Dau Sel

Socialist Republic of Dau Sel Dæsala
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Motto: "Strength through unity, unity through service."
Capital	Príombar
Ethnic groups (2017)	Gallän 76.63% Säti 5.74% Pritocpan 3.83% Kiranian 3.44% Other 10.36%
Demonym(s)	Dau Selan
Government	Bicameral Parliamentary Republic
• Kaptaire	Effie Muirenn (SDP)
Formation
• High Chiefdom of Dúchai	972
• Kingdom of Dau Sel	1209
• Empire of Dau Sel	February 22, 1689
• People's Republic of Dau Sel	September 3, 1892
• Socialist Republic of Dau Sel	August 13, 1988
Population
• 2019 estimate	XXXX
• 2019 census	XXXX
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	XXXX
• Per capita	XXXX
Gini (2018)	19.03 low
HDI (2018)	0.922 very high
Currency	Dolal (DAL)
Date format	ddmmyyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+66
ISO 3166 code	DS
Internet TLD	.ds

Dau Sel is located in the northeast of Nori within the region of Greater Olympus.

Etymology

The exact origins for the name Dau Sel are unclear though there are several theories as to where the name could have originated. Dau Sel does exist as a term in an offshoot of Old Gallän meaning "two seals", however, this particular branch of Old Gallän was not widely spoken and the words dau sel did not appear until after other languages had already developed similar words for the region. Older claims include the word Døsæl meaning "dove seal" in traditional Säti and Déisala meaning "good/bountiful land" in Old Gallän.

Government and Politics

The government of the Socialist Republic of Dau Sel is divided into three branches; the executive, the legislative, and the judicial. The executive branch is headed by the Kaptaire (Prime Minister) who is the head of the majority party. The legislative branch is broken into The Reígon Hach (Regions House) and the Reonadaí Hach (Representative House). The judicial branch is headed by the Hoffcuírt (Supreme Court).

Major Political Parties

Party	Leader	Ideology	Seats in the Reonadaí Hach
Government			197
Socialist Democracy Party (SDP)	Effie Muirenn	democratic socialism, social liberalism	158
Liberal Party (LIB)	Armas Eva	classic liberalism, social liberalism	23
Dau Selan Naturalist Party (NP)	Benjamín Somerled	environmentalism, internationalism	16
Opposition			178
Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP)	Ragnhildr Kielo	authoritarian socialism	106
Traditionalist Party (TRD)	Niilo Aki	social conservatism	42
International Workers Party (IWP)	Hildegard Åse	internationalism, syndicalism	26
Fár Dúchai (FD)	Aislinn Muirenn	social conservatism, nationalism, right wing populism	4
Total			375

Flora and Fauna

Dau Sel is largely divided into three major biomes; the temperate deciduous forests of the south, the northern taiga, and the far northern tundra.

Temperate Deciduous Forests

Located in the far south of Dau Sel lies the country's temperate deciduous forests. This region is defined by its trees that lose their leaves each autumn and regrow them the following spring. Though this region features the largest temperature swings of the three major regions the average temperature is much warmer than in the others allowing for better growing conditions for crops.

Some of the animals native to Dau Sel's temperate deciduous forests include elk, red deer, grizzly bear, common raven, red fox, wren, and spotted owl.

Taiga

Making up a majority of the land area within Dau Sel, the nation's taiga region is known for it's mostly undisturbed forests of pines, spruces, and larches. While the temperature tends to be quite a bit colder than in the south this region does still experience warm summers.

Some of the animals native to Dau Sel's taiga include moose, reindeer, common raven, grizzly bear, grey wolf, red fox, red deer, red squirrel, beaver, lynx

Tundra

The far northern reaches of Dau Sel are home to the country's tundra region. Being the coldest and least hospitable, this region is home to the smallest variety of plants and animals.

Some of the animals native to Dau Sel's tundra include polar bear, arctic fox, and reindeer