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| official_name = Slirnian Autonomous Region | | official_name = Slirnian Autonomous Region | ||
| other_name = Hegoaldekoa eskualde autonomoa ({{wp|Basque language|Lemovician}})<br>Slirński region autonomiczny ({{wp|Polish language|Miersan}})<br>Szlirniján autonóm régió ({{wp|Hungarian language|Savader}})<br> | | other_name = Hegoaldekoa eskualde autonomoa ({{wp|Basque language|Lemovician}})<br>Slirński region autonomiczny ({{wp|Polish language|Miersan}})<br>Szlirniján autonóm régió ({{wp|Hungarian language|Savader}})<br>Slirnijski autonomni region ({{wp|Montenegrin language|Slirnian}}) | ||
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| settlement_type = {{wp|Autonomous region}} | | settlement_type = {{wp|Autonomous region}} | ||
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The '''Slirnian Autonomous Region''' ({{wp|Basque language|Lemovician}}: ''Hegoaldekoa eskualde autonomoa'', {{wp|Polish language|Miersan}}: ''Slirński region autonomiczny'', {{wp|Hungarian language|Savader}}: ''Szlirniján autonóm régió'', {{wp|Montenegrin language|Slirnian}}: '' | The '''Slirnian Autonomous Region''' ({{wp|Basque language|Lemovician}}: ''Hegoaldekoa eskualde autonomoa'', {{wp|Polish language|Miersan}}: ''Slirński region autonomiczny'', {{wp|Hungarian language|Savader}}: ''Szlirniján autonóm régió'', {{wp|Montenegrin language|Slirnian}}: ''Slirnijski autonomni region'') is a region, which according to [[Lemovicia]], is an {{wp|autonomous region}}, and is, according to [[West Miersa]], part of the powiat of [[Środkowa]] in the [[Administrative divisions of West Miersa#Voivodeship|voivodeship]] of [[Nadmorzem]]. It is bordered to the southwest by the Lemovician [[Zelaja Province]], to the northwest by the rest of the powiat of Środkowa, to the northeast by [[East Miersa]], and to the southeast by [[Slirnia]]. | ||
Established in 1983 upon the capture of the area by Lemovician forces from West Miersa in the [[Lemovician War]], the area was quickly designated an autonomous region for the {{wp|Montenegrin people|Slirnian population}}, despite the fact that there were, and continues to be, a higher proportion of [[Savader people|Savaders]] inhabiting the region, as the Lemovicians feared that explicitly giving the Savaders autonomy there may lead to a Savader state being proclaimed there. | Established in 1983 upon the capture of the area by Lemovician forces from West Miersa in the [[Lemovician War]], the area was quickly designated an autonomous region for the {{wp|Montenegrin people|Slirnian population}}, despite the fact that there were, and continues to be, a higher proportion of [[Savader people|Savaders]] inhabiting the region, as the Lemovicians feared that explicitly giving the Savaders autonomy there may lead to a Savader state being proclaimed there. | ||
Revision as of 16:59, 5 November 2020
Slirnian Autonomous Region
Hegoaldekoa eskualde autonomoa (Lemovician) Slirński region autonomiczny (Miersan) Szlirniján autonóm régió (Savader) Slirnijski autonomni region (Slirnian) | |
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| Country |  Lemovicia (de-facto) West Miersa (de-jure) |
| Capital | Heŕibeŕija |
| Founded | TBD |
| Population (2017) | |
| • Total | 69,753 |
| • Rank | 4th in Lemovicia |
| Time zone | UTC-1 (Central Euclean Time) |
| • Summer (DST) | not observed |
The Slirnian Autonomous Region (Lemovician: Hegoaldekoa eskualde autonomoa, Miersan: Slirński region autonomiczny, Savader: Szlirniján autonóm régió, Slirnian: Slirnijski autonomni region) is a region, which according to Lemovicia, is an autonomous region, and is, according to West Miersa, part of the powiat of Środkowa in the voivodeship of Nadmorzem. It is bordered to the southwest by the Lemovician Zelaja Province, to the northwest by the rest of the powiat of Środkowa, to the northeast by East Miersa, and to the southeast by Slirnia.
Established in 1983 upon the capture of the area by Lemovician forces from West Miersa in the Lemovician War, the area was quickly designated an autonomous region for the Slirnian population, despite the fact that there were, and continues to be, a higher proportion of Savaders inhabiting the region, as the Lemovicians feared that explicitly giving the Savaders autonomy there may lead to a Savader state being proclaimed there.
History
Capture and annexation
After the end of the Miersan War in 1982 with the Treaty of San Alessandro, East Miersa was no longer able to support the fledgling Lemovician state, as the only way to go from East Miersa into Lemovicia was through the West Miersan powiat of Środkowa. Thus, East Miersa pressured the Lemovicians to take over parts of the powiat, in order for East Miersa to be able to supply the Lemovician forces in their fight against the West Miersans.
Thus, in 1983, under orders from the east, Ociote Sasiambarena's forces abandoned the defence of much of northwestern Lemovicia, and instead went on the offensive, with the aim of securing control of the Środkowa corridor, and thus enabling East Miersa to supply weapons and other supplies to the Lemovician forces. By July of 1983, the Lemovicians were able to secure control of the corridor.
From the start, there was discussion as to its future status: while Nikolas Lezana sought to annex it as a direct part of the Lemovician state, either by making it part of the Zelaja Province, while Ociote Sasiambarena sought to give the region autonomy. After heated discussions, it was decided to take Sasiambarena's approach, as Lemovicians have historically were not as present in the Środkowa corridor.
While at this point in time, the largest ethnic group were the Miersans, the Lemovician Section of the Workers' International felt that the Miersans already had a socialist state, and thus did not need an autonomous region of their own within Lemovicia. The second-largest ethnicity were the Savaders, and although Sasiambarena suggested that the corridor be declared as a homeland for the Savaders, due to fears that the corridor may become a separate Savader state, in addition to the racism in Lemovician and Miersan societies against the Savaders at the time, this approach was rejected in favor of Lezana's plan, which was to establish an autonomous region for the Slirnian minority in Lemovicia.
While the Slirnians were the third largest ethnicity in the powiat, in the 1977 census, they numbered only around 2,000 in the Środkowa powiat, with most of them fleeing northwards to West Miersa, or south into Slirnia. However, as they weren't seen as being likely to undermine Lemovician control over the corridor, due to their small population, and the existence of a Slirnian state, it was decided that it would be safer for the Slirnians to serve as the titular nationality of the region.
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Demographics
As of the 2017 census, there were 69,753 persons residing in the Slirnian Autonomous Region.
Ethnically, 53,896 people, or around 77.3% of the population, are ethnic Lemovicians. 10,148 people, or around 14.5% of the population are Savaders, while 4,508 people, or around 6.5% of the population, are Miersan. Only 337 people, or around 0.5% of the population, are Slirnians. Finally, 864 people, or 1.2% of the population, are comprised of other ethnicities.
(TBC)