Visargia
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Republic of Visargia | |
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Capital and largest city | Kiem |
Official languages | Visargian |
Ethnic groups (2015) | Visargian (87.7%) Other (12.3%) |
Demonym(s) | Visargian |
Government | Unitary parliamentary republic |
• President | Axhnar Matzenk |
• Prime Minister | Hanuske Klebenk |
Legislature | National Council |
Unification of Visargia | |
Population | |
• 2019 estimate | 72,818,038 |
GDP (nominal) | 2020 estimate |
• Total | $3,625,221,910,000 |
• Per capita | $49,613 |
Currency | Visargine Hlinder (HLN) |
Visargia, officially the Republic of Visargia, is a sovereign state in the north of Thuadia. It is bordered to the north by the Rimidic Ocean, to the northwest by Nerany, to the east by Apple Landia, to the south by Empty Land and Kistolia, and to the west by Anderum. The country has an area of 00,000 square kilometers with a population of 72.82 million according to the most recent estimates. The capital is Kiem, which also serves as one of the key economic and cultural hubs of the nation. Other major cities include Barinze, Dretnem, Ersin, and Heimkar.
The modern state of Visargia was formed gradually through the union of three main entities, the Duchy of the Hofesar, the Kingdom of Wahelin, and the Kingdom of Patajania. Wahelin and Patajania would unite under one ruler by the early 17th century whilst the Hofesar would join the union by the end of the 17th century. Visargia had a long tradition of monarchism prior to the Visargine Revolution of 1918-19, which would see the Emperor flee the country and renounce the throne, with the first Republican government coming to fruition in the aftermath.
Visargia is a unitary state operating under a parliamentary republic. The President serves as a ceremonial head of state for the most part with some powers reserved for them as a check on the parliament and the executive. The Government is led by the Prime Minister who is appointed by the President on the advice of the National Council, usually by a majority vote approving them to form the government. The Ministers are then appointed by the President on the advice of the Prime Minister. The country's highest court and final court of appeals is the 15-member Chief Court.
History
Geography
Government and Politics
Political Parties
Political party | Main ideology | Position | Leader | Seats | |||||
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National Council | Regional Councils | Local Government | |||||||
MPV | File:.png | Mutualist Party | Reformed Mutualism | Centre-left | Visje Tredromt | 180 / 485
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508 / 1,550
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2,048 / 7,575
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VPP | File:.png | Visargian People's Party | Liberal conservatism | Centre-right | Hanuske Klebenk | 141 / 485
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528 / 1,550
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2,360 / 7,575
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SOA | File:.png | Sobelian Alliance | Sobelian democracy | Centre-right | Visje Tredromt | 41 / 485
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98 / 1,550
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737 / 7,575
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PAU | File:.png | Patajanian Agrarion Union | Regionalism | Right-wing | Visje Tredromt | 39 / 485
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153 / 1,550
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686 / 7,575
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PBV | File:.png | Party of the Left | Democratic Mutualism | Left-wing | Visje Tredromt | 32 / 485
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89 / 1,550
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548 / 7,575
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LPT | File:.png | Liberty Party | Liberalism | Centre | Visje Tredromt | 28 / 485
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47 / 1,550
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148 / 7,575
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HLD | File:.png | Homeland Party | Visargian Nationalism | Far right | Visje Tredromt | 18 / 485
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57 / 1,550
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348 / 7,575
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CPV | File:.png | Collectivist Party of Visargia | Collectivism | Far left | Visje Tredromt | 6 / 485
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43 / 1,550
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233 / 7,575
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Administrative Divisions
11 Regions 91 Counties
Economy
Demography
Historical population | ||
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Year | Pop. | ±% |
1800 | 13,671,890 | — |
1830 | 18,489,952 | +35.2% |
1860 | 26,537,989 | +43.5% |
1890 | 37,121,462 | +39.9% |
1900 | 40,291,635 | +8.5% |
1920 | 45,656,034 | +13.3% |
1930 | 48,110,046 | +5.4% |
1940 | 50,835,480 | +5.7% |
1950 | 52,169,911 | +2.6% |
1959 | 55,969,996 | +7.3% |
1969 | 60,243,395 | +7.6% |
1979 | 63,078,240 | +4.7% |
1989 | 64,391,997 | +2.1% |
1999 | 67,053,651 | +4.1% |
2009 | 69,847,834 | +4.2% |
2019 | 72,818,038 | +4.3% |
Source: Ministry of the Interior |
Visargia is home to an 72.82 million people according to the most recent census, in 2019, with that number now estimated to have surpassed 73 million. The country's population saw a particular boom from the start of the 19th century until the mid 20th century with the population tripling between 1800 and 1950. The country's primary ethnic group are the Visargines who make up for an estimated 87% of the population according to the most recent census. The country has seen a rise in the number of immigrants since the 1950s with a notable part of the country's population growth since then being due to these immigrants.
Visargia's birth rate currently stands at around 11.2 births per 1000 women per year, this number has been in continual decline since the mid 19th century with a particular decline since the 1960s with the birth rate declining from 18.8 births per 1000 women in 1964 to 11.2 births per 1000 women in 2020. In 2021, 813,075 babies were born in Visargia, the lowest number since 2002. Some of the decline has been accredited to a rise in working women as well as the expense of raising children in the country today.
Urbanisation
Largest municipalities in Visargia
Ministry of the Interior | |||||||||
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Rank | Region | Pop. | |||||||
Kiem Barinze |
1 | Kiem | Lower Hofesar | 6,461,813 | Dretnem Ersin | ||||
2 | Barinze | Wahelin | 1,683,112 | ||||||
3 | Dretnem | Wahelin | 1,207,562 | ||||||
4 | Ersin | Patajania | 947,390 | ||||||
5 | Heimkar | Wahelin | 893,104 | ||||||
6 | Orsak | Wahelin | 680,978 | ||||||
7 | Rovanem | Patajania | 652,571 | ||||||
8 | Kedrodak | Koznetin | 613,934 | ||||||
9 | Suskin | Vagarin | 521,108 | ||||||
10 | Meskar | Hofesar-Alemia | 475,376 |
Religion
Sobelianity has been the dominant faith in the current Visargian lands since the 6th century and first began to rise to prominence in the 3rd century. Prior to that Kanosticism was the dominant religion. With the rise of Sobelianity, Kanosticism was mainly pushed into the countryside & remained the main religion in the southern lands of the Hofesar & the Alemsar until the 14th century when the 1371 Kiem Decree by the Grand Duke of the Hofesar led to the something Campaign to spread Sobelianity to the countryside of the Grand Duchy as the staunch religiousness of the Sobelian population in Kiem and Loyset became even stronger and led to demands to wipe out what was seen as a threat. In the lands of the Wahelin and the Patajania Sobelianity had began to dominate much earlier with a large majority of the population having converted by the 10th century. In the 8th century the first buildings of the Chief Rodary of Plutsin were constructed in Wahelin, over time various monarchs would add new buildings to the Rodary (Sobelianity) and it would come to be viewed as one of the spiritual centres of Sobelianity. Other major religious buildings include the Kiem Rodary, the Rovanem Rodary and the Orsak Rodary.
Language
Education
Healthcare
Culture
Art
Music
Sport
The most popular sport in Visargia is Football with the Vitsligi being the nations premier football league. The most successful teams include SK Dretnem, ASK Barinze, Sebonia Kiem, Veseuria Kiem and SK Rovanem each with hundreds of thousands of fans across the country.