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Azura

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The Evenguard of Azura
La Pariguardia di Azzurra
Flag of Azura
Flag
Coat of arms of Azura
Coat of arms
Motto: Un Fiore al Colosso (A Flower to the Colossus)
Anthem: Gloria ad Azzurra (Glory to Azura}
(Lyrics to Glory to Azura)
Map of the Evenguard in Esvanovia
Map of the Evenguard in Esvanovia
Capital
and largest city
Raevenna
Official languagesAzuri
Ethnic groups
Demonym(s)Azuran
Azuri
GovernmentMatriarchal Directorial Parliamentary Single-Party Republic
• Prima Istitutrice
Guilia Trevisani
• Seconda Istitutrice
Silvia Luoni
LegislatureCongregazione Nazionale
Consiglia Suprema del Collettiva
Consiglia del Deputati
History
• Cirazuran Cultures
Circa 3000 BCE
• Raevennic Empire
Circa 2500 BCE - 105 CE
• Raevennic Republic
105 CE - 1792 CE
• Lorist Revolution
1792 CE - 1801 CE
• Directorial Republic
1801 CE - Present
Area
• Total
15,629,550 km2 (6,034,600 sq mi)
• Water (%)
14.25%
Population
• 2020 census
775,250,500
• Density
49/km2 (126.9/sq mi)
GDP (nominal)2020 estimate
• Total
$42.250 Trillion
• Per capita
$54,498
Gini25.325
low
HDI0.912
very high
CurrencyAzuran Marca (ɱ) (AZM)
Date formatdd-mm-yy
Driving sideleft
Internet TLD.azr

Azura, officially the Evenguard of Azura (Azuri; Pariguardia di Azzurra) is a sovereign island country located in western Esvanovia. It is surrounded by the Mare di Giada, which serves as its natural borders and a buffer from extant threats. It is a highly populous country with a total population surpassing 775 million as of the 2020 national census. The country is comprised of seven Communes and one special administrative district surrounding its capital and largest city, the historical city of Raevenna.

Modern scholarship debates the origins of life on the Azuran subcontinent; most scholars believe that the first Azurans arrived in the form of Aquilonian seafarers around 3000 BCE.