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Federated Council Republics of Equatoria Conseil Fédéré Républiques de l’Équateur (Hyacinthean) Repiblik Konsèy Federe Ekwatè (Ecuatorian Creole)
Flag of Equatoria Flag Coat of arms of Equatoria Coat of arms
Motto: TBA TBA
Anthem: Cette terre est notre terre This Land Is Our Land
National Seal Equatoria_seal.svg
File:Ecuatoria globe map.png
Capital	Ergaville
Largest city	Côte d'Or
Official languages	None at Federal level
Recognised national languages	Hyacinthean Ecuatorian Creole Kourivine Ecuatorian Creole
Recognised regional languages	Lavish Waldish
Demonym(s)	Ecuatorian
Government	Federal Solidarist Council Republic under de jure Beauchênist dominant party system
• General Secretary	I NEED A NAME
• Premier	NEED DAT NAME BROOOOO
Legislature	General Congress
Independence from Hyacinthe
• Ecuatorian War of Independence	Dunno, 18XX
• Declared	Dunno, 18XX
• Meridian Commonwealth established	Dunno, 1822
• Slavers' War	Dunno, 18XX
• August Revolution	17th August 1910
• Social Charter ratified	3rd October 1911
Population
• 2025 estimate	205,370,000
• 2025 census	205,372,904
GDP (PPP)	2025 estimate
• Total	$8.72 Trillion
• Per capita	$42,459
GDP (nominal)	2025 estimate
• Total	$4.5 Trillion
• Per capita	$22,092
Gini (2025)	21.7 low
HDI (2025)	0.86 very high
Currency	Ecuatorian Livre
Driving side	right

Equatoria (Hyacinthean: l’Équateur, Équaturie; Ecuatorian creole: Ekwatè), officially known as the Federated Council Republics of Equatoria is a federal council republic in Elia Australis, bordered by Nadauro and TBA to the south, TBA to the east, TBA to the North, and the TBA Sea and TBA to the West. With a total land area ov TBA square kilometres and a population ov over 200 million inhabitants, Equatoria is the largest state in Elia Australis, and common considered the largest solidarist state on Teleon. It's capital city is the planned city of Ergaville, and its largest city Côte d'Or. With a long history of migration, settlement and intermingling between indigenous groups and various populations from Hylasia, Calesia and Abaria, Equatoria is commonly considered one of the more ethnically, racially and linguistically diverse nations on the planet, with over 105 nationalities recognised within its boarders.

Contact between indigenous groups and early Lavish explorers around the Gold Coast was achieved around the later 17th century. The region's extensive gold deposits made it of particular interest to early explorers who flocked to it in droves. The region saw later extensive settlement from various Calesian colonial powers such as Cassany, Hyacinthe and Falland, as well as an influx of Hylasian slaves imported to counteract shortage of indigenous labourers caused by the dramatic rise in native death rates brought by the introduction of disease and destruction of the indigenous way of life. The mining and plantation econony soon became a hallmark of the Gold Coast economy, as forced indigenous and Hylasian labour was used often in the production of a variety of precious metal ores and then-exotic cash crops such as sugarcane and coffee. The region's highly varied climate and geography often made it easy for escaped slaves to set up extensive hidden communities in the aridcoastal highlands and deep tropical interior, living largely independent of colonial control for much of their history. Eventually the desparate colonies were successfully conquered by the Hyacinthean throne during the TBA and amalgamated into the new Hyacinthean territory of Hyacinthean Domminicia.

During the first Hyacinthean revolution in towards the end of the 1700s, the colonial territory saw a influx of upper-class emigres from the metropole trying to escape the violence. Under the threat of the metropole succumbing to an abolitionist revolutionary state, the territory declared independence as the Meridian Commonwealth, a then confederal union of the various colonial settler population, with the decentralised structure of the early state being establish to elucidate support from wealthy non-Hyacinthean settlers. The Commonwealth was successfully established in 1822. The early union was plagued by intense internal political turmoil alongside external political competition with such as Nadauro.

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During the country's defeat in INSERTBORDERWAR, alongside the worsening economic situation brough upon the country by the !GreatDepression, Equatoria saw intense political distrese culminating in the failed Dumont Putsch in 190X as a response to soldiarist PTPdE winning the election of the same year with help of a broad, multiracial populist coalition between enfranchised blacks and poor working class whites, resulting in a wave of labour strikes and violence that began the August Revolution and later Equatorian Civil War. The Council Republic was declared on the 17th August 1910. Under the TBACOMMIEPARTY the country underwent the First Cultural Revolution and Arduous March, which saw a rapid crackdown on existing capitalist institutions and rapid investment in intermediate and capital goods industries under a heavily state-led marketized solidarist economy. Integralist Nadauro's invasion of the country in 1934 saw Equatoria's entry into the Great War on the side of the Transmedan Forces, playing pivotal role during the Transmedan Landings. The war saw the rapid adoption and relative perfection of more centralised accounting methods that were the hallmark of war communist planning, which saw a gradual transition towards greater economic socailisation under the TBA, TBA and TBA administrations from the postwar era until the later 1960s.

Postwar era saw Equatoria play a pivotal role as major backer of soldiarist movements in Elia Australis and much of the Global South as a whole with extensive support from Hyacinthe, and had historically been a major agricultural and mineral exporter to members of the unaligned and solidarist bloc for much of the period. Under the TBA Administration in the later 1960s, the country saw the creation and gradual expansion of the SYSNAC information network into enterprises across the country as part of the TBA-reform-name which saw the extensive integration of social accounting matrices in the planning process.