Fortaine

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Fortaine Republic
Republico Fortàni (Fortanian)
République Fortaine (Principean)
Repùblica Fòrtanian (Campassan)
Motto: "Alenda lux ubi orta libertas"
"Let light be nourished where liberty has arisen"
Anthem: "La Jaroisse "
"The Jaroisian"
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CapitalSant-Perende-sus-Moues
Official languagesFortanian, Principean, Campassan
Demonym(s)Fortaine
Fortanian (archaic)
GovernmentUnitary parliamentary constitutional republic
• President
Savié Noro
Valentino de Valaïs
LegislatureParlamen
Population
• 2014 census
11,304,212
GDP (nominal)2018 estimate
• Total
$579 billion
• Per capita
$51,252
Gini (2018)Positive decrease 44.2
medium
HDI (2018)Increase 0.934
very high
CurrencyScudo (SC (SC))
Date formatdd-mm-yy
Driving sideright
ISO 3166 codeFOR
Internet TLD.for

Fortaine (Principean pronunciation: [fɔʀtɛn]; Fortanian: Fortàni [fɔʀtan]; Campassan: Fòrtania [fɔrtɑniɑ]), officially the Fortaine Republic (Fortanian: Republico Fortàni, Principean: République Fortaine, Campassan: Repùblica Fòrtaniana) is an occidental country located in Auressia. Fortaine borders Vervillia to the north, Sabaria and Palia to the south, X to the west and the Galene sea and Lake Moîs to the east. Its capital is Sant-Perende-sus-Moues and largest city is Rodovilo. Fortaine's X square kilometres of area are divided into eight Cantons of Fortaine and two autonomous communities which in turn consist of 1,054 municipalities.

Fortaine was first inhabited by the Astrenii people in the Iron Age. The conquest of the Astrenii by the Sabarine Empire in 273 BCE would lead to the creation of the Sabaro-Astrenii culture. Due to its position at the terminus of the Transalpine Vervillia-Calinisia route, Fortaine became one of the wealthiest Sabarine provinces. The fall of the empire resulted in the fracturing of political auhtority in Fortaine leading to the establishment of a myriad of small city states and fiefdoms. The Duchy of Fortania would rise to prominence in the area becoming a minor power. Under Bourtoumiéu I, the Kingdom of Fortania was declared in the 7th century. The kingdom would further expand in 1293 when the ascension of Claude I marked the creation of the Union between Fortania and Campassa. By the turn of the Early Modern Period, the country began to be called pars pro toto Fortaine due to the growth of centralized auhtority.

The early 19th century saw upheavalist ideas arrive in Fortaine. Although significant reform was passed, the country ultimately remained a monarchy throughout the upheavalist period. Following the First Great War, the monarchy was abolished, and the republic proclaimed in its stead. The nascent republic was divided politically between the Principean-minded Clemenites and the Fortanian-minded Lucians. In the Second Great War, the country was partitioned between Lanzist Palia and Vervillia in 1937. Liberation came in 1943, as the Coalition restored the republic. In the wake of the conclusion to the war, Fortaine began enacting consolidation policies. Financial support from Coalition powers helped the country's economy bounce back from the destruction of the war leading to a period of societal prosperity.

Fortaine is a developed country that has a high-income economy. It ranks highly in international listings ranking healthcare, education, freedom of the press and economic freedom. It is a member of the Occidental Confederacy.

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