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Generally, archeologists and historians agree that the first humans arrived in modern-day Pozolanni between 40,000 to 30,000 years ago during the last ice age. The first permanently-settled agricultural communities are believed to have developed about 10,000 years ago within the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Moraga Valley</span>, being some of the oldest known villages in Meterra. By 6000 BC, the rise of permanent settlements allowed for the development of the Moragan city-states within the region, incentivizing further technological and cultural growth. Further growth of the Moragan city-states lead to the formation of empires such as <span style="color:#0645AD;">Lur</span>, <span style="color:#0645AD;">Rumia</span>, and <span style="color:#0645AD;">Beran</span>. In 3000 BC, the maritime-based <span style="color:#0645AD;">Serrennican</span> culture would arise in the east, establishing vast trade networks across the Meterran Sea. The Moraga Valley and <span style="color:#0645AD;">Erekosta</span> were conquered in XXXX by Rethan, later being incorporated into the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Kingdom of Rethan</span>.  
Generally, archeologists and historians agree that the first humans arrived in modern-day Pozolanni between 40,000 to 30,000 years ago during the last ice age. The first permanently-settled agricultural communities are believed to have developed about 10,000 years ago within the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Moraga Valley</span>, being some of the oldest known villages in Meterra. By 6000 BC, the rise of permanent settlements allowed for the development of the Moragan city-states within the region, incentivizing further technological and cultural growth. Further growth of the Moragan city-states lead to the formation of empires such as <span style="color:#0645AD;">Lur</span>, <span style="color:#0645AD;">Rumia</span>, and <span style="color:#0645AD;">Beran</span>. In 3000 BC, the maritime-based <span style="color:#0645AD;">Serrennican</span> culture would arise in the east, establishing vast trade networks across the Meterran Sea. The Moraga Valley and <span style="color:#0645AD;">Erekosta</span> were conquered in XXXX by Rethan, later being incorporated into the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Kingdom of Rethan</span>.  


During the Rethan Civil War in 1000 AD, Moraga and Erekosta broke away, declaring the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Acutanian Kingdom</span>. Following the <span style="color:#0645AD;">War of Acutanian Succession</span> in 16XX, Acutania entered into a dynastic union with Vivanco, ending in 16XX/17XX. By the 19th century, Pozolanni nationalism began to take hold, along with growing opposition to Vivanquian influence. The Pozolanni Kingdom was proclaimed in 1872, following the annexation of the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Principality of Serrenno</span>. The nascent Pozolanni Kingdom swiftly modernized during this time period, developing a robust shipping industry and strong trade relations. Oil reserves would be discovered in 1896 along the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Irrisari</span> coast, with later exploration in 1920 uncovering more reserves in <span style="color:#0645AD;">Serrenno</span>. The growth of the Pozolanni oil industry fueled further economic growth, with the industry becoming the country's number one export for many years. During the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Fascist Wars</span>, Pozolanni initially remained neutral, though it late cut off economic ties with the Dominion and helped supply the Allies with fuel, food, and weaponry. Following the end of the Fascist Wars, the Pozolanni economy would enter into a period of recession as a result of the collapse of oil prices and a reduction in export demands. The ensuing economic turmoil allowed for the rise of a socialist dictatorship in 1954. However, by 1968, popular discontent with the ruling regime had hit a breaking point, and democracy would be restored following the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Lilac Revolution</span>. In the 1980s, Pozolanni enjoyed a prolonged economic boom fueled by increased oil production and a greater shift towards economic modernization and development.  
During the Rethan Civil War in 1000 AD, Moraga and Erekosta broke away, declaring the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Acutanian Kingdom</span>. Following the <span style="color:#0645AD;">War of Acutanian Succession</span> in 16XX, Acutania entered into a dynastic union with Vivanco, ending in 16XX/17XX. By the 19th century, Pozolanni nationalism began to take hold, along with growing opposition to Vivanquian influence. The Pozolanni Kingdom was proclaimed in 1872, following the annexation of the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Principality of Serrenno</span>. The nascent Pozolanni Kingdom swiftly modernized during this time period, developing a robust shipping industry and strong trade relations. Oil reserves would be discovered in 1896 along the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Irrisari</span> coast, with later exploration in 1920 uncovering more reserves in <span style="color:#0645AD;">Serrenno</span>. The growth of the Pozolanni oil industry fueled further economic growth, with the industry becoming the country's number one export for many years. During the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Fascist Wars</span>, Pozolanni initially remained neutral, though it late cut off economic ties with the Dominion and helped supply the Allies with fuel, food, and weaponry. Following the end of the Fascist Wars, the Pozolanni economy would enter into a period of recession as a result of the collapse of oil prices and a reduction in export demands. The ensuing economic turmoil allowed for the rise of a socialist dictatorship in 1954. However, by 1968, popular discontent with the ruling regime had hit a breaking point, and democracy would be restored following the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Lilac Revolution</span>. In the 1980s, Pozolanni enjoyed a prolonged economic boom fueled by increased oil production and a greater shift towards economic modernization and development.
 
Pozolanni is a developed country, owing to a diversified economy dominated by tourism, shipping, natural gas, and oil. The country also houses a robust agricultural industry, boasting one of the highest outputs on Meterra. In recent years, the country has begun a shift towards the technology and manufacturing industries. It is a high-income country, ranking highly in life expectancy, quality of life, healthcare, and education. Pozolanni maintains strong economic and diplomatic ties with its Meterran neighbors. Since 2022, it has been a candidate for membership in the <span style="color:#0645AD;">Meterran Economic Treaty Association</span> (META).


==Etymology==
==Etymology==

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Kingdom of Pozolanni
Reine de Pessulaña (Pozolanni)
Pzflag.png
Flag
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Coat of arms
Motto: Nada es ederra sin mina.
"Nothing is beautiful without struggle."
Anthem: 
Batalla Ereserkia de Pessulaña
"Battle Anthem of Pozolanni"
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Location of Pozolanni (dark green)
CapitalAcheuli
LargestAtiberan
Official languagesPozolanni
Recognised national languagesVivanquianMercanti
Ethnic groups
(2020)
Pozolanni 73.2% Vivanquian 22.4% Hariáli 3.4%
Others 1.2%
Religion
(2020)
Kérygism 41.2% Vestrisism 23.5% Courantism 18.9% Aerzeanism 8.4% Others 8.0%
Demonym(s)Pozolanni
GovernmentUnitary presidential constitutional monarchy
• Monarch
Carlito II
• Lehendakari
Emigdio Tejeda
LegislaturePozolanni Legislative Assembly
Formation
• Independence from Rethan
1092
• Acutanian Restoration
1701
• Pozolanni Kingdom
1872
• Current constitution
1969
Area
• Total land area
101,768 km2 (39,293 sq mi)
Population
• 2020 estimate
10,095,385
• Density
99.4/km2 (257.4/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)597.9 billion IBU estimate
• Per capita
59,229 IBU
GDP (nominal)estimate
• Per capita
51,568 IBU
Gini28.3
low
HDI0.882
very high
CurrencyPozolanni Lira (ɫ) (PZL)
Date formatyyyy/mm/dd/
Driving sideright
Calling code+27
Internet TLD.pz

Pozolanni (Pozolanni: Pessulaña [pɛtˈtswːleɪɲə]), officially the Kingdom of Pozolanni (Reine de Pessulaña), is a country situated in Central Meterra. It borders Vivanco to the north and Pacronesia to the south; while Demescia lies to the west across the sea. Pozolanni is home to roughly ten million people and it covers an area of 101,768 square kilometers (39,293 sq mi). The official language of the country is Pozolanni, which is split between multiple different dialects, while Vivanquian and Mercanti are also formally recognized. Acheuli is the country's capital, while Atiberan is the largest city. Both cities are located on the Pozolanni coastline, where nearly three-quarters of the population resides.

Generally, archeologists and historians agree that the first humans arrived in modern-day Pozolanni between 40,000 to 30,000 years ago during the last ice age. The first permanently-settled agricultural communities are believed to have developed about 10,000 years ago within the Moraga Valley, being some of the oldest known villages in Meterra. By 6000 BC, the rise of permanent settlements allowed for the development of the Moragan city-states within the region, incentivizing further technological and cultural growth. Further growth of the Moragan city-states lead to the formation of empires such as Lur, Rumia, and Beran. In 3000 BC, the maritime-based Serrennican culture would arise in the east, establishing vast trade networks across the Meterran Sea. The Moraga Valley and Erekosta were conquered in XXXX by Rethan, later being incorporated into the Kingdom of Rethan.

During the Rethan Civil War in 1000 AD, Moraga and Erekosta broke away, declaring the Acutanian Kingdom. Following the War of Acutanian Succession in 16XX, Acutania entered into a dynastic union with Vivanco, ending in 16XX/17XX. By the 19th century, Pozolanni nationalism began to take hold, along with growing opposition to Vivanquian influence. The Pozolanni Kingdom was proclaimed in 1872, following the annexation of the Principality of Serrenno. The nascent Pozolanni Kingdom swiftly modernized during this time period, developing a robust shipping industry and strong trade relations. Oil reserves would be discovered in 1896 along the Irrisari coast, with later exploration in 1920 uncovering more reserves in Serrenno. The growth of the Pozolanni oil industry fueled further economic growth, with the industry becoming the country's number one export for many years. During the Fascist Wars, Pozolanni initially remained neutral, though it late cut off economic ties with the Dominion and helped supply the Allies with fuel, food, and weaponry. Following the end of the Fascist Wars, the Pozolanni economy would enter into a period of recession as a result of the collapse of oil prices and a reduction in export demands. The ensuing economic turmoil allowed for the rise of a socialist dictatorship in 1954. However, by 1968, popular discontent with the ruling regime had hit a breaking point, and democracy would be restored following the Lilac Revolution. In the 1980s, Pozolanni enjoyed a prolonged economic boom fueled by increased oil production and a greater shift towards economic modernization and development.

Pozolanni is a developed country, owing to a diversified economy dominated by tourism, shipping, natural gas, and oil. The country also houses a robust agricultural industry, boasting one of the highest outputs on Meterra. In recent years, the country has begun a shift towards the technology and manufacturing industries. It is a high-income country, ranking highly in life expectancy, quality of life, healthcare, and education. Pozolanni maintains strong economic and diplomatic ties with its Meterran neighbors. Since 2022, it has been a candidate for membership in the Meterran Economic Treaty Association (META).

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Pozolanni --> Pessulaña

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