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Republic of Ehoway
Republikken Ihøwæ (Tuskish)
Flag of Ehoway
Flag
Coat of arms
Motto: "Broderskab og Frihed" (Tuskish)
("Brotherhood and Liberty")
File:Location of Ehoway.png
CapitalAkavika
Largest cityNytslot
Official language
and national language
Tuskish
Recognised regional languages193 Indigenous languages in Indigenous Nations
Ethnic groups
(2015)
Religion
(2015)
TBD
Demonym(s)Ehowan
GovernmentUnitary presidential republic
• President
Torben Bisgaard
Rebecca Wulff
Bjarke Borup
Thorkild Olsen
Nikolaj Juhl
LegislatureNational Congress
Øversteting
Lavereting
Independence from Tuskval
• Declared
4 August 1804
• Recognised
13 March 18XX
• Current constitution
9 September 2007
Population
• 2022 estimate
44,523,301
• 2015 census
41,292,746
GDP (PPP)2020 estimate
• Total
$X billion
• Per capita
$25,478
GDP (nominal)2020 estimate
• Total
$X billion
• Per capita
$15,883
Gini (2020)47.3
high
HDI (2021)Increase 0.863
very high
CurrencyEhowan mark (EWM)
Time zoneUTC-5
Date formatdd/mm/yyyy
Driving sideright
Calling code+14
Internet TLD.ew
  1. Various Government departments and agencies and the Judiciary are located in other cities

Ehoway (Tuskish: Ihøwæ), officially the Republic of Ehoway (Tuskish: Republikken Ihøwæ) is a country in northern Newfoundland covering the island of X and the Leifjord archipelago. Ehoway covers an area of Xkm2 (X sq mi) making it the Xth largest country in the world and the largest in Newfoundland in terms of population and land area. It is also the xth largest country in the world in terms of land area and the xth largest in terms of population. It shares no land borders with other countries, it is neighboured by the X sea in the north, the X ocean in the east, X and the X sea in the south and X and the X ocean in the west. The country is a unitary state but is divided into 15 semi-autonomous states including the capital Akavik. Alongside these states the country recognises numerous autonomous native nations as special autonomous administrative divisions has relinquished limited amounts of authority over select issues to these nations. The largest city in Ehoway is Nytslot; other important urban areas in Ehoway include Elostrøm, Langstrand, Monsiyok, Ipsen, Sekakawon, Dallhavn, Højbakke, Vojens and Farsø.

Etymology

  • Big creek in Iroquois
  • Names of past colonies

History

Early history

Hallanic colonisation

Independence and Majoritær Wars

  • Ehowayan War of Independence
  • United States of Ehoway
  • Ehowayan civil war over Unitarianism or Federalism (Majoritær war)

Development and centralisation

  • Unitarians win, establish political dominance
  • Rapid economic growth
  • Successful period which attracts immigrants
  • 1902 banking crisis causes the economy to enter a prolonged decline until the 1950s
  • Multi-party democracy era (1902-1934)

Military rule

  • 1934 military coup
  • Authoritarian rule to deal with economic decline
  • Public unrest
  • 1941 military coup
  • Attempt to cement military rule
  • Supreme court rules military government unlawful in 1943

Trepartssystem

  • Three party rotation government formed between the Democratic Revolutionary Party (soclibs), Liberal Party (Libs) and Popular Unity Alliance (cons)
  • Keld Hansen's social reforms (1951-1955)
  • Dorit Jeppesen's government and Native conflicts (1955-1959)
  • Citizenship reforms and native autonomy
  • Corruption becomes rampant under Jes Kjærsgaard

Fall of the Trepartssystem

  • økopetrol scandal
  • Fall of the government

National redevelopment process

  • Election of the Modern Centre Party (1999)
  • Kathrine Brix's government & implementation of strict neoliberal policies (1999-2011)
  • Nicolai Fu's government & redevelopment crash - complete collapse of the financial sector and massive inflation spike - (2011-2015)
  • Arnold Høgh's government & economic recovery but large growth in inequality (2015-2019)
  • Torben Bisgaard's government & first left-wing government and shift towards 21st century socialism (2019-present)

Geography

Biodiversity

Climate

Politics

Government

Politics

Administrative divisions

Indigenous Newfoundlander autonomy

Foreign relations

Armed forces

Demographics

Ethnic groups

Languages

Religion

Largest cities

Healthcare

Education

Economy

Ehoway's economic collapse in the 20th century led to many buildings becoming abandoned as thousands of businesses went bankrupt or moved abroad

Natural resources

Agriculture

Industry

Tourism

Infrastructure

Transportation

Energy

Science and technology

Telecommunications

Culture

Literature

Music

Cuisine

Media

Sports

Kofod football is the most popular sport in Ehoway