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'''Rosalia''' ({{wpl|Jerrais Language|Blaykish}}: Rousalienne, {{wpl|Cree language|Ayisiyinowak}}: Natimayik), is a country in northern [[Marceaunia]]. It is bordered to the north by the Demontean Ocean to the north and west, the Gulf of Espéther to the east and  [[Pascoia]] and [[Wapisqua]] to the south. Rosalia covers an area of 1,240,000 km<sup>2</sup> (480,000 sq mi) and has approximately 15,372,929 inhabitants. Rosalia has X states including the {{wpl|capital city}} [[Grellier]] and one territory. Other major urban areas include [[Rosalia#Demographics|Sorsoleil]], [[Rosalia#Demographics|La Trinity]], [[Rosalia#Demographics|Icho]], [[Rosalia#Demographics|L'Êtché]], [[Rosalia#Demographics|Frémont]] and [[Rosalia#Demographics|Madawaska]].
'''Rosalia''' ({{wpl|Jerrais Language|Blaykish}}: Rousalienne, {{wpl|Cree language|Ayisiyinowak}}: Natimayik), is a country in northern [[Marceaunia]]. It is bordered to the north by the Demontean Ocean to the north and west, the Gulf of Espéther to the east and  [[Pascoia]] and [[Wapisqua]] to the south. Rosalia covers an area of 1,240,000 km<sup>2</sup> (480,000 sq mi) and has approximately 15,372,929 inhabitants. Rosalia has 5 states and 3 territories.  The capital and largest city of Rosalia is [[Grellier]] on the border with Pascoia. Other major urban areas include [[Rosalia#Demographics|Sorsoleil]], [[Rosalia#Demographics|Icho]], [[Rosalia#Demographics|L'Êtché]], and [[Rosalia#Demographics|Frémont]].


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==Politics==
==Politics==
===Administrative districts===
===Administrative districts===
{{Main|States of Rosalia}}
Rosalia is comprised of 5 states and 3 territories:
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|- style="font-size:100%; text-align:right;"
!Map!! State !! ID !! Capital !! Population
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|rowspan="15" | [[File:States of Rosalia.png|300px|States and territories of Rosalia]]
! colspan="5"|States
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| style="border-right:0;"| [[New Galens]] || 1 || [[Grellier]] || X
|-
| style="border-right:0;"| [[Mestaski]] || 2 || [[Sorsoleil]] || X
|-
| style="border-right:0;"| [[Kisea]] || 3 || [[Icho]] || X
|-
| style="border-right:0;"| [[New Campanie]] || 5 || [[Bataille]] || X
|-
| style="border-right:0;"| [[Madawaska]] || 8 || [[Frémont]] || X
|-
! colspan="5"|Territories
|-
| style="border-right:0;"| [[Malveynant]] || 4 || [[Pakmaniwakik]] || X
|-
| style="border-right:0;"| [[Trinity (Rosalia)|Trinity]] || 6 || [[Hâtain]] || X
|-
| style="border-right:0;"| [[Espether]] || 7 || [[Sorsoleil]] || X
|-
|}
===Foreign relations===
===Foreign relations===
===Law===
===Law===

Revision as of 21:45, 13 April 2022

Rosalia
Rousalienne (Blaykish)
Natimayik (Ayisiyinowak)
Flag of Rosalia
Flag
of Rosalia
Coat of arms
Capital
and largest city
Grellier
Official languagesBlaykish
Recognised national languagesPrincipean
Ethnic groups
(2020)
51.2% Auressian
24.4% Indigenous
15.2% Métis
4.7% Surucian
2.1% Idican
2.5% Other
Religion
See Religion in Rosalia
Demonym(s)Rosalian
GovernmentUnitary Semi-Presidential Republic
• President
Mar Ozard
Ouiyamme Cadec
LegislatureCongress
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Area
• 
1,240,000 km2 (480,000 sq mi)
Population
• 2021 census
15,372,929
GDP (PPP)2020 estimate
• Total
$722.3 billion
• Per capita
$46,991
GDP (nominal)2020 estimate
• Total
$682.4 billion
• Per capita
$44,392
Gini (2021)32.1Increase
medium
HDI (2021)Increase 0.912
very high
CurrencyRosalian Cabot (RCD)
Driving sideleft
Calling code+14
Internet TLD.rl

Rosalia (Blaykish: Rousalienne, Ayisiyinowak: Natimayik), is a country in northern Marceaunia. It is bordered to the north by the Demontean Ocean to the north and west, the Gulf of Espéther to the east and Pascoia and Wapisqua to the south. Rosalia covers an area of 1,240,000 km2 (480,000 sq mi) and has approximately 15,372,929 inhabitants. Rosalia has 5 states and 3 territories. The capital and largest city of Rosalia is Grellier on the border with Pascoia. Other major urban areas include Sorsoleil, Icho, L'Êtché, and Frémont.

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  • History
  • Overview

Etymology

  • Rosalia from the Blaykish queen
  • Natimayik (people) and attempted changes from Rosalia to Natimayik

History

Native groups

  • Native immigration and culture
  • Relatively peaceful first contact between Natives and Auressians
  • Diseases

Blaykish colonisation

  • Settlers encroaching on native territory
  • First Madawaska war, natives push settlers out of Madawaska
  • Worsening relations
  • Second Madawaska war, stalemate and tensions continue

Maitanese Madawaska

  • Federation of the Maitane
  • Increasingly bad relations with natives
  • Third Madawaska war, settlers win and begin to try and assimilate natives
  • Frontier war, Rosalian nationalists, natives and others fight

First Republic of Rosalia

  • Centralised authoritarian government
  • Fourth Madawaska war
  • First Republic collapses
  • Treaty of Icho, native representation and equality

Contemporary era

  • State of Rosalia
  • Economic growth and immigration
  • Reconciliation committee - some native conflicts healed
  • Neutrality in GW1, Coalition in GW2
  • Second Treaty of Icho
  • Madawaskan referendum 2007, increased native autonomy
The eruption of X volcano in 1982

Geography

Biodiversity

Climate

Politics

Administrative districts

Rosalia is comprised of 5 states and 3 territories:

Map State ID Capital Population
States and territories of Rosalia States
New Galens 1 Grellier X
Mestaski 2 Sorsoleil X
Kisea 3 Icho X
New Campanie 5 Bataille X
Madawaska 8 Frémont X
Territories
Malveynant 4 Pakmaniwakik X
Trinity 6 Hâtain X
Espether 7 Sorsoleil X

Foreign relations

Law

Economy

Infrastructure

Science and technology

Agriculture

Tourism

Demographics

Language

Ethnicity

Indigenous groups

Religion

Health

Education

Culture

Art

Music

Literature

Cuisine

Media

Sports

Holidays and festivals