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Name Gapolania is directly attributed to Alberto Gappolani, the first governor of the land since 1531. While Povelian expeditions discovered and settled in the territory of modern Gapolania almost a decade earlier, the land beared no particular name, most commonly being referred to as Nassea, coming from the main town on the coast of the Eastern Arucian Sea. Governor Gappolani himself did call the colony Nassea as well, and only after his death in 1548 the Povelian authorities granted the state a new name, honoring Gappolani. | Name Gapolania is directly attributed to Alberto Gappolani, the first governor of the land since 1531. While Povelian expeditions discovered and settled in the territory of modern Gapolania almost a decade earlier, the land beared no particular name, most commonly being referred to as Nassea, coming from the main town on the coast of the Eastern Arucian Sea. Governor Gappolani himself did call the colony Nassea as well, and only after his death in 1548 the Povelian authorities granted the state a new name, honoring Gappolani. | ||
The land had different names within indigenous groups. Several groups used varying titles but those usually referred only to a smaller area, often under a direct control of each tribe. Later in 17th and 18th centuries, a few Jimoka groups forged the term '' | The land had different names within indigenous groups. Several groups used varying titles but those usually referred only to a smaller area, often under a direct control of each tribe. Later in 17th and 18th centuries, a few Jimoka groups forged the term ''matikando'', meaning "different kingdom", expressing their unwillingness to accept Euclean authorities. This term is not used nowadays, though ''mati'' expression appears in Jimoka slang. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
=== Precolonial Gapolania === | === Precolonial Gapolania === | ||
[[File:India tupi.jpg|left|thumb|150px|upright|Artist's depiciton of Chomidari tribeswoman, one of many {{wp| | [[File:India tupi.jpg|left|thumb|150px|upright|Artist's depiciton of Chomidari tribeswoman, one of many {{wp|Charrúa|Jimoka}} groups]] | ||
The territory of current day Gapolania had been inhabited by at least a millenium before the arrival of Povelian settlers, primarily by Jimoka speaking groups. There had been at least 20 distinct tribal groups, | The territory of current day Gapolania had been inhabited by at least a millenium before the arrival of Povelian settlers, primarily by Jimoka speaking groups. There had been at least 20 distinct tribal groups, most of whom were nomadic or semi-nomadic, dependent on local climate and availability of resources. There had been around 5000 indigenous people in Gapolania on Povelian arrival, who had been largely pushed back inland by Euclean settlers. Several of the tribes remained nomadic and unpacified until the end of 19th century. | ||
=== Povelian colonization === | === Povelian colonization === |
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Republic of Gapolania Repubblica Gapolanesa Gapolanijska Republika | |
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Capital and largest city | Nassea |
Official languages | Vespasian Novalian |
Recognised regional languages | Jimoka |
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Religion (2018) |
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Demonym(s) | Gapolanese |
Government | Constitutional parliamentary unitary republic |
• President of Gapolania | Mosè Maggiacomo |
• Vice President of Gapolania | Michele Tavella |
• Prime Minister | Ivano Cerbone |
Legislature | Senate |
Independence from Etruria | |
• Declared | 18th October, 1810 |
• Soleggiato Regime | 1915 |
• Summer constitution | 12th January, 1934 |
• Current constitution | 23rd September, 1982 |
Area | |
• Total | 550,000 km2 (210,000 sq mi) |
Population | |
• Estimate | |
• 2018 census | 19,625,443 |
• Density | 35.7/km2 (92.5/sq mi) |
GDP (PPP) | 2018 estimate |
• Total | $456.170 billion |
• Per capita | $23,243 |
GDP (nominal) | 2018 estimate |
• Total | $304.266 billion |
• Per capita | $15,503 |
Gini | 39.6 medium |
HDI | 0.798 high |
Currency | Gapolenese moneta (GPM) |
Date format | dd.mm.yyyy |
Driving side | left |
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Gapolania, officially Republic of Gapolania (Vespasian: Repubblica Gapolanesa; Novalian: Gapolanijska Republika)) is a sovereign country in Asteria Inferior. It borders Caluchia to the south-west, while bordering the East Arucian Sea to the north-west and the Lumine Ocean to the north and east. The country is a parliamentary unitary republic, divided into 11 governorates (governatorato, namjesništvo) and a capital domain of Nassea, which is also the republic's most populated city.
Povelian settlers first arrived in the region during early 16th century, establishing a port town of Nassea. This was followed by mass Vespasian migration and spread of Catholicism in the newly established state. Following the establishment of First Etrurian Republic, republican ideas spread to Gapolania and, upon restoration of monarchy in the metropolis, the country declared its independence in 1810, being the last Etrurian colony in Asterias to do so. The republic saw large influx of Vespasian and, particularly, Novalian immigrants in the second half of 19th century, resulting in rapid economic development, based on principles of industrial revolution that took place in Euclea. Rising tensions between Vespasian and Novalian immigrant, as well as a worldwide economic crisis, resulted in a far-right movements coming to power. In 1915, Lorenzo Castiglione established "Regime of the Sun" (Soleggiato), focused mostly on economic development through investments in heavy industry, discrimination of Novalians and indigenous people and xenophobia. Castiglione's politics were largely influenced by functionalist ideology of Gaullica and the country initially joined the Great War as an ally of Entente, however, a major revolution, led by Dušan Oseja, caused the regime to be overthrown in 1933 and Gapolania withdrew from its military advances, proclaiming the end of its Soleggiatan period. The country became a socialist state, however, continuous economic decline and rapid inflation sparked a large-scale protests in 1981, forcing the ruling party to step down and scheduling new elections, which marked the victory of liberal parties. Since then, Gapolania transitioned to a flawed democracy and later to a full one.
Gapolania is a developed nation, with mixed market economy based on petrochemical industry, wood manufacturing, shipbuilding and fishing. Most of nation's energy supply comes from renewable resources, including hydroelectric facilities and wind parks. It's considered a high-income country and ranks well in economic freedom and income equality. It's a socially progressive country, with state-wide indigenous languages reintroduction and heritage protection programs. It's a member of Community of Nations, International Council for Democracy and International Trade Organization.
Etymology
Name Gapolania is directly attributed to Alberto Gappolani, the first governor of the land since 1531. While Povelian expeditions discovered and settled in the territory of modern Gapolania almost a decade earlier, the land beared no particular name, most commonly being referred to as Nassea, coming from the main town on the coast of the Eastern Arucian Sea. Governor Gappolani himself did call the colony Nassea as well, and only after his death in 1548 the Povelian authorities granted the state a new name, honoring Gappolani.
The land had different names within indigenous groups. Several groups used varying titles but those usually referred only to a smaller area, often under a direct control of each tribe. Later in 17th and 18th centuries, a few Jimoka groups forged the term matikando, meaning "different kingdom", expressing their unwillingness to accept Euclean authorities. This term is not used nowadays, though mati expression appears in Jimoka slang.
History
Precolonial Gapolania
The territory of current day Gapolania had been inhabited by at least a millenium before the arrival of Povelian settlers, primarily by Jimoka speaking groups. There had been at least 20 distinct tribal groups, most of whom were nomadic or semi-nomadic, dependent on local climate and availability of resources. There had been around 5000 indigenous people in Gapolania on Povelian arrival, who had been largely pushed back inland by Euclean settlers. Several of the tribes remained nomadic and unpacified until the end of 19th century.
Povelian colonization
Geography
Government
Administrative divisions
Gapolania is divided into 11 governorates and a capital domain. Each of the governorates, as well as the capital domain elect their own legislative and executive powers. The governorates are further divided into communes (comuni, komune), while the capital domain is divided into districts (quartieri, okruzi).
Foreign relations
Military
Economy
Agriculture
Industry
Services
Infrastructure
Energy supply
Demographics
Largest cities
Rank | Governorate | Pop. | Rank | Governorate | Pop. | ||||
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Nassea Zeta |
1 | Nassea | Nassea | 1,887,592 | 11 | Orenda | Orenda | 208,752 | Trapanto Curulèbu |
2 | Zeta | Nerio | 1,208,255 | 12 | Inotega | Appalasta | 191,883 | ||
3 | Trapanto | Belcasera | 826,091 | 13 | Chauante | Nerio | 188,115 | ||
4 | Curulèbu | Secoria | 521,662 | 14 | San Aurelio | Aurelio | 180,553 | ||
5 | Omìsierre | Bartolomeu | 429,255 | 15 | Generali | Secoria | 171,358 | ||
6 | Vaì | Misano-Alessandrou | 406,521 | 16 | Santa Giovanna | Bartolomeu | 166,454 | ||
7 | Altoparadiso | Ellorio | 329,288 | 17 | Fièrro | Belcasera | 163,529 | ||
8 | Astia | Torrena | 276,221 | 18 | Città di Leonardo | Belcasera | 157,880 | ||
9 | Duclea | Appalasta | 258,049 | 19 | Piuma | Ellorio | 155,527 | ||
10 | Nestaia | Fangaria | 214,509 | 20 | Attributo | Belcasera | 146,508 |