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|national_motto = ''"Pour l'Empereur et la Liberté !"'' <!--in inverted commas and wikilinked if link exists--> | |national_motto = ''"Pour l'Empereur et la Liberté !"'' <!--in inverted commas and wikilinked if link exists--> | ||
|englishmotto = "For the Emperor and Liberty" <!--English language version of motto--> | |englishmotto = "For the Emperor and Liberty" <!--English language version of motto--> | ||
|national_anthem = "La Marche des Gens de Cœur"<br/>[[File:MediaPlayer.png|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mP_ORzfgHuw]] < | |national_anthem = "La Marche des Gens de Cœur"<br/>[[File:MediaPlayer.png|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mP_ORzfgHuw]]<br/>"Dans les bayous de Bayave" (unofficial, popular)<br/>[[File:MediaPlayer.png|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qExgiuuvea4]] <!--in inverted commas and wikilinked if link exists--> | ||
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Confederate States of Florentia Etats Confédérés de Florentie (Lysian) | |
|---|---|
 Flag | |
| Motto: "Pour l'Empereur et la Liberté !" "For the Emperor and Liberty" | |
Anthem: "La Marche des Gens de Cœur" "Dans les bayous de Bayave" (unofficial, popular) | |
 Map of Florentia | |
| Capital | Montcharmin |
| Largest | Belleville |
| Official languages | Lysian |
| Recognised national languages | Florentian creole |
| Recognised regional languages | Stillian |
| Ethnic groups (2022) | Florentian creole (69%) Natives (18%) Stillian (5%) |
| Religion (2022) | Christian (83%) Non religious (6%) Tocalic (4%) Native religions (1%) |
| Demonym(s) | Florentian |
| Government | Confederation of autonomous states within a Parliamentary Monarchy |
• Emperor | Ambroise III |
• Confederal Chancellor | Charles-Henri de Nouvelle-Ligomes |
| Legislature | Confederal Senate |
| Independance from 1789 | |
| Currency | Imperial Franc (IF) |
Florentia is a country on Eurth.
(1st paragraph. Name. Location. Borders. Approx population and size. Capital city.)
(2nd paragraph. Political system. Short history in 1 sentence. Link with present in 1 sentence. Head of state.)
(3rd paragraph. Economy in 2 sentences. International relations in 1 sentence.)
Etymology
(WIP.)
Geography
(WIP. Landscape. Climate.)
- Capital: Montcharmin
- Location of the Capital : Far inland, on a major river going on all the country until the sea, near Belleville, the largest city.
- Climate : Mostly subtropical humid with tropical/equatorial areas along the coasts and the rivers. Continental and arid areas in the mainland.
History
(WIP.)
- Lysian explorers colonize actual Florentia and enslave the locals.
- Lysia being a republic and Florentian being mostly monarchists, tensions grows. Lysia take some decision which would the straw that breaks the camel's back, and Florentia declare independance.
- War of independance (WIP).
- Election of the Emperor of Florentia : the second son of the King of Louvier is elected. The Emperor holds most of the power and the states have a little autonomy.
- 1850's-1860s : the imperial family die in a tragic incident and the Florentian crown goes to the King of Louvier. Thus, Florentia and Louvier become a personnal union.
- The Louvian King, pressured by natives, try to outlaw Florentian slavery. Nine of the twelve states secede from the Empire : beginning of the Florentian cival war with the slave states opposing Louvier and the anti-slavery states. The slave states win and abdicate the Louvian King from the throne of Florentia, installing his second son. The victorious states write the "Confederal Act", lightening a lot the power of the Emperor is very lightened while giving huge autonomy to the states.
- 1887 : Drafting of the "Charter of the Master and the Slave", guaranteeing the first rights to slaves and greatly limiting the punishments given by the masters. The charter is signed by five of the states.
- 2019 : One of the most severe states with regard to slaves undergoes a major slave revolt. The slaves managed to organise themselves and control part of the state, with no advances on either side. (WIP)
- 2022 : Florentia and the revolt sign an armistice, but are technicly still at war with each other. (WIP)
Politics
The Confederate States of Florentia are divided in 12 states which have an important autonomy.
List of the Florentian states
| # | Name | Type of regime | State capital | Population | Leading political party | Flag |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Javiosia | Kingdom (constitutionnal monarchy) | Belleville | WIP | Liberal-conservatives (WIP) | |
| 2 | Lasoda | Duchy (semi-constitutionnal monarchy) | Teldore | WIP | Monarchist coalition (social-christians, liberal-conservatives, reactionnaries) | |
| 3 | Nouvelle-Vendée | Kingdom (semi-constitutionnal monarchy) | Nouvelle-Ligomes | WIP | Reactionnaries | |
| 4 | Abalavier | Kingdom (absolute monarchy) | Mouvant | WIP | N/A | |
| 5 | Bayave | Marquisate (semi-constitutionnal monarchy) | Port-Rouge | WIP | Social-christians | |
| 6 | Nouvelle-Creuse | Kingdom (semi-constitutionnal monarchy) | Guéret | WIP | Reactionnaries | |
| 7 | Rivière de Juillet | Kingdom (constitutionnal monarchy) | Montcharmin | WIP | WIP | |
| 8 | Granplenne | Duchy (constitutionnal monarchy) | WIP | WIP | WIP | |
| 9 | Tyronie | Kingdom (constitutionnal monarchy under a military dictatorship) | WIP | WIP | N/A | |
| 10 | Narizonia | Republic (Unitary and presidential republic, authoritarian democracy) | WIP | WIP | Authoritarian far-right white supremacists | |
| 11 | Saint-Isidore | Republic (Unitary and semi-presidential republic, full democracy) | WIP | WIP | Conservative libertarians | |
| 12 | Coayard | Commonwealth (Federal and parliamentary republic, full democracy) | WIP | WIP | Conservative libertarians |
Central government
The executive power is hold by the Emperor, although it is very small. Most of the power comes from the legislative one, incarned by Confederal Senate. It is composed of twelve senators, one per state, and the Emperor. Senators are elected every two years, without limit to the number of terms, by the citizens of their respective states, while the Emperor holds his seat until his death or abdication. Each member of the Senate has one vote.
States government
(WIP.)
Economy
(WIP. Employment. Exports. Energy. Transport. Media. Currency.)
The Florentian currency is the Imperial Franc, or "Franc Impérial" in Lysian.
Agriculture
- Huge export-based agriculture economy
- One of the main exporter of tobacco, cotton
- Also produces some maize, wheat, soybean
- Use of slavery
Mining
- Important sulphur and magnesium ressources. Few natural gaz
- Exploitation of sand (one of the main exporter) and controversy over the progressive destruction of beaches
Industry
- Industry (textile, cigares) in Javiosie
- Developping industry in a few other states
Tourism
- Important tourism, despite a boycott due to the use of slaves
- Renown to be a "return to the past"
- Famous steam boats cruise on the Saint-Elme river
Demographics
(WIP. Ethnic groups. Language. Religion. Health. Education.)
Cultures
(WIP. Literature. Visual arts. Music. Cuisine. Sport.)
- Culture : Louisianian creole, natives
Traditionnalism
- Stuck in the past, glorification of the "good old time" in the late XIXth, start of the XXth.
