Ludviska

Unitary Republic of Ludviska Ludviska
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Motto:  All fer eur molaca!!
Anthem:  Lei viva Ludviska!
Capital	Lublin
Official languages	Ludvisk
Ethnic groups	99% Ludviskans   1% Others
Religion	Protestantism 96% Protestantism 4% others
Demonym(s)	Ludviskan
Government	Unitary Republic
• President	Mickle Tors.
Legislature	Ludviskan Republic
Independent state
• Poppy Revolution	1st June 1792
• National Day.	1st June
Area
• Total	385,207 km2 (148,729 sq mi)
Population
• September 2022 estimate	26,900,800
GDP (PPP)	2021 estimate
• Total	669,829,920,000$
• Per capita	~24,900$
GDP (nominal)	2021 estimate
• Total	~548,776,320$
• Per capita	~$20,400
Gini (2022)	80 very high
HDI (2022)	0.682 medium
Currency	Ludviskan Pounds (L£) (LVP)
Time zone	UTC0 (0)
Driving side	left
Calling code	+978
Internet TLD	.ldv<br

Ludviska, officially known as the Unitary Republic of Ludviska (Ludvisk: Ludviska Ona Republik) is a sovereign state in northeastern Thismari, located south of the equator. It borders Sontar to the south and Rothgard to the rest. With an area of ​​385,207 km2, it is considered a country with a relatively low population density. Ludviska stands out for the presence of a similar culture, religion and ethnicity for centuries. This country adopted Christianity in the 3rd century, and today it is a deeply religious society, with a confessional state.

The country's history dates back more than five thousand years before recorded history. Before Christianization, Ludviska was made up of several primitive villages and tribes. In the third century AD Slavic settlers, who had been exiled, arrived from the north of Anteria. Exploring the continent, they found Ludviska, and they decided to settle because of its mild climate and the extensive natural resources it had. The settlers had a much more developed technology, and they wiped out the primitive peoples in the area; imposing their culture, religion and language that endures today. In the year XI, after several confrontations and wars, the Kingdom of Ludviska is consolidated, being the first precedent to the current country. With King Lyuk I in power, a feudal system is established, with a nobility and clerics favored from the exploitation of the peasants. During this time, the Ludviskana Protestant Church is consolidated, and is implanted in society; unifying the different beliefs derived from Christianity previously existing. From the 11th to the 17th century, Ludviska is governed by this system, with hardly any alteration. However, at the end of the 16th century, a small group of bourgeois and merchants began to develop, gradually gaining economic power. In the year 1785, the bourgeoisie (with high power and influence in society), staged a coup claiming more power in political decisions. This is successful, and the last Ludviska king, Ptolus III, is beheaded.

Thus, the republican regime is established, which continues to govern the country today. This system is an elective democracy, in which only some citizens can vote. This situation, aggravated by wide economic and social inequality, provoked several revolutions throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. Due to the establishment of a strong and well-funded police force, none have been successful to this day. The companies have consolidated themselves in the government, and finance it heavily to favor their interests.

Due to the discovery of oil and mineral deposits in the middle of the 20th century, the economy changed radically. It went from a society based on agriculture and livestock for subsistence to one based on the extraction and processing of natural resources. Despite this economic improvement, there remains a wide inequality in the population. A minority lives in luxury and ostentation, while the majority of the population has barely benefited from this growth. The economy is characterized by the extraction of crude oil, copper, lithium and tin. There are also other important sectors, such as oil refining, textiles or lumber. The majority of the country's inhabitants have a medium-low standard of living, with precarious and inefficient education and health systems. The literacy rate stands at 84%, and citizens with tertiary education make up 14.5% of the population. The proficiency rate in English is 5%.

Ludviska is an elective semi-presidential republic with a bicameral government. The country is quite isolated, and does not maintain outstanding diplomatic relations.

History

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Government

Ludviska is constituted as a Unitary Republic, with a semi-presidential and bicameral system. National elections are held every 5 years.

Lower House=

There are 100 seats. These are distributed among the political parties depending on the votes they have, which are measured in percentages. The candidates for deputies of the different political parties must be on a list before the elections are held. To vote, you need to have an income above the national average and be a man over 18 years of age.

Upper house

There are 10 seats. To vote, you need to have an income 250% above the national average and be a man over 18 years of age.

Culture

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