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[Precolonial and Colonial history here] | [Precolonial and Colonial history here] | ||
Following the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]], indigenous nationalist and socialist movement largely spearheaded by the nascent [[Odonese National Congress]] engaged the colonial authorities in open conflict taking advantage of the transfer of territory from [[Gaullica]] to [[Estmere|Estmerish]] hands and the exhaustion of the Euclean powers. | Following the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]], indigenous nationalist and socialist movement largely spearheaded by the nascent [[Odonese National Congress]] engaged the colonial authorities in open conflict taking advantage of the transfer of territory from [[Gaullica]] to [[Estmere|Estmerish]] hands and the exhaustion of the Euclean powers. Officially declaring independence in 1936, the [[Odonese War for Independence]] ended five years later following Estmere's formal recognition of the new state led by former general [[Umoja Kereenyaga]]. Under Kereenyaga's regime Odo slowly progressed away from being a nominally democratic state towards a far more authoritarian and dictatorial one with Kereenyaga trying to balance the collective interests of a broad governing coalition of [[Pan-Bahianism|Pan-Bahian]] [[Indigenism|Indigenists]], {{wp|Socialism|Socialists}}, traditional elites and the military. | ||
Uneasy tension between these groups were exacerbated following the entrance of Odo into the [[United Bahian Republic]] in 195X and the adoption of more collectivist economic policies against the interests of Liberal Pan-Bahianists, traditional rulers and sections of the military, resulting in the 1962 coup that ousted Kereenyaga by a coalition of military leaders and elites, which saw a [[Odonese Civil War|massive wave of resistance]] from socialist and radical indigenist forces. The conflict saw the eventual victory of the [[Jamhuriani|Jamhurianis]] and the establishment of Odo as an Umunnal state. | |||
Since then, Odo has consistently ranked as one of the most democratic and developed states on the Bahian subcontinent and is recognized as an {{wp|emerging economy}} and {{wp|regional power}}. Odo is a member of INSERT ORGS | |||
==Etymology== | |||
Latest revision as of 22:09, 26 September 2020
Union of Odo TBA | |
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 Flag
Coat of arms
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| Motto: "United we Stand" | |
| File:Odomap.png | |
| Capital | Njema |
| Largest city | Ifakarou |
| Demonym(s) | Odo |
| Government | Umunna (Semi-federal directorial council republic with elements of municipal democracy) |
• President | x |
• Executive Council | X |
| Legislature | Gbara |
| Independence from ??? | |
• Unification of the Bara | idk |
• Water (%) | 1.2 |
| Population | |
• 2018 estimate | 66,500,000 |
• 2020 census | 62,529,207 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2020 estimate |
• Total | 424 billion |
• Per capita | $6,845 |
| Gini (2020) | 27 low |
| HDI (2020) |  0.7high |
| Currency | Odo Cedi (OMN) |
| Date format | YYYY"MM"DD |
| Driving side | left |
| Calling code | +17 |
| Internet TLD | .od |
Odo, officially the Union of Odo is an Umunna located in eastern Bahia bordered by X to the south, the x sea to the east, the x sea to the west and x to the north. The nation's 26 regions span a combined area of x million square kilometres with a total population of 62 million people. The nation's capital is Njema, however Ifakarou is the largest city and serves as the country's main economic and social hub.
[Precolonial and Colonial history here]
Following the Great War, indigenous nationalist and socialist movement largely spearheaded by the nascent Odonese National Congress engaged the colonial authorities in open conflict taking advantage of the transfer of territory from Gaullica to Estmerish hands and the exhaustion of the Euclean powers. Officially declaring independence in 1936, the Odonese War for Independence ended five years later following Estmere's formal recognition of the new state led by former general Umoja Kereenyaga. Under Kereenyaga's regime Odo slowly progressed away from being a nominally democratic state towards a far more authoritarian and dictatorial one with Kereenyaga trying to balance the collective interests of a broad governing coalition of Pan-Bahian Indigenists, Socialists, traditional elites and the military.
Uneasy tension between these groups were exacerbated following the entrance of Odo into the United Bahian Republic in 195X and the adoption of more collectivist economic policies against the interests of Liberal Pan-Bahianists, traditional rulers and sections of the military, resulting in the 1962 coup that ousted Kereenyaga by a coalition of military leaders and elites, which saw a massive wave of resistance from socialist and radical indigenist forces. The conflict saw the eventual victory of the Jamhurianis and the establishment of Odo as an Umunnal state.
Since then, Odo has consistently ranked as one of the most democratic and developed states on the Bahian subcontinent and is recognized as an emerging economy and regional power. Odo is a member of INSERT ORGS