tourism.
More tourism.
Demographics
WIP
Cultures
WIP
References
- ↑ Xio (15 December 2021). “The Eupocalypse.” Europans.com, p. 2.
