Acràlia

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Kingdom of Ocraly
Regno d'Acràlia
Flag of Ocraly
Flag
of Ocraly
Coat of arms
'Motto: '"Libertà, Uguaglianza, Fratellanza"
"Liberty, Equality, Fraternity"
CapitalFangosa
LargestBellarossa
Official languagesMantellan
Recognised national languagesLysian (81,3%)
Mantellan (80%)
Florentian creole (35%)
Lyso-Acràlian creole (18%)
Gaellician (10%)
Bavianürk (5%)
Ethnic groups
Lysian (45%)
Mantellan (37%)
Gaellician (8%) Bavianürks (7%)
others (3%)
Religion
Orthodoxy (62%)
Demonist Orthodox Church of Belleville (20%)
Agnosticism (15%)
others (3%)
GovernmentUnitary constitutional monarchy
• King of the Ocralians
Louis-Charles of Asmavie
• Prime Minister
Leonardo Emaricci
LegislatureAssembly
Establishment
• Independance from Mantella and establishment of the first Republic of Ocralia
1797
• First Florentian invasion and establishment of the Kingdom of Ocraly
1801
• First independance from Florentia and establishment of the second Republif of Ocraly
1878
• Second florentian invasion and restauration of the monarchy
1924
• Second independance from Florentia and writing of the current ocralian constitution
1945
Population
• Estimate
14,340,000
GDP (nominal)estimate
• Per capita
24,622

Acràlia, also known as Ocraly, officially the Kingdom of Acràlia, is a small developped nation located on the Cashari Island, in Alharu. It has a population of approximatly 14,340,000 inhabitants. The capital city is Fangosa but the biggest city is Bellarossa, nicknamed "the Queen of Ocraly" or "the Passionate" (l'Appassionata). A former mantellan colony, Ocraly got independant in 1797 thanks to Florentian interference. However, then, Ocraly suffered from political and economic stability because of florentian interference and occupations until its third independance, in 1945. Between the early 1950s and the early 1980s, Ocraly experienced a prosperous period of rapid economic growth and political stability, though at the cost of authoritarian measures despite the democratic nature of the government. In 1983, following the death of Prime minister Orlando Digolla and the collapse of the conservative-communist establishment, the Acràlian Communist Party took advantage of a country-wide strike to attempt to otherthrow the government. However, the revolution got violently repressed and the communist party was banned, definitly ending the ocralian establishment. The new establishement, a broad mix of center-left to center-right parties, enacted numerous socially and economicly liberal measures. While some allowed for social progress, such as the right to abortion, homosexual marriage, reckognition of transgender people, the same can't be said about the economic measures.