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Tìrmons human history begins with the migration of early nomadic hunter-gatherer cultures over 1 million years ago to the Mòrainean Lowlands and Caitasi Forests. Human presence in Tìrmon remained constant since their introduction, through harsh glacial periods. Eventually a sedentary human population developed with the introduction of | Tìrmons human history begins with the migration of early nomadic hunter-gatherer cultures over 1 million years ago to the Mòrainean Lowlands and Caitasi Forests. Human presence in Tìrmon remained constant since their introduction, through harsh glacial periods. Eventually a sedentary human population developed with the introduction of Proto-Indo-Europeans and Farming roughly 8000 BCE. | ||
Proto- | Proto-Indo-Europeans developed into an indigenous tribal culture beginning about 7000 BCE, known today as the Droungo Culture. They developed a distinct language isolate since largely lost to history; only a few examples of archeological evidence provide hints about the language and culture to this day. | ||
The Droungo eventually began to be displaced with the arrival of the Old Ghàel settlers in 1200 BCE; the Droungo Culture was effectively distinct by the turn of the millenium, with its people either displaced or integrated into the new dominant Ghàelic culture. | The Droungo eventually began to be displaced with the arrival of the Old Ghàel settlers in 1200 BCE; the Droungo Culture was effectively distinct by the turn of the millenium, with its people either displaced or integrated into the new dominant Ghàelic culture. | ||
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Democratic Republic of Tìrmon Pobblaght Deynlagh na Tìrmuyne | |
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 Flag
 Coat of arms
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| Capital | Ùrraon |
| Largest city | Beltra |
| Official languages | Ghàelic |
| Recognised regional languages | Caitasi |
| Ethnic groups (2019) | |
| Demonym(s) | Tirmoni |
| Government | Socialist Republic |
| Màiri Mac Duibhshíth | |
| Douglas Blààn | |
| Legislature | Shannad |
| Assembly of Tìrmon | |
| States Council | |
| Establishment | |
| 38 BCE | |
• Independence of the Ghàelic Kingdoms following the collapse of the First Sabarine Empire | 468 AD |
• Formation of the Ghàel Alliance | 15 October 1581 |
• War of the Siarach League | 27 April 1799 |
| 8 April 1917 | |
| Population | |
• 2020 estimate | 28,000,000 |
• 2019 census | 27,840,097 |
| GDP (PPP) | 2019 estimate |
• Total | 1.213 Trillion |
• Per capita | $43,576 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2019 estimate |
• Total | 808.782 Billion |
• Per capita | 29,051 |
| HDI (2019) |  0.889very high |
| Currency | Cùinn |
| Time zone | UTC-1 (UTC) |
| Driving side | left |
| Calling code | +84 |
| Internet TLD | .ti |
Tìrmon (Ghàelic: Tìrmuyne, Caitasi: Tyhrnòn), officially the Democratic Republic of Tìrmon is a sovereign state in Auressia, in the Western Hemisphere of Levilion. The Democratic Republic of Tìrmon governs over four Constituent Countries, Mòrainea, Innsea, Caitas and Adaua, as well as the Capital City District, or Ceanna-Sgìre, Ùrraon. The geography of Tìrmon is characterised by rocky terrains such as mountains and highlands in the North, smooth grasslands and farms in the interior, and dense forests along the South. Tìrmon borders Castelana to its Southeast, and the Hesperian Ocean on all other sides.
The population of Tìrmon is roughly 28 million as of 2020 estimates. While Tìrmon is a less urbanised nation than is typical, population centres are the most common in the Central Belt between Innsea and Central Mòrainea, where the cities of Beltra, Ùrraon, Kinross and Arrdea lie. Lush farmlands and small towns fill the landscape between population centres. A former member of the Occidental Confederacy, it unilaterally withdraw following the overthrow of the Tìrmoni Monarchy in 1912 and the establishment of a Socialist Republic.
History
Pre-History [Before 1200 BCE]
Tìrmons human history begins with the migration of early nomadic hunter-gatherer cultures over 1 million years ago to the Mòrainean Lowlands and Caitasi Forests. Human presence in Tìrmon remained constant since their introduction, through harsh glacial periods. Eventually a sedentary human population developed with the introduction of Proto-Indo-Europeans and Farming roughly 8000 BCE.
Proto-Indo-Europeans developed into an indigenous tribal culture beginning about 7000 BCE, known today as the Droungo Culture. They developed a distinct language isolate since largely lost to history; only a few examples of archeological evidence provide hints about the language and culture to this day.
The Droungo eventually began to be displaced with the arrival of the Old Ghàel settlers in 1200 BCE; the Droungo Culture was effectively distinct by the turn of the millenium, with its people either displaced or integrated into the new dominant Ghàelic culture.
Ghàelic Culture and Sabarian Contact [1200 BCE - 0 AD]
The Old Ghàels