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Romalean Empire
Βασιλεία Ῥωμαίων
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Motto: "One God, One Empire, One Religion"
Anthem: Απολυτίκιο του Τιμίου Σταυρού
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Capital
and largest city
Constantinople
Official languagesGreek
Ethnic groups
  • 54.5% Greek
  • 15.2% Macedonian
  • 6.7% Bulgarian
  • 1.1% Athenian
  • 2.3% Armenian
  • 8.4% Turkic
  • 7.4% Berber
  • 2.0% Pacific Islander
  • 2.5% Other
Demonym(s)Romalean
GovernmentAbsolute Monarchy
• Emperor
Constantine XV Daskalatos
• Heir
Undeclared
LegislatureImperial Council
Establishment
• Independence of Romaleus from Rezua
718 B.C.
• East-West division of the Romalean Empire
1 January 300 A.D.
• First Restoration of the (Eastern) Romalean Empire
8 June 1734
• Second Restoration of the (Eastern) Romalean Empire
17 June 1939
Population
• 2018 estimate
164,231,475
GDP (nominal)2018 estimate
• Total
☧240,078,460,311,399.6 ()
• Per capita
36,841 TDPC
HDI (2018).724
high
CurrencyBezant ()
Time zoneUTC+3 (Romalean Imperial Time)
Date formatmm-dd-yyyy
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Calling code+32

The Romalean Empire (Βασιλεία Ῥωμαίων), or East Romaleus, is an independent nation in Eastern Ventismar in Sunalaya. East Romaleus is an absolute monarchy. The nation's mainland is bordered by Shastara to the west, Dirkhizistan to the east, Ashukal to the south, and Ophioneus to the north.

The modern day Empire is an ultraconservative and religious society, with a distinct identity from the rest of Ventismar over its political differences, cultural differences, and imperial legacy. It is part of the ACCIS and the NLTO.

The Romalean Empire is one of the world's oldest nations. It claims its legacy from the classical Romalean Empire that began in 723 B.C. After the Hellenic Kingdoms were invaded from 175 BC to 231 BC, Hellenic culture became influential to the classical Romalean Empire. In 300 AD, it slowly accumulated a Greek and Christian identity after the Empire was politically divided into a western and eastern half.

Etymology

The term Βασιλεία Ῥωμαίων is directly translated to mean "Romalean Empire." In English, the country is sometimes referred to as the Mysenaean Empire. The name "Mysenaea" is after the old Greek archaeological site of Mysenae on which Constantinople was built on. The term "Mysenaea" or "Mysenaean" was coined by western scholars in order to distinguish between the classical, Latin-speaking, Pagan Romalean Empire from the medieval, Greek-speaking, Christian Romalean Empire.

History

Eastern Romalean Historyzz

Geography

The geography of mainland Mysenaea is fairly diverse and often depends upon the region. In the western area, the geography of Mysenaea is largely flat, temperate, and mild. The heartland of Mysenaea is full of steppes and mild mountains. The southeastern edges of Mysenaea contain deserts. Towards the northwest consists of colder, dryer, and more mountainous terrain.

The eastern part and heartland of Mysenaea are fertile and largely productive in agriculture. The frontier areas and desert are very wealthy in natural resources.

The overseas territories of Mysenaea include islands to the west of the mainland, a colony in northern Ziamban, and islands in the Divergian Ocean. The Ziamban territory is largely desert, and the the Divergian islands are tropical.

Largest Cities

Number City Population Theme Predominant Ethnicity
1 Constantinople 17,170,607 Byzantium Greek
2 Skopje 11,123,593 Macedonian
3 Nicaea 9,198,178 Byzantium Greek
4 Thessaloniki 8,183,413 Greek
5 Mystras 7,507,516 Greek
6 Corum 6,607,698 Chappadocia Turkic
7 Montana 4,750,642 Dykiki Boulgaria Bulgarian
8 Vinica 4,394,104 Macedonian
9 Port Constantine 3,281,416 Greek
10 Vinica 2,413,179 Macedonian

Politics and Government

The Mysenaean Empire is an absolute monarchy. The Emperor is considered to be the sole and absolute ruler, though in practice there are restrictions by the Church and a charter of liberties applicable during peacetime. The Emperor's power is justified under the Mysenaean concept of divine right where the emperor's rule is justified under a divine mandate, under the condition that his rule is benevolent and in accordance with the Church's doctrine.

The throne of the Emperor alternates between being a pseudo-hereditary dynasty and an elective position that can be filled by a high-ranking civil servant or military officer. Its status varies by the current political climate and prosperity of the Empire, usually with more prosperous eras having a more hereditary throne.

The Empire's decision making is influenced by the Imperial Council, a council of 250 members that serve the Emperor and assist in his governance. The Imperial Council has origins in the Romalean Senate, though there is not a tradition of republicanism or democratically held elections.

While the nature of the Mysenaean government is despotic, democratic elections exist in local levels to some extent. For instance, many communities along the frontier and in ethnic minority communities contain leaders chosen by elections. The city of Athens also contains a democratically elected governor, though the voting franchise is limited to literate, Athenian, Christian men (or widows) of 21 years or older.

The general politics of the Mysenaean Empire are very conservative. The government holds a tight grip on social control through censorship and imprisonment of political opponents. Socially liberal debates in other countries are non-issues in Myseanea, with crimes and penalties for the promotion of ideas such as abortion, homosexuality, blasphemy, feminism, liberalism, democracy, secularism, Protestantism, etc.

Military

Foreign Relations

Economy

The economy of the Mysenaean Empire is valued at ☧240,078,460,311,399.6, which gives it a per capita GDP of around $30,712. This places it at the higher end of the world in terms of per capita income, though in terms of the Ventismar continent it's relatively low. However, the average would give a wrong picture of the entire country. In the more developed eastern regions, the wealth is roughly equal or higher than much of the Ventismar continent. The western regions are much less developed.

Mysenaea has a large sector in mining that constitutes around 11% of its GDP, which is fueled by its abundance in natural resources. Its oil exports constitute 9% of the GDP.

The economy of the Mysenaean Empire has grown immensely since 1990, with an average growth rate of around 5% for the 2010s.

Economic Structure

The economy of the Mysenaean Empire is based on ideas such as distributism and corporatism. Most industries and workers are under workers' guilds which manage their industry and protect the interests of workers. Workers' guilds are semi-private as they generally operate on their own but are often used as a medium of enforcing decrees by the imperial government. All workers' guilds have administrators sent from Constantinople to ensure imperial demands are met.

Due to the nature of the Mysenaean economy, wages and incomes are generally higher than in capitalist countries of similar economic development. Meanwhile, the wealth gap is significantly better than in most other nations. The power of the corporate elite is much smaller in comparison while the government retains an impressive amount of control over the economy.

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Demographics

Education

Religion

Culture

Music and Art

Cuisine

Sports

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