Hvalheim

Imperial Federation of Realms Bând Vurkonglik das Rykê Csarique Fodoraçien des Raumes Fédération Impériale des Réaulmes
Flag Coat of arms of The Hvalheim Coat of arms
Map of Hvalheim
Capital	Oçkarn
Largest city	Brukírk
Recognised regional languages	Magnish, Zvish, Gvalo-Audonic, Aldarsprek
Demonym(s)	Hvalheimer
Government	Federal constitutional monarchy
• Vurenkongr (Emperor)	Vilmar I
• Gangsführer (Regent)	Diotmar dur Rotehôl
Legislature	Aldarthangs
• Upper house	Rykésrat
• Lower house	Ehrenhås
Establishment
• Treaty of the North	July 10, 1870 CE
• Treaty of Helstromme	November 9, 2005 CE
Area
• Total	1,129,936 km2 (436,271 sq mi)
Population
• 2021 estimate	78,628,013
GDP (nominal)	2020 estimate
• Total	$1.514 trillion
• Per capita	$19,250
Gini	0.4 low
HDI	0.59 medium
Currency	Vigmark (₰) (VMK)
Date format	dd.mm.yyy.MM

The Hvalheim, officially the Imperial Federation of Realms (Magnish: Bând Vurkonglik das Rykê), is a country in northern Belisaria bordered to the west by Skaldafen, to the south by Vannois, and to the south and east by Ostrozava. It also shares a maritime border with Keuland to the north. Formed in 1870 CE, the Imperial Federation, also known as the Twelve Realms at the time, is an increasingly-stratocratic, federal constitutional monarchy currently composed of nine Reichs or Realms which are ruled by Konge, kings, that elect a Vurenkongr, high-king or emperor. Since 2003 CE, after the assassination of Ragnahar II and his wife Kyrsten, the nation has been governed by the interregnum administration of Gangsführer Diotmar dur Rotehôl in the place of the prematurely-elected Vilmar I. Closely allied with Keuland due to historical relations, the country has not enjoyed the most amicable of roles on the international stage. Regarded as either an oligarchy or dictatorship, the Hvalheim has few allies among Ajaxi Leftist states, let alone its liberal democracies, and due to historical tensions stemming from the Northern Crusades and later ethnoreligious conflicts, few other monarchies maintain a steadfast relationship with the Federation. Many critics of the state voice concerns relating to the Hvalheimer Thralldom as a violation of human rights as legalized slavery, the Gangsführer's alleged associations with international criminal and terrorist organizations, the alleged ongoing practice of the state's arming of foreign far-right and radical pagan militant groups, and the Realms' treatment of Christians, especially Fabrians, and political dissidents. There is a rather large diaspora of Hvalheimers across the world; many of whom still claim Hvalheimer citizenship in spite of the legal complications therein. While the Hvalheim has been notoriously harsh to outsiders since the earliest records of/in the area, the internal demographics of the nation are surprisingly diverse and the culture itself retains and has developed a great deal of social progressivism, with burgeoning social justice movements coalescing as early as the mid 20th century and enduring governmental rebuke to this day.

History

Prehistory

prehistory

Antiquity

pre-5th century BCE

Classical era

5th century BCE to 5th century CE

Middle ages

5th century CE to 15th century CE

Early modern era

15th century CE to 18th century CE

Modern era

19th century CE to ~1950s

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Contemporary history

~1950s to present

Demographics

Healthcare and education

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