Obets United Republic

Obets United Republic Tasavalta Ohdesta eObet
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Motto: "Jolske tosi e penne" (eObet) "Live free or die"
Anthem: Mouri Hălunkurdoe "Daybreak at Mouri" March: Ohdeste mimmo "Unite Together"
Capital and largest city	Alenskĕ
Official languages	None
Recognised national languages	eObet various native languages
Ethnic groups (2020)	68.7% eObet 6.18% Mokohlo 4.01% Kutenai 3.68% Menomeni 17.42% Other tribes
Religion (2020)	42.1% No Religion 39.88% Maakeism 12.51% Traditional 3.9% Christianity 0.6% Satanism 1.01% Other
Demonym(s)	Obet eObetaa eObet
Government	Federal Semi-directorial Constitutional Republic
• Director-General	Alli Maja
• Chair of the Assembly	Arabela Nankia
• Chief Justice	Filip Rovanta
Legislature	Eskustaheilleá
• Upper house	House of Chiefs
• Lower house	House of Constituents
Formation
• Ural Empire	5 March, 1559
• eObet Confederation	27 September, 1831
• Civil war	14 February, 1893
• Independence	19 August, 1898
• Constitution	15 June, 1957
Area
• Total	1,627,033 km2 (628,201 sq mi)
• Water (%)	8.71
Population
• 2020 census	22,962,569
• Density	13.55/km2 (35.1/sq mi)
GDP (nominal)	2022 estimate
• Total	$1.142 Trillion
• Per capita	$49,729
Gini (2022)	26.7 low
HDI (2022)	0.947 very high
Currency	Goram (Ғ) (OG)
Time zone	UTC+9, +10
• Summer (DST)	Not observed
Date format	dd.mm.yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+69
ISO 3166 code	OUR
Internet TLD	.our

The Obets United Republic, or Tasavalta Ohdesta eObet, better known as Obets or eObet, is a federal semi-directorial republic in eastern Euronia. The nation spans 1,828,890 square kilometers smothered with a mountainous landscape, covering crevices with ancient, castled cities. It consists of 16 counties and 64 recognized tribes. The Obets United Republic shares land borders with Eastenia to the northeast, Alterrame to the northwest, Blallia to the west, and Niswibik and Egilanak to the southwest. Inside of its territorial waters is the Kohlmennen Bay, which is the outlet of the Ural river and the setting of Alenskĕ, Obets' capital city with over 3.6 million people. The Obets United Republic is notoriously empty in the west, though the Alpine landscape host a booming ecotourism industry along with many fast national parks and ski resorts. 22,962,569 people call themselves eObetaa, with roughly 14.2 million of those being native speakers of the lingua franca called eObet. Various tribes live throughout Obets and their culture influences everyday life in Obets heavily, with many major minority tribes being the Mokohlo, Kutenai, Menomeni, Sakotoloko, Anasazi, Arveskapi, Hohkoma, Nukanikole, and Anishinapue, among many others.

Roughly 60,000 years ago, the first Proto-eObet tribes settled along the coast of modern-day Uralia, and mainly lived in small hunting and fishing villages. While there is still some speculation and nobody knows for certain, these tribes most likely migrated from outlying islands to the east of present-day Obets. At roughly the same time, other tribes from the westward inland established villages in the mountains in present-day Alatnamaa, Semasoko, and Farksi. While these tribes had no known form of writing, they were known for their elaborate pictograph drawings and various cliff dwellings that are scattered mainly throughout the countryside in Farksi. The two main groups of tribes are referred to as the Uralians from the east, who would later split into the eObet, Tavastian, and extinct Uralian tribes, and the Anishinapuen tribes, to which most minority tribes in the Obets United Republic today belong. The tribes lived without writing and without means of widespread agriculture until roughly the second century BC, when agriculture arose in the plains of present-day Uralia and Postojna, where most of Obets' fertile farmland is located. Once larger cities and civilization began in Obets, more and more tribes with distinct cultural identities split off and formed their own chiefdoms throughout Obets, and for roughly 1600 years the nation was divided across as few as 40 or as many as 150 different tribes. However, a series of traders from the western world, who visited the islands in Obets's Kohlmennen Bay in the late 1400s, brought ideas of western math, science, and writing to Obets. The Ural tribe and the eObet tribe, the two largest tribes in Obets at the time, used the information brought by traders to their advantage, as they began a conquest of tribes in Obets. Filip I of Rovaniemi, who led the conquest, eventually became the king of the Ural Empire, which formed in 1559 and whose capital was in the newly founded city of Alenskĕ. He drafted the Charter of Hastejobafak, which was one of the first ever bill or charter of rights in the world, and which influenced the modern constitution of Obets. Over the coming century, the Ural and eObet ethnicities intertwined so much that anthropologists consider them to have merged into one eObet tribe, which is still dominant in Obets today. The Ural Empire, which already controlled the land in the Ural river valley and along the coast of the Kohlmennen Bay, was unsuccessful in conquering tribes farther west in the mountains in Alatnamaa. By 1831 however, the Ural Empire had democratized somewhat and, united together against the threat of looming colonial powers, united with tribes in the west under the rebranded eObet Confederacy. This confederacy however, which was very weak internally, eventually saw the rise of the dictator Emilio Ahteuna, who took away many of the rights of individuals and tribes, including abolish the centuries-old Charter of Hastejobafak. Because of his efforts to centralize authority, and his suppression of many rights, various tribes revolted in the Tribal Revolt of 1872, which was quickly suppressed. After suppressing the uprising, Ahteuna began a genocide of many of the minority tribes who revolted.

In response to that genocide, eventually the eObet civil war broke out in 1893 which, over the proceeding five years, resulted in the bloodiest conflict in eObet history. By 1898, the rebels defeated Ahteuna's regime, and reestablished the eObet Confederation, this time with stronger protections of democracy. Over the following three decades however, Obets saw further and further right-wing government slowly push for Obets to come out of its historic isolation and become expansionist. Once the world war broke out in 1949, Obets made the extremely unpopular decision to join the war on the side of the League powers, signing the treaty at the Colteaux Conference in 1950. While Obets never directly involved itself in any fighting on the western or eastern front in Euronia, they invaded Estovia in 1952 with the support of the League Powers, stating that an independent Estovia posed a threat to Obets' war efforts and also citing Obets and Estovia's cultural similarities. However, when the League Powers lost the World War in 1954, the already anti-war populous started a wave of mass protest for social change, electing Obets' first ever left-wing government in 1954. Three years later, due to widespread discontent with Obets' political system at the time, a new constitution was passed that is now considered one of the most democratic in the world. Following the new constitution and new elections, various progressive policies, such as universal healthcare and education, along with various civil rights amendments to the constitution, were passed marking key points in Obets' progressive movement. In 1968, huge offshore petroleum reserves were discovered in the Kohlmennen Bay and oil was also discovered in Gaamamaa. THe government proceeded to nationalize most of the petroleum industry in the 1970s, which brought immense economic growth and stability in Obets. Estovia's successful war for independence in 1982, which was brief under a progressive eObet government, is widely considered the end of Obets' progressive movement. Through the late 1980s and early 1990s, Obets' Nordic model economy opened up to various worldwide corporations, and many tech brands, clothing brands, and other huge startups in Obets saw great success. Recently, Obets has been opening up and making itself more and more relevant on the international scene. However, there is a growing divide between tribes in the west and the government in the east who has been slowly centralizing the government even further.

The Obets United Republic is a federal semi-directorial constitutional republic with three branches of government and a bicameral legislature. The legislature, Eskustaheilleá, has a lower house that represents constituencies and an upper house that represents the federally recognized tribes in Obets. The 5-member Directorate, led by the Director-General, serves as Obets' executive. Obets is a member Iearth Organization of Petroleum Exporters (IOPE), as well as having a seat in the Coalition of Crown Albatross. They operate their own eObet Aerospace Defense Organization, or OADO, which operates a space station and has sent people to the moon. The nation is a leading figure in science, especially in physics and space exploration, along with breakthroughs in technological advancement and an ever increasing personal technology industry. They rank high in many indexes, especially extremely high levels of democracy. Obets is considered to have one of the most democratic constitutions in the world which was adopted in 1957 and has since been amended 10 times. Freedom, development, socioeconomic equality, safety, and overall standard of living are also some of Obets' outstanding categories. The nation has very low levels of gun violence and corruption, which has many constitutionally-established safeguards against it. The Obets United Republic is a leading competitor in petroleum exports, the automotive industry, and especially the technology and automation industries. Obets owns many of the world's most popular tech and clothing brands, and they possess one of the strongest currencies in the world.

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See also: List of Counties in the Obets United Republic