Etrurian First Republic

Etrurian Republic Republic of Heaven Reppublica Etruriana Repubblica del Cielo
Flag Coat of arms
Motto:  Deus, Libertas, Fraternitas God, Liberty, Fraternity
Anthem:  Inno dei Cieli per la Repubblica Heaven's Hymn for the Republic
Capital	Tyrrenhus (1784-1787) Solaria (1787-1810)
Religion	Solarian Catholicism
Demonym(s)	Etrurian
Government	Directorial republic (1784-1785) Theo-directorial republic (1785-1810)
President of the Convention
• 1784	Aurelio Polizzi
Member of the Aventine Triad
• 1784-1785	Francesco Cassio Caciarelli
• 1784-1785	Massimiliano Malaspina
• 1784-1785	Giovanni-Paolo Danova
First Citizen
• 1785-1810	Francesco Cassio Caciarelli
Legislature	Senate of the Republic
History
• Established	20 January 1784
• March of the Widows	9 September 1783
• Return of the Aventine Senate	3 November 1783
• Proclamation of the Tyrrenhean Republic	20 January 1784
• Execution of Grand Prince Alessandro III	10 July 1784
• La Purga	18 July 1784
• Proclamation of the Republic of Heaven	20 July 1784
• Caltrini Restoration	12 August 1810
Population
• 1784	18,398,200
• 1810	19,998,200
Currency	Etrurian piastra
Preceded by Succeeded by Commune of Altidona Commune of Ossuccio Duchy of Chiastre Grand Principality of Dinara-Faulia Exalted Republic of Povelia Duchy of Torrazza Grand Duchy of Carvagna Grand Principality of Tyrrenhus United Kingdom of Etruria Jossia Gapolania
Today part of	Etruria Gaullica Piraea Galenia

The Etrurian First Republic (Prima Repubblica Etruriana), officially known as the Etrurian Republic (Repubblica Etruriana) and co-officially known as the Republic of Heaven (Repubblica del Cielo), was founded on 20 September 1784, during the Etrurian Revolution. The First Republic would end with the Caltrini Restoration on 18 August 1810. Throughout most of its existence, the First Republic was governed by the Pantheonisti faction, under a theocratic directorial republican system. The period of the First Republic was characterised by the overthrow of the Grand Principality of Tyrrenhus, the establishment of the Popular Convention, the Aventine Triad, the Pantheonisti led La Purga, its subsequent domination, the Republic of Heaven period, the Revolutionary Wars, La Tempesta and finally, its demise with the Caltrini Reactions and the Caltrini Restoration.

The First Republic would leave a profound legacy in both Etruria and the wider world, ideologically, politically, economically and religiously. It united the territories of Etruria for the first time since Solarian times and would export its unique theocratic republicanism across much of Southern Euclea, leaving an indelible mark on the evolution of the Catholic Church. In comparison to its rival Weranic Republic, the Etrurian Republic’s ideals and principles of popular universal suffrage, utilitarianism, egalitarianism and a Catholicism-infused Etrurian nationalism, would live on almost a century through the clergy and academic circles, ultimately being reconstituted in some form with the Etrurian Second Republic, following the San Sepulchro Revolution in 1888 that overthrew the Caltrini monarchy.