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'''Hypatia''' ({{wp|Greek|Hellenic}}: Υπατία; ''Ypatía''), officially the '''Hypatian Popular Republic''' (Hellenic: Υπαίθρια Λαϊκή Δημοκρατία; ''Ypaíthria Laïkí Dimokratía''), is a country comprising the island of Hypatia and several minor archipelagos. Hypatia is located in the northern Kayamuca, where the Kayamuca Sea and North Thalassan Ocean meet. It is south of [[Belfras]] and north of [[Ayeli]]. [[New Olympia]] is the largest city and capital; other major cities include [[Lyssarea]] and [[Efyra]]. The area of Hypatia is XXX square kilometers (XXX sq mi). The island of Hypatia is the second-largest island in the Kayamuca, with an area of XXX square kilometers (XXX sq mi), and the most populous with over 23 million inhabitants. | '''Hypatia''' ({{wp|Greek|Hellenic}}: Υπατία; ''Ypatía''), officially the '''Hypatian Popular Republic''' (Hellenic: Υπαίθρια Λαϊκή Δημοκρατία; ''Ypaíthria Laïkí Dimokratía''), is a country comprising the island of Hypatia and several minor archipelagos. Hypatia is located in the northern Kayamuca, where the Kayamuca Sea and North Thalassan Ocean meet. It is south of [[Belfras]] and north of [[Ayeli]]. [[New Olympia]] is the largest city and capital; other major cities include [[Lyssarea]] and [[Efyra]]. The area of Hypatia is XXX square kilometers (XXX sq mi). The island of Hypatia is the second-largest island in the Kayamuca, with an area of XXX square kilometers (XXX sq mi), and the most populous with over 23 million inhabitants. | ||
The territory that is now Hypatia was inhabited by the Situani people from the 3rd millennium BC until Mutulese colonisation in the 8th century AD and Latin colonisation in the 13th century. From the 13th century, it was a colony of [[Latium]] until [[Belfras|Belfrasian]] independence in 1900, in which Hypatia became independent of the emerging Belfrasian Federation in the same year. As a fragile democracy, it swiftly fell under the oligarchic control of the plantation class and former colonial aristocracy. Social and political strife throughout the 1920s and 1930s would led to the establishment of the [[Neo Kratos]] under President [[Nikos Kasimatis]]. The dictatorship would last until 1970 when democratisation followed the death of Kasimatis, where the [[Hypatian Worker's League]] won a landslide. The leftist government dismantled the oligarchy and instituted popular reforms, while in turn undermining democratic institutions, allowing them to govern Hypatia uninterrupted to the present day. | |||
Culturally, Hypatia is considered part of Latin Norumbria. It is a multiethnic country whose people, culture and customs derive from diverse origins, including the aboriginal Situani peoples, the long period of Mutulese and Latin colonialism, and mass migration from across [[Belisaria]]. | |||
Hypatia was a founding member of the [[Organization of Latin States]] until its suspension in 1993 over its constitution and record of human rights abuses. It is a country noted for its bio-diversity and remains one of the few countries to meet the criteria of sustainable development. Its economy is dominated by exports of sugar, tobacco, coffee, light goods and skilled labor. | |||
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Hypatian Popular Republic Υπαίθρια Λαϊκή Δημοκρατία Ypaíthria Laïkí Dimokratía | |
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| Capital and largest city | New Olympia |
| Official languages | Hellenic |
| Demonym(s) | Hypatian |
| Government | Unity dominant party presidential republic |
| Georgios Varvoglis | |
| Nikos Koumoundouros | |
| Leonidas Theotokis | |
| Legislature | Popular Council |
| Independence from Belfras | |
| 11 March 1900 | |
• Republican constitution | 1 April 1900 |
• Neo Kratos proclaimed | 18 December 1939 |
• Democratisation | 2 September 1970 |
• Current constitution | 1 April 1992 |
| Population | |
• 2018 estimate | 23,580,221 |
• 2012 census | 22,111,998 |
| GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Total | $240.518 billion |
• Per capita | $10,200 |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Total | $158.482 billion |
• Per capita | $6,721 |
| Gini | 33.51 medium |
| HDI | 0.753 high |
| Currency | Hypatian foinix (HYF) |
| Date format | dd.mm.yyyy |
| Driving side | left |
Hypatia (Hellenic: Υπατία; Ypatía), officially the Hypatian Popular Republic (Hellenic: Υπαίθρια Λαϊκή Δημοκρατία; Ypaíthria Laïkí Dimokratía), is a country comprising the island of Hypatia and several minor archipelagos. Hypatia is located in the northern Kayamuca, where the Kayamuca Sea and North Thalassan Ocean meet. It is south of Belfras and north of Ayeli. New Olympia is the largest city and capital; other major cities include Lyssarea and Efyra. The area of Hypatia is XXX square kilometers (XXX sq mi). The island of Hypatia is the second-largest island in the Kayamuca, with an area of XXX square kilometers (XXX sq mi), and the most populous with over 23 million inhabitants.
The territory that is now Hypatia was inhabited by the Situani people from the 3rd millennium BC until Mutulese colonisation in the 8th century AD and Latin colonisation in the 13th century. From the 13th century, it was a colony of Latium until Belfrasian independence in 1900, in which Hypatia became independent of the emerging Belfrasian Federation in the same year. As a fragile democracy, it swiftly fell under the oligarchic control of the plantation class and former colonial aristocracy. Social and political strife throughout the 1920s and 1930s would led to the establishment of the Neo Kratos under President Nikos Kasimatis. The dictatorship would last until 1970 when democratisation followed the death of Kasimatis, where the Hypatian Worker's League won a landslide. The leftist government dismantled the oligarchy and instituted popular reforms, while in turn undermining democratic institutions, allowing them to govern Hypatia uninterrupted to the present day.
Culturally, Hypatia is considered part of Latin Norumbria. It is a multiethnic country whose people, culture and customs derive from diverse origins, including the aboriginal Situani peoples, the long period of Mutulese and Latin colonialism, and mass migration from across Belisaria.
Hypatia was a founding member of the Organization of Latin States until its suspension in 1993 over its constitution and record of human rights abuses. It is a country noted for its bio-diversity and remains one of the few countries to meet the criteria of sustainable development. Its economy is dominated by exports of sugar, tobacco, coffee, light goods and skilled labor.