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The '''United Republics of Hesperria, Montfiore, and Nugorria'''{{efn|[[Hesperian language|Hesperian]]: ''Repúbliques Unides d'Hespeirre, Montfior, e Nugorrie'', {{IPA|[ʁɨˈpu.vli.kə.ʒ‿ʊˈni.ðəʃ .dɨʃˈpejʁə .mũtˈfjoɾ‿e .nʊˈɣoʁiə]||}}}}, commonly referred to as the '''United Republics (UR)''' or '''Hesperia''' {{efn|[[Hesperian language|Hesperian]]: ''Hespeirre'', {{IPA|[ɨʃˈpejʁə]||}}}}, is a {{wp|sovereign state}} located in northwestern [[Adema]]. Situated on the [[Alfican Peninsula]], it is bounded by [[Ocassia]] to its west, ?? to its south, the [[Mesochersean Sea]] and [[Costa Luna]] to its east, and shares maritime borders with [[Ausonia]] via the [[Straits of Odyssea]] and [[Bay of Cornouaille]] to the north. It is the largest country in the Alfican Peninsula and of [[Northwestern Adema]] as a whole, both in terms of land area and population, with a population of around 89 million, mainly concentrated in the west — where its capital and largest city of [[Christiana de Campostella]] — and northeastern coast. | The '''United Republics of Hesperria, Montfiore, and Nugorria'''{{efn|[[Hesperian language|Hesperian]]: ''Repúbliques Unides d'Hespeirre, Montfior, e Nugorrie'', {{IPA|[ʁɨˈpu.vli.kə.ʒ‿ʊˈni.ðəʃ .dɨʃˈpejʁə .mũtˈfjoɾ‿e .nʊˈɣoʁiə]||}}}}, commonly referred to as the '''United Republics (UR)''' or '''Hesperia''' {{efn|[[Hesperian language|Hesperian]]: ''Hespeirre'', {{IPA|[ɨʃˈpejʁə]||}}}}, is a {{wp|sovereign state}} located in northwestern [[Adema]]. Situated on the [[Alfican Peninsula]], it is bounded by [[Ocassia]] to its west, ?? to its south, the [[Mesochersean Sea]] and [[Costa Luna]] to its east, and shares maritime borders with [[Ausonia]] via the [[Straits of Odyssea]] and [[Bay of Cornouaille]] to the north. It is the largest country in the Alfican Peninsula and of [[Northwestern Adema]] as a whole, both in terms of land area and population, with a population of around 89 million, mainly concentrated in the west — where its capital and largest city of [[Christiana de Campostella]] — and northeastern coast. | ||
Early human habitation is largely present in the area from around 35,000 years ago, with the peninsula being home to a panoply of various people groups, including the {{wp|Celts}}, {{wp|Iberians|Alficans}}, and {{wp|Berbers}}. The {{wp|Ancient Greeks|Odysseans}} and Ademans would later establish colonies throughout the northeastern coast, with the most successful being the city of [[Carthage (Ausonia)|Carthage]], which would grow into a prosperous {{wp|thalassocratic}} state. The [[Remian Empire|Remians]] would later conquer the peninsula and establish the province of [[Alfica]], facilitating the Remization and later Christianization of the peninsula. The collapse of the empire | Early human habitation is largely present in the area from around 35,000 years ago, with the peninsula being home to a panoply of various people groups, including the {{wp|Celts}}, {{wp|Iberians|Alficans}}, and {{wp|Berbers}}. The {{wp|Ancient Greeks|Odysseans}} and Ademans would later establish colonies throughout the northeastern coast, with the most successful being the city of [[Carthage (Ausonia)|Carthage]], which would grow into a prosperous {{wp|thalassocratic}} state. The [[Remian Empire|Remians]] would later conquer the peninsula and establish the province of [[Alfica]], facilitating the Remization and later Christianization of the peninsula. The subsequent collapse of the empire and the subsequent {{wp|Migration Period|inward migration}} of tribes and peoples from central Adria and further south from Adema would exert societal pressures that would lead both to the establishment of the [[Exarchate of Christiana]] in 410 — traditionally regarded as the first Hesperian state — and its later fracturing into several petty kingdoms and principalities by the 8th century AD. The Hesperian heartland would endure this period of general instability until the process of [[Hesperian unification|unification]] was completed by the 14th century AD, with the unification of the duchies of Christiana, Carthage, and ??. | ||
These state structures would | It would also be around this time that the democratic institutions of the Hesperian state would be established — centered around the Captain-Regent and the old Senate, as well as an [[Great Council (Hesperian body)|assembly of notables]] — which would be formalized by the 1600s, by which time had evolved into a ''de facto'' {{wp|crowned republic}}. These state structures would endure throughout the centuries until the [[Night of Sorrows]] in 1865, when the absolutist [[Alexander IV of Ocassia|Alexander IV and I]] instigated a violent coup against the Senate, and establishing the [[United Kingdom of Alfica]] in its place. This triggered a 40-year long protracted [[Great Anarchy (United Republics)|civil conflict]] between royalist forces and rebels loyal to the [[Provisional Generalidad of Hesperia, Montfiore, and Nugorria|rump Senate and its provisional government]], which would end with the [[Glorious Revolution]] of 1905 which republican forces would — with their Ausonian allies — oust Ocassian and [[Revelland|Revellan]] troops and establish the modern United Republics. | ||
The nation today is a secular {{wp|parliamentary democracy}} and a major advanced economy ... | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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===Night of Sorrows and the Great Anarchy=== | ===Night of Sorrows and the Great Anarchy=== | ||
{{main|Night of Sorrows|Great | {{main|Night of Sorrows|Great Anarchy (United Republics)|Glorious Revolution|l2=Great Anarchy}} | ||
===Modern Period=== | ===Modern Period=== | ||
Latest revision as of 01:36, 28 September 2024
United Republics of Hesperria, Montfiore, and Nugorria 3 other official names
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| Motto: "Semper Invicta" (Latin) "Forever Invincible" a | |||||||
| Anthem: O L'Antigue Repúblique (English: "O Ancient Republic") | |||||||
| Capital and largest city | Christiana de Campostella | ||||||
| Official languages | Hesperian Montfioran Nogorrian | ||||||
| Demonym(s) | United Republican Hesperian Latin b | ||||||
| Government | unitary parliamentary republic with an executive presidency | ||||||
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• Premier | ?? | ||||||
| Legislature | Senate | ||||||
| Establishment 17 September 410 (traditional) | |||||||
• Times of Anarchy | circa 741 | ||||||
| 7 November 1051 | |||||||
| 15 August 1351 | |||||||
| 7 July 1600 | |||||||
• Union with Nugorria | 17 April 1752 | ||||||
| 3 April 1865 | |||||||
| 10 October 1905 | |||||||
| Population | |||||||
• 2024 estimate | 89,052,581 | ||||||
• 2022 census | 89,050,552 | ||||||
| Gini (2023) | 37.2 medium | ||||||
| HDI (2023) |  .867very high | ||||||
| Currency | Hesperian florin (HSF) | ||||||
| Time zone | UTC+2 (WAT) | ||||||
• Summer (DST) | UTC+3 (WAST) | ||||||
| Driving side | right | ||||||
| Internet TLD | .hs | ||||||
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The United Republics of Hesperria, Montfiore, and Nugorria[a], commonly referred to as the United Republics (UR) or Hesperia [b], is a sovereign state located in northwestern Adema. Situated on the Alfican Peninsula, it is bounded by Ocassia to its west, ?? to its south, the Mesochersean Sea and Costa Luna to its east, and shares maritime borders with Ausonia via the Straits of Odyssea and Bay of Cornouaille to the north. It is the largest country in the Alfican Peninsula and of Northwestern Adema as a whole, both in terms of land area and population, with a population of around 89 million, mainly concentrated in the west — where its capital and largest city of Christiana de Campostella — and northeastern coast.
Early human habitation is largely present in the area from around 35,000 years ago, with the peninsula being home to a panoply of various people groups, including the Celts, Alficans, and Berbers. The Odysseans and Ademans would later establish colonies throughout the northeastern coast, with the most successful being the city of Carthage, which would grow into a prosperous thalassocratic state. The Remians would later conquer the peninsula and establish the province of Alfica, facilitating the Remization and later Christianization of the peninsula. The subsequent collapse of the empire and the subsequent inward migration of tribes and peoples from central Adria and further south from Adema would exert societal pressures that would lead both to the establishment of the Exarchate of Christiana in 410 — traditionally regarded as the first Hesperian state — and its later fracturing into several petty kingdoms and principalities by the 8th century AD. The Hesperian heartland would endure this period of general instability until the process of unification was completed by the 14th century AD, with the unification of the duchies of Christiana, Carthage, and ??.
It would also be around this time that the democratic institutions of the Hesperian state would be established — centered around the Captain-Regent and the old Senate, as well as an assembly of notables — which would be formalized by the 1600s, by which time had evolved into a de facto crowned republic. These state structures would endure throughout the centuries until the Night of Sorrows in 1865, when the absolutist Alexander IV and I instigated a violent coup against the Senate, and establishing the United Kingdom of Alfica in its place. This triggered a 40-year long protracted civil conflict between royalist forces and rebels loyal to the rump Senate and its provisional government, which would end with the Glorious Revolution of 1905 which republican forces would — with their Ausonian allies — oust Ocassian and Revellan troops and establish the modern United Republics.
The nation today is a secular parliamentary democracy and a major advanced economy ...
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