Renolion

The Kingdom of Renolion
Flag
Motto: "For you and me, a country that is free
Anthem: The Song of Angels
Capital	Toloa
Largest	Komspukov
Recognised national languages	Sivechi, Anglish
Demonym(s)	Renolions
Government	Federal parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy
• King of Renolion	Louis Fruschevi II
• Leader of Parliament	Cipriano Bascio
Legislature	National Parliament
Establishment
• Kindgom officially formed	March 18th, 1687
• The Pizati Riot occurs	January 23rd, 1926
Area
• Total	110,600 km2 (42,700 sq mi)
Population
• 2022 estimate	37,458,992
• 2021 census	37,120,367
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	552 billion
• Per capita	14,873
Currency	Siloca (SIL)
Time zone	UTC +8
Date format	dd/mm/yy
Driving side	right
Calling code	87
ISO 3166 code	REN
Internet TLD	.re

The Kingdom of Renolion or simply Renolion, is a country in south Europa on Eurth. Located on the coast of the Byzantine Sea, Renolion experiences dry and hot summers, with humid and warm winters. The Northern half of the country consists of large steppes and mountains, famous for their high coal content while the lower half of the country is largely urban sprawl, with large beaches acting as the home of the nation's shipping industry.

The Kingdom was founded in 1687 after King Resvichesko I successfully unified the Northern Kingdom of the Grande Steppe with the Southern Kingdom of Verecehchi. From 1670 to 1850, the nation grew both in strength and union, efforts between the two unified kingdoms beginning to create the early concept of the Renolion nationality. The First Kingdom, which functioned as an absolute monarchy, would last until 1872 when a series of riots forced the holding of a national referendum, in which the National Parliament was first founded. This system permitted the monarch to maintain a chunk of power for larger affairs, while the Parliament took over the management of smaller regional laws and other miniscule quarrels. From 1926 to 1966 the nation entered the Silent Era, in which the nation became stagnant, working internally and avoiding international affairs. The nation reached it's current territorial peak in 1967, after the annexation of the island of Rechevvi in the aftermath of the Five Week War, which brought a end to the Silent Era and saw the birth of the Great Revival.

As of 2022 the nation's main exports are oil, coal, and grain. Organized crime, mainly illegal moonshining operations are currently rampant, with the nation's police force doing their best to curb the sale of illegal alcohol. Labour reforms are also underway in the nation's north, as miner's wages have hit their most stagnant point, which has led to some level of tension between labour union's and mine owners.

History

20th Century

The years of 1900-1925 would prove largely beneficial for the Kingdom, as under the rule of King Resvichesko IV and the parliamentary leadership of Enrico Laterza the nation's economy would soar to new heights, and the National Shipping Bill would fuel the creation of the nation's passenger shipping industry. Laws such as the Montegra Negra Act and the Cesarini Reformation Bill would see the nation's populous achieve a record high standard of living, however it was not meant to last. Slow progress of the Labour Reform Bill of 1925 would begin to cause frustration among both, as both moderates and radicals in Parliament and in the public would begin to claim that it was intentional sabotage on behalf of the conservationists and monarchists. This boiled over on January 23rd, 1926, when in the largely industrial city of Pizati a protest consisting of factory workers and communist radicals took over the steel district of the city. It further escalated when riot police