Lorzepk

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Republic of Lorzepk
Repóblika Łorzepkská, Republika Ľořepkská
Lorzepk Flag.png
Flag
Motto: "Hlavy Dvoě, ví víjce než Jedna Hlava"
"Glavy Dvoje, ví víjce než Jedna Glava"
"Two Heads, know more than One Head"
Anthem: "Two nations of one country"
StatusIndependent state
Capital
and
Lorzcity
Official languagesLower Lorzepk, Upper Lorzepk
Ethnic groups
(1613)
63.4% Lower Lorzepkans (Human)
36.3% Upper Lorzepkans (Human)
0.3% Other
Government
Mákso Edwart Šweda
Jaroňief Džustyn Ryba
Area
• 
439,000 km2 (169,000 sq mi)
Population
• 1613 estimate
2,2 million
• 1613 census
2,2 million
• Density
5/km2 (12.9/sq mi)

Lorzepk (Lower Lorzepk: Łorzepk, Upper Lorzepk: Ľořepk), officialy known as Republic of Lorzepk (Lower Lorzepk language: Repóblika Łorzepkská, Upper Lorzepk language: Republika Ľořepkská), is a nation located in south-west Pythia. It is bordered by Polslava to the west. It covers areas of roughly 439,000 km2 with population of roughly 2,2 million, making it have one of the lowest population sensities at 5 people per square km. Lorzepk is culturaly divided into 3 areas; Lower Lorzepk, Upper Lorzepk and magic-using Old Lorzepk.


Etymology

Lorzepk originates from two root words, Lorz (Łorz/Ľoř) comes from old legend of Grandfather Lorz, which in the legend founded Lorzepk, and -epk comes from suffix meaning "land". Lorzepk can also be translated like "Land of the Lorz (people)".

History

Nomadic era

Golden era of the Old Lorzepk

Arrival of the off-worlders

Lorzepkan Civil War

Post Civil War

Geography and climate

Demographics

Lorzepk has population of 2,2 million, with around 5 people per square kilometer. Over 63.4% of Lorzepkans identify as Lower Lorzepkan, 36.3% identify as Upper Lorzepkan. Remaining 0.3% identify as foreigners or neither of the previous options. There is also unknown number of Magical Girls in the Old Lorzepk area, estimates say of above 10% of Old Lorzepk are Magical Girls.

Culture

Government and politics

Economy