Frarstizk
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The Grand Duchy of Frarstizk | |
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 Flag | |
| Motto: "10,000 years can really give you such a crick in the neck!" | |
| Frarstizk, in Thrismari Frarstizk, in Thrismari | |
| Capital | Eamni |
| Largest | Maegnitersburg |
| Recognised national languages | German, Hiblundun, Swedish, Frarstizkian |
| Recognised regional languages | German, Hiblundun, Swedish, Frarstizkian |
| Religion | Christianity |
| Demonym(s) | Frarstizkians |
| Government | Constitutional Monarchy |
• Prime Minister | Majan Ausenhosen |
• King | Jacobi II |
| Establishment | |
• Independence Day | September 25th, 1946 |
| Population | |
• Estimate | 12m |
Frarstizk is a nation in Anteria, which proudly borders Hiblund, UCP of Scotland, and Linetzburg. It was founded in 1946 after being a territory of Hiblund and declaring independence from Hiblund and the signing of the Hiblundiin-Frarstizkian treaty. Frarstizk is considered a small country with around 12,000,000 inhabitants (national estimate.) The official languages in Frarstizk are Hiblundun, German, Swedish, and Frarstizkian. The capital of Frarstizk is Eamni, although Maegnitersburg is the largest city at a population of 1,300,000. The King of Frarstizk, Jacobi II is a national symbol rather than a ruler of a country, as Frarstizk is a Constitutional Monarchy. The Prime Minister is Majan Ausenhosen of the Frarstizk Theocrat Party who has more power than King Jacobi II.
History
Before independence, Frarstizk was a Hiblundun territory. Frarstizk had became independant for one reason. At the time, Hiblundiin leaders enforced all citizens of Hiblund to learn Hiblundun. The east side apposed of the new law and quickly took acts to seperate from Hiblund. After weeks of protesting, the Hiblund government knew these people would not back down until they got their way. At first, Hiblund thought of these people as "rebels" and "traitors" but the government of Hiblund reminded their people they were for the citizens and not for power. Eventually, Hiblund accepted the fact Frarstizkians thought it was wrong they be forced to learn the language.