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'''Aosta''', officially the '''Socialist Republic of Aosta''' ({{wpl|Italian language|Vespasian}}: ''Repubblica Socialista d'Aosta''), is a Non-Partisan {{wp|Parliamentary Republic}} located in southern [[Asteria Inferior]] in [[Kylaris]]. It is bordered to the north by the [[Azure Coast]], to the east by the [[United Kingdom of Lannisster]], and to the west by [[Belmonte]].
'''Aosta''', officially the '''Socialist Republic of Aosta''' ({{wpl|Italian language|Vespasian}}: ''Repubblica Socialista d'Aosta''), is a {{wp|Socialist}}, Non-Partisan {{wp|Parliamentary Republic}} located in southern [[Asteria Inferior]] in [[Kylaris]]. It is bordered to the north by the [[Azure Coast]], to the east by the [[United Kingdom of Lannisster]], and to the west by [[Belmonte]].


Aosta has a {{wpl|Developed economy|developed}}, {{wpl|Industrialization|industrialized}} economy with a high standard of living and moderate personal wealth, coupled with very low income inequality, and a robust welfare system. It's capital and largest city, [[Rivoluzione]], is consistently ranked as one of the healthiest cities in [[Kylaris]], featuring a population of 5.8 million people. It is historically one of the oldest continually inhabited settlements in Aosta and sits at the eastern side of Isola Caffè, a the seat of power in the archipelago. Other urban areas include Porto Vendemmia, Speranza di Iyambaé, San Cristoforo, and Giuliana Città.
Aosta has a {{wpl|Developed economy|developed}}, {{wpl|Industrialization|industrialized}} economy with a high standard of living and moderate personal wealth, coupled with very low income inequality, and a robust welfare system. It's capital and largest city, [[Rivoluzione]], is consistently ranked as one of the healthiest cities in [[Kylaris]], featuring a population of 5.8 million people. It is historically one of the oldest continually inhabited settlements in Aosta and sits at the eastern side of Isola Caffè, a the seat of power in the archipelago. Other urban areas include [[Porto Vendemmia]], [[Speranza di Iyambaé]], [[San Cristoforo]], and [[Giuliana Città]].


== Etymology ==
== Etymology ==
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== History ==
== History ==


=== Early History ===
=== Pre-Colonial Period ===


=== The Palatine State ===
=== Colonial Period (1950-1782) ===
Aosta began as a Povelian colony in 1530 and quickly overran the local Guarani tribes in a series of brutal campaigns. Aosta became an important trade hub and garrison colony in the 1600’s, harassing Azurian fishing and trade vessels near the island of Sarazen and participating in the wars of its colonial master. After the Ten Years’ War in 1721, Aosta was left as the only Povelian colony in [[Asteria Inferior]], and so it continued to rampantly militarize. Taxes levied on Aosta in 1782 after the 8th Tyrrenhian War cratered the economy and, coupled with the Blood Plague, led to civil revolt and the rise of the Colonial Military Authority.


=== The Colony ===
=== Colonial Military Authority (1782-1816) ===
The CMA cracked down on dissent and rapidly shored up medical supplies and arms manufacturing. By 1787 the situation had improved and the CMA began to allow indigenous cultures to practice their customs to ease tensions and free up resources. In 1816, the United Kingdom of Etruria granted Aosta dominion status.


=== Modern History ===
=== Dominion and Revolution (1816-1939) ===
The 1928 Great War provided Aosta with the Lannish legation city of [[Möritzg]] ({{wpl|Italian language|Vespasian}}: ''Moritzga'') in 1935 and proved that Aosta could stand on its own as a nation. Aosta declared independence from Etruria in 1937, but it soon became apparent to citizens that the former CMA officials planned to reinstate brutal colonial era policies. Lower-ranking military officers and ordinary citizens swarmed government offices across Aosta in what became known as the Aostan Revolution. After several years of civil war, The Socialist Republic of Aosta was formed in 1939 as a socialist, single-party parliamentary state.


== Geography ==
=== Early 20th Century (1939-2000) ===
The SRA enacted wide-ranging reforms, including the promotion of indigenous cultures, universal suffrage, a nascent welfare system, and the end of compulsory military service. The SRA brought these reforms to the Legation City of Möritzg (Vespasian: Legazione Città di Moritzga) and supported socialist revolutionaries on mainland [[Asteria Inferior]] in the 1950’s. In the 1970’s, a nationwide referendum was held that cemented transparency rules in the government and formed the Independent Commission for Appropriate Political Behavior in order to curb the rampant corruption found in Aosta. In 1987, Möritzg was returned to the United Kingdom of Lannisster. At the ICAPC’s recommendation, and with popular support behind the measure, all political parties within the SRA were prohibited in 1990.


=== Contemporary Period (2000-2022) ===
By the turn of the 21st century, Aosta had pivoted to become more diplomatic on the world stage. For example, the Aostan Hospital Fleet provided aid to Elaklania in the 2000’s Elawe Insurrection, to Eldmark in 2019 in the aftermath of Hurricane Jerome, and to Tsabara in the same year during its civil war. Furthermore, Aosta is an active member of the Association for International Socialism and promotes medical, aerospace, and Glacian scientific missions and endeavors. The SRA remains something of a “black sheep” in [[Asteria Inferior]], being the only socialist nation in the continent with a far more socially liberal society than its neighbors, and its industries tend to compete with those in the Azurian Coast in particular. The influx of immigration (stemming from a variety of people, from refugees to people seeking a more liberal society) since 2019 has caused something of a nativist crisis within Aosta.


=== Climate ===
== Geography ==
 
 
== Biodiversity ==


=== Flora ===
=== Climate ===


=== Fauna ===
=== Biodiversity ===


== Politics ==
== Government and Politics ==


=== Government ===
=== Law ===


=== Administrative divisions ===
=== Foreign Relations and Military ===


==== Districts ====
=== Provinces and Territories ===
 
==== Municipalities ====
 
=== Judiciary ===
 
=== Law Enforcement ===
 
=== Foreign Relations ===
 
=== Military ===


== Economy ==
== Economy ==


=== Manufacturing ===
=== Manufacturing ===
=== Science and Technology ===


=== Finance ===
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=== Art ===
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=== Literature ===
=== Literature ===

Revision as of 02:51, 13 July 2022

Template:Region icon Kylaris

The Socialist Republic of Aosta
Repubblica Socialista d'Aosta(Vespasian)
Flag of
Flag
Motto: "Lascia danzare le fiamme della rivoluzione nei regni del lusso"(Vespasian)
"Let dance the flames of revolution in realms of luxury"
Anthem: Victoria e a Noastră
Victory is Ours
Capital
and largest city
Rivoluzione
Official languagesVespasian
Demonym(s)Aostan
GovernmentNon-Partisan Parliamentary Republic
Gionatan Banche
• Premier
Ko'êtî Argento
Revolution
• Establishment of Aosta Colony
1530 CE
• Aostan Revolution
1939 CE
Population
• May 2019 estimate
21,032,012
• January 2018 census
30,236,462
GDP (PPP)May 2019 estimate
• Per capita
$21,112
GDP (nominal)May 2019 estimate
• Per capita
$10,572
Gini (2019)0.22
low
HDI (2019)0.728
high
CurrencyCredito (AOC)
Time zoneTBD
Driving sideright
Internet TLD.AO

Aosta, officially the Socialist Republic of Aosta (Vespasian: Repubblica Socialista d'Aosta), is a Socialist, Non-Partisan Parliamentary Republic located in southern Asteria Inferior in Kylaris. It is bordered to the north by the Azure Coast, to the east by the United Kingdom of Lannisster, and to the west by Belmonte.

Aosta has a developed, industrialized economy with a high standard of living and moderate personal wealth, coupled with very low income inequality, and a robust welfare system. It's capital and largest city, Rivoluzione, is consistently ranked as one of the healthiest cities in Kylaris, featuring a population of 5.8 million people. It is historically one of the oldest continually inhabited settlements in Aosta and sits at the eastern side of Isola Caffè, a the seat of power in the archipelago. Other urban areas include Porto Vendemmia, Speranza di Iyambaé, San Cristoforo, and Giuliana Città.

Etymology

History

Pre-Colonial Period

Colonial Period (1950-1782)

Aosta began as a Povelian colony in 1530 and quickly overran the local Guarani tribes in a series of brutal campaigns. Aosta became an important trade hub and garrison colony in the 1600’s, harassing Azurian fishing and trade vessels near the island of Sarazen and participating in the wars of its colonial master. After the Ten Years’ War in 1721, Aosta was left as the only Povelian colony in Asteria Inferior, and so it continued to rampantly militarize. Taxes levied on Aosta in 1782 after the 8th Tyrrenhian War cratered the economy and, coupled with the Blood Plague, led to civil revolt and the rise of the Colonial Military Authority.

Colonial Military Authority (1782-1816)

The CMA cracked down on dissent and rapidly shored up medical supplies and arms manufacturing. By 1787 the situation had improved and the CMA began to allow indigenous cultures to practice their customs to ease tensions and free up resources. In 1816, the United Kingdom of Etruria granted Aosta dominion status.

Dominion and Revolution (1816-1939)

The 1928 Great War provided Aosta with the Lannish legation city of Möritzg (Vespasian: Moritzga) in 1935 and proved that Aosta could stand on its own as a nation. Aosta declared independence from Etruria in 1937, but it soon became apparent to citizens that the former CMA officials planned to reinstate brutal colonial era policies. Lower-ranking military officers and ordinary citizens swarmed government offices across Aosta in what became known as the Aostan Revolution. After several years of civil war, The Socialist Republic of Aosta was formed in 1939 as a socialist, single-party parliamentary state.

Early 20th Century (1939-2000)

The SRA enacted wide-ranging reforms, including the promotion of indigenous cultures, universal suffrage, a nascent welfare system, and the end of compulsory military service. The SRA brought these reforms to the Legation City of Möritzg (Vespasian: Legazione Città di Moritzga) and supported socialist revolutionaries on mainland Asteria Inferior in the 1950’s. In the 1970’s, a nationwide referendum was held that cemented transparency rules in the government and formed the Independent Commission for Appropriate Political Behavior in order to curb the rampant corruption found in Aosta. In 1987, Möritzg was returned to the United Kingdom of Lannisster. At the ICAPC’s recommendation, and with popular support behind the measure, all political parties within the SRA were prohibited in 1990.

Contemporary Period (2000-2022)

By the turn of the 21st century, Aosta had pivoted to become more diplomatic on the world stage. For example, the Aostan Hospital Fleet provided aid to Elaklania in the 2000’s Elawe Insurrection, to Eldmark in 2019 in the aftermath of Hurricane Jerome, and to Tsabara in the same year during its civil war. Furthermore, Aosta is an active member of the Association for International Socialism and promotes medical, aerospace, and Glacian scientific missions and endeavors. The SRA remains something of a “black sheep” in Asteria Inferior, being the only socialist nation in the continent with a far more socially liberal society than its neighbors, and its industries tend to compete with those in the Azurian Coast in particular. The influx of immigration (stemming from a variety of people, from refugees to people seeking a more liberal society) since 2019 has caused something of a nativist crisis within Aosta.

Geography

Climate

Biodiversity

Government and Politics

Law

Foreign Relations and Military

Provinces and Territories

Economy

Manufacturing

Science and Technology

Finance

Agriculture

Tourism

Currency

Energy

Electricity

Transport

Rail

Road

Air

Demographics

Health

Education

Religion

Ethnic groups

Languages

Culture

Music

Art

Symbols

Literature

Film

Cuisine

Sports