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The '''Principality of Theodorous and the Parathalassias''' (Greek: ''Afthentía Póleos Theodoroús kaí Parathalassías''), sometimes shortened to '''Theodorous''' and known colloquially as '''Gothia''', is a country located on the [[wikipedia:Crimea|Crimean Peninsula]], in [[wikipedia:Eastern Europe|Eastern Europe]]. Spanning only 1,589 square kilometres and with a population of only 190 thousand, Theodorous is often considered to be a [[wikipedia:Microstate|microstate]]. Theodorous has only one land border, which it shares with the Ukrainian [[wikipedia:Autonomous Republic of Crimea|Autonomous Republic of Crimea]]. Theodorous has been since 1991 a [[wikipedia:Parliamentary system|parliamentary]] [[wikipedia:Constitutional monarchy|constitutional monarchy]], with a Prince as its ceremonial head of state and a Prime Minister exercising executive power. | The '''Principality of Theodorous and the Parathalassias''' (Greek: ''Afthentía Póleos Theodoroús kaí Parathalassías''), sometimes shortened to '''Theodorous''' and known colloquially as '''Gothia''', is a country located on the [[wikipedia:Crimea|Crimean Peninsula]], in [[wikipedia:Eastern Europe|Eastern Europe]]. Spanning only 1,589 square kilometres and with a population of only 190 thousand, Theodorous is often considered to be a [[wikipedia:Microstate|microstate]]. Theodorous has only one land border, which it shares with the Ukrainian [[wikipedia:Autonomous Republic of Crimea|Autonomous Republic of Crimea]]. Theodorous has been since 1991 a [[wikipedia:Parliamentary system|parliamentary]] [[wikipedia:Constitutional monarchy|constitutional monarchy]], with a Prince as its ceremonial head of state and a Prime Minister exercising executive power. | ||
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The Principality is named after the city of Doros, formerly known in Greek as "Theodorous". Today, "Theodorous" is used to refer both to the entire country and to its mountainous interior. The "Parathalassias" (roughly "shoreline) refers to the areas controlled by the Principality located along the western coast of Crimea. |
Revision as of 20:42, 10 April 2024
Principality of Theodorous and the Parathalassias Afthentía Póleos Theodoroús kaí Parathalassías | |
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Motto: Basileu Basileōn, Basilei Boithi "King of Kings, Long Live the King" | |
Anthem: Vasilikós Akathistís "Royal Akathist" | |
Capital and largest city | Doros |
Official languages | Crimean Greek |
Recognised minority languages | Russian Ukrainian Tatar Crimean Gothic |
Ethnic groups (2020) | 51% Greeks 17% Russians 12% Ukrainians 10% Crimean Tatars 6% Goths 4% Others |
Religion (2020) | 78% Greek Orthodox 8% Muslim 7% Other 7% Nonreligious |
Demonym(s) | Theodoran Gothian (colloquial) |
Government | Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy |
• Prince | Constantine XVIII |
• Prime Minister | Stefanos Androulakis |
Legislature | Senate |
Area | |
• Total | 1,589 km2 (614 sq mi) |
Population | |
• 2024 estimate | 192,911 |
• 2020 census | 189,403 |
GDP (PPP) | 2020 estimate |
• Total | €9.3 billion |
• Per capita | €49,102 |
Currency | Euro (€) (EUR) |
Time zone | UTC+0 (Eastern European Time) |
Date format | dd-mm-yyyy |
Driving side | left |
Calling code | +373 |
Internet TLD | .tp |
The Principality of Theodorous and the Parathalassias (Greek: Afthentía Póleos Theodoroús kaí Parathalassías), sometimes shortened to Theodorous and known colloquially as Gothia, is a country located on the Crimean Peninsula, in Eastern Europe. Spanning only 1,589 square kilometres and with a population of only 190 thousand, Theodorous is often considered to be a microstate. Theodorous has only one land border, which it shares with the Ukrainian Autonomous Republic of Crimea. Theodorous has been since 1991 a parliamentary constitutional monarchy, with a Prince as its ceremonial head of state and a Prime Minister exercising executive power.
Name
The Principality is named after the city of Doros, formerly known in Greek as "Theodorous". Today, "Theodorous" is used to refer both to the entire country and to its mountainous interior. The "Parathalassias" (roughly "shoreline) refers to the areas controlled by the Principality located along the western coast of Crimea.