Leszczawka

Kingdom of Leszczawka (Крѡљэство Љэщавка) Љэщавка
Flag Coat of arms
Status	Independent State
Capital and largest city	Reszow
Official languages	Leszczak
Religion	Leszczawkan Christian Orthodox (Leszczawie Kresťanské Ortodoksjný)
Demonym(s)	Leszczak, Leszczawie
Government	Parliamentary Consitutional Monarchy
• Monarch (Head of State)	Borisław VII Stojan Leszek-Czartoryska
• First Minister (Head of Government)	Nikolaz Witowich
Legislature	Parliament
• Upper house	The Noble Diet
• Lower house	The Common Diet
Establishment
• Baptism	Apr 19 979
• Kingdom of Leszczawka	Jun 7 1032
• Leszczawka Partitioned	May 22 1571
• Leszczawka Unionised	Dec 22 1714
• Leszczawkan Independence	Sep 27 1822
• First Leszczawkan Civil War	Aug 3 1849
• Second Leszczawkan Civil War	Jan 30 1938
Area
• Total	322,483 km2 (124,511 sq mi)
Population
• 2022 census	37,155,290
GDP (nominal)	2023 estimate
• Total	$702,680,844,000
• Per capita	$18,912
Gini (2020)	27.2 low
HDI (2020)	0.848 very high
Currency	Groczen (Lsk)
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy
Driving side	left
Calling code	+344

Leszczawka, officially the Kingdom of Leszczawka, is a country in Central Argis. Leszczawka has a population of 37 million, and is divided into 17 administrative provinces called voivodeships, covering an area of 322,483 km2 (124,511 sq mi). Reszow is the nation's capital and largest metropolis. Other major cities include Połaniec, Warowni, Rohżnów, Kralec and Skotarsk. Leszczawka has a temperate transitional climate and its territory traverses the Central Argis Plain, extending from the Równywa Plains in the north to the Wielkagóra mountain range and in the south. The longest Leszczak river is the WysŁa River, and Leszczawka’s highest point is Mount Wysoké, situated in the Zielonagóra mountain range. The country is bordered by Ahrana to the north, Girkmand to the East, and ___ to the south. It also shares maritime boundaries with ___.

The history of human activity on Leszczak soil dates to c. 10,000 BC. Culturally diverse throughout late antiquity, the region became inhabited by the tribal Leszczawie, who gave it its name in the early medieval period, as well as several other tribes including the Leczowie, Zakowani, Poławine, Wysicni. The establishment of statehood in 979 coincided with a pagan ruler of the Leszczawie converting to Christianity under the auspices of the Orthodox Church. The Kingdom of Leszczawka emerged in 1032, and in 1571 was partitioned. The state was later unionised with Ahrana in 1714, cementing their longstanding association. Emerging as a modern nation state in 1822 following a war of independence.

Over the first one hundred years of its independence the Kingdom of Leszczawka sought the reclamation of lost lands and its territorial expansion, predominantly achieved following the 1849 civil wars, and during early 20th century up until the catastrophic civil war of 1934. The short-lived socialist republic that followed, beset by the ramifications of civil war, was toppled at the hands of a military Coup d'état and came to an end in 1941, when the imposition of a royalist dictatorship inaugurated a long period of authoritarian rule, marked by internal civil conflict and military dictatorship at league with the crown. From the 1950s through to the 1970s, Leszczawka achieved record economic growth, enabling it to join the ranks of developed nations across the globe.

Democracy was restored once again restored following the death of King ___ and the succession of king ___ in ___, becoming a parliamentary monarchy. However, until the 13th of May 2023 and since the 1989 elections, the Socialist Peoples Party (___) has maintained a firm hold over the nations parliament and its politics, and in the early two-thousands was responsible for poor economic management which lead to a national recession in 2008 and widespread institutional corruption.

Leszczawka is a parliamentary monarchy, with its bicameral legislature comprising the Noble Diet and the Common Diet. It is a developing market and a high income economy. Although many living in less developed regions lack access to higher income and modern services, the majority of its population, especially inside the nations cities receive a high standard of living, safety and economic freedom, as well as free university education and a universal health care system.

Government and Politics

Parliamentary parties

Logo	Title	Leader	Ideology	Representation
				Common Diet	Noble Diet	Mayoral seats
	United Front (ZP) Zjednoczony Przodu	Nikolaz Witowich	National conservatism Right-wing populism	200 / 460	45 / 100	24 / 52