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Étlaurlande is a unitary parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy. Its capital is Barzanou, the duchy's largest city and the main cultural and commercial centre. The current head of state—since 7 April 1982—is King Stephen II. The appointed viceroy is Aldéric Lémieux. The current duchess is Ícanta Kuedar. The elected governor is Mohérnin Ryentí. | Étlaurlande is a unitary parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy. Its capital is Barzanou, the duchy's largest city and the main cultural and commercial centre. The current head of state—since 7 April 1982—is King Stephen II. The appointed viceroy is Aldéric Lémieux. The current duchess is Ícanta Kuedar. The elected governor is Mohérnin Ryentí. | ||
==Etymology== | |||
Étlaurlande = land of the [[Ethlorek peoples|Ethlorek]]. Basically [[Berique]] was super racist and didn't bother figuring out that the territory of Étlaurlande was actually primarily Hyseran and not Ethlorek. (at least i think that's the etymology we agreed on) | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
[[File:Map of the Ahéri-Ethlorek states, c. 900.png|300px|thumb|right|Major states which existed in 900 AD within the boundaries of the present-day [[List of Ahéri-Ethlorek states|Ahéri-Ethlorek states]]. <br> | |||
☞ [[Pefanu]] and [[Saraću]] are are located on the northern end in what is present-day Étlaurlande.]] | |||
When the [[Hyseran Empire]] experienced an existential threat at the hands of [[Trellin]] (c. 8th century?), the local governments of the [[Pefanu]] and [[Saraću]] regions brokered an agreement to become a protectorate of [[Berique]] (probably would have actually been the [[Sartorean Empire]] at this point in time), with which it had well-established commercial ties, to secure some degree of independence. This relationship endured for several centuries until Berique, having lost [[Cassonne]] during a revolution and gotten battered during the [[Bernadottic Wars]], lost much of its force projection in the region (c. 19th century?). [[Haguenau]], which despite its cessession from Berique in 1113 remained on cordial terms with both Berique and Étlaurlande, and took advantage of this power vacuum by assumming Berique's role as the suzerain of Étlaurlande to benefit its own trade interests in the region. | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:37, 5 February 2020
Overseas Duchy of Étlaurlande Duché d'outre-mer d'Étlaurlande | |
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 Flag | |
| Motto: "Aperiesque ostium, et in solo ut." | |
 Location of Haguenau (dark green) and Étlaurlande (light green) in Astyria (grey) | |
| Capital | Barzanou |
| Official languages | French, Ahéri |
| Ethnic groups (2010) | 53% Hyserian, 22% White, 20% Trellinese, 5% other |
| Demonym(s) | Étlaurlander Étlaurlandic |
| Government | Haguenauvian Dependent Territory |
• Monarch | Stephen the Second |
• Viceroy | Aldéric Lémieux |
• Governor | Mohérnin Ryentí |
• Duchess | Ícanta Kuedar |
| Legislature | Parliament |
| Viceroy's Council | |
| Popular Assembly | |
| Area | |
• | 40,740 km2 (15,730 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 2014 estimate | 11,771,490 |
• 2010 census | 11,456,081 |
| GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Total | $384.541 billion |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Total | $518.696 billion |
| HDI (2010) |  0.891very high |
| Currency | Haguenau Livre (Ⱡ) (HGL) |
| Time zone | (UTC) |
• Summer (DST) | UTC+1 (DST) |
| Date format | dd-mm-yyyy AD |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +15 |
| ISO 3166 code | ETL |
| Internet TLD | .ell |
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Étlaurlande, officially known as the Overseas Duchy of Étlaurlande (French: Duché d'outre-mer d'Étlaurlande), is a dependent territory located in western Teudallum, sharing borders with Arimathea and Trellin in the south, Sycoon in the east and the Sea of Jajich to the north. As a territory of Haguenau, Étlaurlande's head of state is the monarch of Haguenau, its defense is assured by Haguenau's Armed Forces and it uses the Haguenau Livre (HGL) as its currency. However, the nation also enjoys a high degree of political freedom, with an independent legislature and executive cabinet handling both internal and most external affairs, although the monarch and the viceroy still retain many rights. Étlaurlande is considered as a sovereign nation by many organisations. Étlaurlande is a duchy covering 40 740 km², and with a population of around 11.6 million.
Étlaurlande is a unitary parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy. Its capital is Barzanou, the duchy's largest city and the main cultural and commercial centre. The current head of state—since 7 April 1982—is King Stephen II. The appointed viceroy is Aldéric Lémieux. The current duchess is Ícanta Kuedar. The elected governor is Mohérnin Ryentí.
Etymology
Étlaurlande = land of the Ethlorek. Basically Berique was super racist and didn't bother figuring out that the territory of Étlaurlande was actually primarily Hyseran and not Ethlorek. (at least i think that's the etymology we agreed on)
History
☞ Pefanu and Saraću are are located on the northern end in what is present-day Étlaurlande.
When the Hyseran Empire experienced an existential threat at the hands of Trellin (c. 8th century?), the local governments of the Pefanu and Saraću regions brokered an agreement to become a protectorate of Berique (probably would have actually been the Sartorean Empire at this point in time), with which it had well-established commercial ties, to secure some degree of independence. This relationship endured for several centuries until Berique, having lost Cassonne during a revolution and gotten battered during the Bernadottic Wars, lost much of its force projection in the region (c. 19th century?). Haguenau, which despite its cessession from Berique in 1113 remained on cordial terms with both Berique and Étlaurlande, and took advantage of this power vacuum by assumming Berique's role as the suzerain of Étlaurlande to benefit its own trade interests in the region.