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In the 16th and 17th centuries, Feluga experienced a dark period during the [[Gran Viatge]]. This period has been recognised as the [[Baltasar Regime]], when most of the Feluguese lower-middle strata people were brutally murdered. | In the 16th and 17th centuries, Feluga experienced a dark period during the [[Gran Viatge]]. This period has been recognised as the [[Baltasar Regime]], when most of the Feluguese lower-middle strata people were brutally murdered. | ||
By the early of 17th century, voyagers and traders from the north-west known from [[Goutian East Trade Company]] (Gotaish: Goutian Verslunarfélag Austurs) have arrived in Portalegre. As Baltasar isolationist foreign policy, the [[Goutian East Trade Company]] were not warmly welcomed and Fionn, who led the expedition, was taken into custody by Baltasar's men. | By the early of 17th century, voyagers and traders from the north-west known from [[Goutian East Trade Company]] (Gotaish: Goutian Verslunarfélag Austurs) have arrived in [[Portalegre]]. As Baltasar isolationist foreign policy, the [[Goutian East Trade Company]] were not warmly welcomed and Fionn, who led the expedition, was taken into custody by Baltasar's men. | ||
Feluguese' economy is driven by ($MainEconomy). Feluga is part of several international and intergovernmental institutions, including the [[Assembled Nations]]. | Feluguese' economy is driven by ($MainEconomy). Feluga is part of several international and intergovernmental institutions, including the [[Assembled Nations]]. | ||
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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
The word Feluga derives from the Aroman-Geltic place name ''Veloca''; a city where present-day Veloz and Morisca. The Aroman took over the basecamp of the [[Velones]] and named it to Veloca to simplify ''Velones Loca'' (literally means the Velones’ dwelling place). | The word Feluga derives from the Aroman-Geltic place name ''Veloca''; a city where present-day [[Veloz]] and [[Morisca]]. The Aroman took over the basecamp of the [[Velones]] and named it to Veloca to simplify ''Velones Loca'' (literally means the Velones’ dwelling place). | ||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
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'''1979''': Emperor Patrick XIII of the [[Goutian Empire]] transferred full authority and recognition of the sovereignty of the State. | '''1979''': Emperor Patrick XIII of the [[Goutian Empire]] transferred full authority and recognition of the sovereignty of the State. | ||
'''1979-1988''': Emerging of Communism from [[Red Iberos]]. | |||
'''30 September 1988''': [[Movimento Frente Azul]] (MFA) to eradicate Communism.<br /> | '''30 September 1988''': [[Movimento Frente Azul]] (MFA) to eradicate Communism.<br /> | ||
'''5 October 1988''': Birth of [[Pimentalismo]] and the Republic.<br /> | '''5 October 1988''': Birth of [[Pimentalismo]] and the Republic.<br /> | ||
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Feluguese Republic República Feluguesa | |
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| Motto: Avançar Solidariamente "Advance in Solidarity" | |
| Anthem: Próspera Minha Pátria "Prosperous My Homeland" | |
 Location of Feluga (dark green) | |
| Capital and largest city | Sintra |
| Official languages | Feluguese |
| Ethnic groups (2021) | 72.8% Feluguese 16.9% Qubdi 10.3% Others |
| Religion (2021) |
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| Demonym(s) | Feluguese |
| Government | Unitary dominant-party presidential constitutional republic |
• President | Ferdinand Emanuel Fernandes |
• Vice President | Jorge Xavier Duarte |
| Legislature | Cortes Gerais |
| Establishment | |
| 7 CE | |
| 1018 CE | |
| 1283 CE | |
| 1623 CE | |
• Republic | 25 March 1988 |
• Constitution | 5 October 1988 |
| Area | |
• Total | 241,600 km2 (93,300 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 2021 census | 27,113,795 |
• Density | 112.2/km2 (290.6/sq mi) |
| GDP (nominal) | 2021 estimate |
• Total | $531.566 billion |
• Per capita | $19,605 |
| Gini (2021) | 31.2 medium |
| HDI (2021) |  0.866very high |
| Currency | lasca ₤ (FEL) |
| Time zone | CET+7 |
| Date format | dd/mm/yyyy |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +88 |
| Internet TLD | .fe |
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[WIP] Feluga, officially the Feluguese Republic (Feluguese: República Feluguesa), is a sovereign state located in the Amutian subcontinent of southern Europa. It is bordered by Qubdi to the west, Renolion to the east, and Red Iberos to the south. Sintra is the capital and largest city by population.
Feluga is one of the oldest continuously existing nation state on the Amutian subcontinent, its territory having been continuously settled, invaded and fought over since prehistoric times. It was inhabited by pre-Geltic and Geltic peoples who had contact with Laimiaic traders, it was ruled by the Aroman, followed by the invasions of Qubdi who eventually were expelled.
In the 16th and 17th centuries, Feluga experienced a dark period during the Gran Viatge. This period has been recognised as the Baltasar Regime, when most of the Feluguese lower-middle strata people were brutally murdered.
By the early of 17th century, voyagers and traders from the north-west known from Goutian East Trade Company (Gotaish: Goutian Verslunarfélag Austurs) have arrived in Portalegre. As Baltasar isolationist foreign policy, the Goutian East Trade Company were not warmly welcomed and Fionn, who led the expedition, was taken into custody by Baltasar's men.
Feluguese' economy is driven by ($MainEconomy). Feluga is part of several international and intergovernmental institutions, including the Assembled Nations.
Etymology
The word Feluga derives from the Aroman-Geltic place name Veloca; a city where present-day Veloz and Morisca. The Aroman took over the basecamp of the Velones and named it to Veloca to simplify Velones Loca (literally means the Velones’ dwelling place).
Geography
[WIP] Landscape. Climate. Where exactly is your country compared to others on the global map? Describe the landscape, plants, and animals. Which mountains and rivers are important to include? Describe are the climate and seasons? How does geography determine where people live? Are there areas separated from one another? How about cities? This will greatly help you with the next part of history.
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History
[WIP] How did your current country come to be? What were the country's previous incarnations? Was the country part of a union with a neighbour? Which events shaped the way the country is today?
Prehistory
Tribal Chiefdom
Aroman Velonia
Qubdian Rule
County of Faluka
Kingdom of Feluga
Viceroy of Feluga
1623 - 1988
- Goutian Verslunarfélag Austurs (GVA) or simply known as Goutian East Trade Company arrived in Portalegre.
- Fionn and others were taken into custody by Baltasar's men.
- Distrust and Coup d'Etat, Baltasar was killed in battle.
- Restored and installed the Viceroyalty.
Birth of Pimentalismo and the Republic
1979: Emperor Patrick XIII of the Goutian Empire transferred full authority and recognition of the sovereignty of the State.
1979-1988: Emerging of Communism from Red Iberos.
30 September 1988: Movimento Frente Azul (MFA) to eradicate Communism.
5 October 1988: Birth of Pimentalismo and the Republic.
25 March 1990: Constitution of the Republic.
Politics
[WIP] The current Feluguese government’s structure is ($GovernmentStructure).
Economy
[WIP] Feluguese' economy is driven by ($MainEconomy).
Transport
[WIP] The primary flag-carrier is ($NationalAirlines). Main international airport is ($InternationalAirport)
Demographics
[WIP] Demographics. Ethnic groups. Social classes. Language. Education. Marriage. Religion. Healthcare. Diseases.
