Triame

United Kingdom of Triary and Saek (Triame)
Motto: “Uni'ag tsa roi” United by our king.
Anthem: "The rose of the glory" Royal anthem: "God bless the king"
Location	Northwestern Olivacia, east of the Sunadic Ocean
Capital and	Riosar
Official languages	Triamian
Ethnic groups (2023)	82% White, 11% Asian, 7% Other
Religion (2023)	Christian
Demonym(s)	Triamian
Government	Unitary parliamentary semi-constitutional one-party monarchy
Legislature	Parliament
• Upper house	House of Royal-elected
• Lower house	House of the People
Union
• Duchy of Triary	645
• Union with the County of Saek	1125
• Absolute Monarchy of Triame	1323
• First Civil War	1489 - 1491
• Grand-Duchy of Triame	1492
• Second Civil War	1783 - 1795
• Republic of Triary	1796
• 1812	Revolution of the Royals
• 1813	United Kingdom of Triary
• 1825	Constitution of the Royal Kingdom
• 1893	Prohibition of Serfdom
• 1956 - 1979	"Triamian Economic Miracle"
• 1985 - 1990	Military Dictatorship
• 1992	Return of the monarchy and creation of a new constitution
Population
• 2022 estimate	96,203,982
• 2022 census	96,203,982
GDP (PPP)	2022 estimate
• Total	5.411 Trillion ACU (not ranked)
• Per capita	56,244 ACU (not ranked)
GDP (nominal)	2022 estimate
• Total	3.404 Trillion ACU (not ranked)
• Per capita	35,388.29 ACU (not ranked)
Gini (2022)	31.5 medium (not ranked)
HDI (2022)	0.919 very high (not ranked)
Currency	Ditrio (₯) (TRI)
Time zone	UTC-6
Date format	dd/mm/yy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+130
Internet TLD	.tr

Triame(IPA:/ˈsʊ.kɒŋ/), officialy the United Kingdom of Triary and Saek (Triamian: Roiamo Uni'de Triaria'et Saek) is a country in northwestern Olivacia. Triame covers a land area of TBA² , with a population of 96,203,982 inhabitants, ammounting to a population densitsy of TBA inhabitants per km² , it is one medium-high populated nation in Anteria, and one of the largest christian majority country, with over 79% of the population identifying as christian. The majority of the population (about 52%) live in the northern part of the country.

Triame is a unitary parliamentary semi-constitutional one-party monarchy, with a parliament divided in the House of Royal-elected and the House of the People. It has TBA provinces, that have certain administrative powers granted by the central government. Triame's capital, Riosar, is the largest city in the country and among the largest in Olivacia. Triame shares land borders with Sukong in the south, and RIamo in the north.

Demographics

Health

Triame's health system is public and universal for all its citizens, following a Beveridge model. Hospitals within public healthcare are owned by the government, or managed by a private insurer that has a contract with the Ministry of Health. In 2023, the Ministry of Health spent 8.1% of its GDP on health, representing 2,863.56 ACU per person.

All people under 16 years of age or in poverty receive completely free health care, having a national health card that allows them to access these services. The rest of the patients who are not in any of these situations must pay co-payments, ranging from 20 ACU to a maximum of 500. At the end of each month, a portion of the cost is reimbursed depending on the patient's monthly income, number of dependents, and expenses incurred. On average, approximately 65% of the total costs are reimbursed, although this can vary greatly depending on the treatment. For example, a visit to the GP may have absolutely no reimbursement in certain cases, while a surgery typically has reimbursement rates above 80%.

The expense that is not paid by the Ministry of Health can be reduced by contracting private insurance, something quite common among the population. These can also cover aspects that are not included in public health, such as the dentist, the eye doctor, and aesthetic medicine. It is also commonly used to go to private hospitals, where waiting lists are usually shorter and care is more immediate. According to a survey conducted in 2023, approximately 76% of the population has private insurance.

Triame has a wide network of hospitals, medical centers and outpatient clinics, both public and private, which are distributed throughout the territory. Health care is of good quality, with updated technological equipment and highly trained staff. The biggest complaints among users tend to be the waiting lists in public healthcare and the high co-payments present in the system despite being public (representing 1,897 ACU per year per person on average). Despite these problems, the country has one of the highest life expectancies in the world (standing at 81 years for men and 86 years for women).