Mavran

Fédération Mavranai Mavranis (Lysian) Mavran (Anglish)
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: Fédération, Unité, Coopération!
Anthem: La Hrysaise
Map of Mavran
Capital	Mavris
Official languages	Lysian Standard Federal Mavranai Illieux Fari
Recognised regional languages	Arbari
Demonym(s)	Mavranai
Government	Federation of Parliamentary Republics
• Prime Minister	Charois Delleum
• First Minister of the Second Illieuxnai Republic	Louis Mivre
• First Minister of the Farisian Republic	Anna-Lia Doncholet
Legislature	Federal Parliament
Area
•	134,452 km2 (51,912 sq mi)
Population
• 2022 estimate	33,161,251
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Per capita	$14,561.92
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	$482,891,484,162
HDI	0.763 high
Currency	Federal Rozen
Driving side	right

Mavran, officially the Fédération Mavranai (Anglish: Federation of Mavran), is a sovereign Federation of nations whose territory is in Central Argis on Eurth. The Federation only borders Velika to the East. The Federation is known for being the only Lysian nation on the Argic Continental Mainland, and one of two Lysian nations alongside Galahinda.

The Federation is currently made up of two member states and a Special Administrative Region:

• Mavris - Despite not being an official nation in the Federation, it functions as such in all but name. Governing the Federal Territories of Mavran from Mavris and with its own distinct Mavrois culture, the Special Administrative Region is treated as a Federal Republic despite it lacking the official status. In recent history, movements such as the Mavris Representation Society has made significant gains in securing support for the elevation of Mavris to the position of a Federal Republic.
• Illieux - The largest of the two nations.
• Farisia - The smaller of the two nations.

History

Federal Congress of Mavris

On 14 May 1925, the Mavranai Federation was formed, the result of the Federal Congress of Mavris. The congress, having lasted 6 months from 14 November 1924 to the Federal Declaration on 14 May 1925. From 1925-1927, the Federation would be led by a Provisional Government under Alexandre Fleur, in practice the first prime minister (1925-1937). During the congress, the 250 delegates (125 from both Illieux and Farisia) convened daily to craft the founding legislation and governing legislature of the Federation, resulting most notably in the Federal Mavranai Constitution of 1925, the Federal Charter of the Rights of the Citizen and the Initial Economic Doctrine of the Mavranai Federation. The Federal Congress, while supported by a significant majority in both nations, led to controversy amongst 'Sovereignist' groups, culminating in the Farisian Naval Mutiny of 1926, which sought to repeal the legislation of the Federal Congress of Mavris. The Order of Stability in 1926 banned Sovereignist parties, which mostly removed political pressure from the Federation's creation.

The Federal Mavranai Constitution of 1925 was widely lauded as Liberal and Progressive at the time of its writing. It re-iterated many terms of the Revolutionary Constitutions, such as the ban on Slavery and legalisation of Homosexuality, while also going further. It formalised a system of Proportional Representation in elections, expanded the ban on Slavery to a ban on the trade which led to the Federation taking a leading role in the region on fighting any trade of slaves, established formal public schooling, imposed some of the first worker's protections in the nations and went into great detail regarding minority rights closing many loopholes and laying the groundwork for Mavranai Multiculturalism.

Despite unofficially finished on the Federal Declaration, the Federal Congress of Mavris remained officially open until the first Federal elections in 1927. The 1927 election to this day remains the election with the highest percentage of voter turnout, at an astounding 84.72%.

20th Century

Fleur Mandate (1927-1937)

1927 - 1932

The election of 1927 was a fundamental one to the establishment of the modern Mavranai Federation. The first of it's kind in the new Federation, there were many logistical issues prior to the day, such as organising polling stations, informing citizens of how the system worked, and many other complex challenges. In the end, the election would be won by the Centre Bloc, under the leadership of, at the time, Provisional Prime Minister Alexandre Fleur. Centre rode the wave of popularity surrounding the 'Father of the Federation' as well as the widely popular centre-left ideas which the Bloc was comprised of at the time, to secure 327 seats. This was just one seat short of a majority, and it led to the first ever coalition negotiations in the Federation's history. In the end, in order to represent a large majority of the populace, Centre would enter into a coalition with the centre-right Identité & Valeurs. This would prove widely popular, and would result in just under 90% of seats in the Federal Parliament being in the ruling coalition.

Fleur's 1927 Mandate saw vast strides in the Federalisation of the new nation, as well as improving the connectivity of member states. Under the 1927 Mandate, Fleur would create the military structure for the Federation, create a unified school cirriculum, as well as begin several Public Works Projects under the Comité des Travaux Sociétals which would link together much of the Federation's infrastructure, as well as begin some of the first Travaux Fédéraux, Federal Works for the purpose of helping to bring Illieux and Farisia closer together. In addition to this, the first Federal Territories were seperated from the Member Nations. The Federal Territories Act of 1929 organised the land which would later become the Greater Mavris-sur-Rozo Metropolitan Area or GMRMA. Notable Acts also include the Federal Transport Bill, which set the groundworks for unified Federal Laws on Transportation, and the Federal Health Service Act, which organised the first ever state Health Service in either member states.

During this time, the Federation would experience minor, albeit steady, economic growth, as while new connectivity allowed for industries to better cooperate and expand profits, new Federalisation initiatives also proved expensive, requiring expensive taxes which initially stifled Mavranai industry. Particular effects were felt in the steel industry, which struggled under the weight of high taxes and weak contracts, with Eastcoast Steel, Illieux's and the Federation's biggest steel manufacturer, nearly going bankrupt, being saved only by an influx of government Rozen and relaxation of taxes on the steel industry under the demand of Identité & Valeurs. While the economy struggled to grow however, the average standard of living greatly improved, particularly amongst the poorest regions, where new access to goods greatly lowered prices and allowed for a far better life for the working-class. This in turn led to a much bolstered class of workers, with the 1927 Mandate seeing some of the first worker's unions established in the member states, notably the Eastern Steelworkers Union and the Arbar Coalhole Union. These unions would later prove instrumental to the socialist movement in the region.

1932 - 1937

The election of 1932 proved far less decisive than that of 1927. While Centre

1937 Mandate

SDF + Centre

Infrastructure Development, Worker's rights, Morin v. Farisia, New Deal politics, Medium economic growth, Federal Corporations/Conglomerates/Companies

1942 Mandate

SDF + Centre + AST (Alliance socialiste des travailleurs/Socialist Worker's Alliance)

Minimum wage, Federal Ministry of Labour, Taxes on the rich, lots of state involvement in economic growth, Medium to High Economic growth, surplus

1947 Mandate

Initial: Centre + SDF, Wartime: Centre + I&V + SDF

Military refurbishment, joining the First Argic War as Periphery, significant military development

1952 Mandate

SDF + Centre + I&V

Road to end of war, favourable terms, post-war reconstruction, economy struggling

1957 Mandate

I&V + Centre + Forward

Significant market liberalisation, globalisation, attempts to grow economy, medium economic growth, reconstruction mostly complete

1962 Mandate

I&V + Forward

Right-wing economics, attack on traditionally left-wing economic bases, forceful transition of sectors. low economic growth, lower taxes on corporations/1%. lowest approval rating of government ever on mandate end.

1967 Mandate

SDF

Pilliod's era, massive economic works, high taxes high spending, socialist economic policy, somewhat protectionist, work towards autarky. Largest economic growth in Federal history, significant urbanisation, significant growth in SoL

1972 Mandate

SDF

Continuation of Pilliod's era, steady course, worrying deficit. Attempt to cut military spending to free up more funds collapses government in 1975. 2 years of no government until 1977.

1977 Mandate

I&V + Centre

Military growth, attracting foreign investment in attempt to grow economy. Arbar Independence Referendum, 68% no, 32% yes. Centre completely collapses due to infighting, minority government. No real Centre-left party. Most voters go to SDF, few to I&V.

1982 Mandate

SDF + Many smaller left-wing parties

Election reform, safer and more secret voting. More power delegated federally to Illieux and Farisia. Greater Mavranai Metropolitan Area officially declared. More power delegated to Governates + more funding. General Federal Decentralisation.

1987 Mandate

SDF - Minority Government/No Coalition

Very little done, mostly minor tax and budget adjustments, mediocre economic growth

1992 Mandate

Forward + I&V

More economic liberalisation, some more growth, some military growth, international relations normalisation

1997 Mandate

Forward + I&V

Capitalismo, international relations, more international industry, get more jobs

Politics

  Socialistes et Écologistes: 28 seats

  Social-Démocrate Front: 119 seats

  Libéraux de Mavranai: 213 seats

  Identité & Valeurs: 162 seats

  Avant!: 75 seats

  Front Révolutionnaire National: 26 seats

  Independents: 32 seats

blah blah blah politics and whatnot my good fellows