Stedoria

Stedorian People's Republic Mensarepüblikän Stedoriänik (Stedorian) Républike Pôpulêre di Stèdorie (Alzi)
Flag of Stedoria Flag of Stedoria Coat of arms
Motto: "Binos gität obsik me täläkt" "It is my right by reason"
Anthem: Repüblikikahüm "Republican Hymn" March: Levolutan "The Revolutionary"
Capital and	Kapojvar
Official languages	Stedorian, Alzian
Ethnic groups	Stedorian 84%, Alzians 14%, and other 2%
Religion	Täläktim (official)
Demonym(s)	Stedorian
Government	Federal revolutionary dominant-party assembly-independent republic
• Chief Consul	Tamäj Köseg
• Second Consul	Djuråd-Françwa Delvaux
• Chief Tribunal President	Arpäd Etvös
Legislature	Exovedate
Establishment
• Establishment of the Kelvön Dynasty	1568
• First republic established	August 19, 1793
• Kelvön Dynasty re-established	November 14, 1801
• Republic established	December 13, 2009
Area
•	296,300 km2 (114,400 sq mi)
Population
• 2019 census	18,727,052
• Density	38.23/km2 (99.0/sq mi)
GDP (nominal)	2021 estimate
• Total	$264.11 billion
• Per capita	$14,103
Gini (2020)	28.8 low
HDI	0.608 medium
Currency	Könäd (ĸ) (KND)
Time zone	UTC+0 (UTC)
Date format	dd.mm.yyyy CE
Driving side	right
Calling code	+772
Internet TLD	.st

Stedoria, officially the Stedorian People's Republic (Stedorian: Mensarepüblikän Stedoriänik), (Alzi: Républike Pôpulêre di Stèdorie), is country located in southeastern Argis. Its neighbours are Fravina, Velaheria, and Delamaria to the east, Dolchland to the south, and Walneria to the west. Stedoria is divided into 6 states, and 1 autonomous republic, all of which have their own governing bodies. The population of 18.7 million Stedorians are largely of the Dolch Stedorian ethnic group, with the Alzi minority being descendants of the Brux people.

Stedoria, following a second turbulent revolution that led to the deposition of the monarchy and the establishment of a republic, has led to significant economic turmoil, though in recent years the Stedorian economy has slowly started to recover. Stedoria is a Federal revolutionary dominant-party assembly-independent republic, with its government divided into three separate branches of government and a unicameral legislature. Officially a republic since the 2nd Stedorian Revolution toppled the monarchy, monarchist rebels are still fighting government forces in certain provinces of the country in the Internal conflict in Stedoria. Many political experts claim Stedoria to be a hybrid regime, with the nation's political institutions heavily dominated by the National Party of the Stedorian Revolution, who have governed since the first election after the founding of the republic.

History

Prehistory

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Early History

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Kaotatimät

(Time of Chaos, circa 700, when Stedorian principality broke up)

Yulakompenanatimät

(Confederacy period, circa 1130 CE, when Stedoria was organised into a loose confederacy)

Rise of the Kelvön Dynasty

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Failed Colony and Isolationism

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First Revolution

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Stedorian-Walnerian War

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Consolidation of Monarchical Power

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Internal Conflict

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Second Revolution

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Recent History

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Politics

Government

The Stedorian People's Republic is a parliamentary republic with an executive presidency that is currently governed by Chief Consul Tamäj Köseg of the National Party of the Stedorian Revolution. The Stedorian People's Republic is divided into three branches of government: the executive, judicial and legislative. The executive branch of Stedoria consists of the Chief Consul of Stedoria, the Second Consul, and the Chief Consul's cabinet. The Chief Consul and Second Consul are indirectly elected by the Stedorian people. During parliamentary elections, parties nominate a potential Chief and Second Consul, typically a party's leader and vice-leader. After an election, a vote is held within the legislature to elect a Chief Consul by means of a majority. If a party obtains a majority during an election, then typically the Chief Consul is elected solely by the majority party. If no party achieves a majority, then the legislature is given two weeks to from a coalition of parties. If two weeks passes and nobody is elected or two votes for Chief Consul within the legislature fail, a new election is automatically held. The cabinet cannot be dissolved by the legislature, with only the Chief Consul and Second Consul holding this power.

The judicial branch is lead by the Chief Justice of Stedoria, currently Arpäd Etvös, and is divided into three levels of judiciary. The first and highest level is the National Revolutionary Tribunal, lead by the Chief Tribunal President of Stedoria. The National Revolutionary Court deals with national issues, constitutional issues, extremely serious crimes, and issues that are transmitted to it by lower level courts, and its rulings cover the entirety of Stedoria law-wise. The second level are the Provincial/Territorial Revolutionary Tribunals, lead by a Provincial/Territorial Tribunal President. The Provincial/Territorial Revolutionary Tribunals deal with province/territory-wide issues, crimes, and issues transmitted to them by the lowest level of courts, and their rulings cover the entirety of the territory they represent. The third and lowest level of courts are the District Revolutionary Tribunals, lead by a District Tribunal President. The District Revolutionary Tribunals deal with with municipal issues, petty crimes, and civil disputes, and their rulings cover the entirety of the district they represent. Both the District and Provincial/Territorial Revolutionary Tribunals have the right to request serious and larger cases to higher level courts, and the courts they are transferred to have the right to either accept the case or deny it and send it back to the original level of court in which the case was filed.

The legislative branch consists of the Exovedate of Stedoria, Stedoria's legislature. The head of the legislative branch is the speaker of the Exovedate. Each member of the Exovedate is elected in a riding that hypothetically represents an even amount of population per each member of parliament. The Exovedate's seats are directly elected, with elections taking place every four years.