Kyznetsia
Federal Republic of Kyznetsia Savezna Republika Kiznjecija | |
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Motto: "Ostanimo Neslomljeni" May we stand unbroken | |
Anthem: "Standing on the Edge of Greatness" | |
| Capital | Presdnat |
| Largest city | Laprotnik |
| Official languages | Kyznic |
| Recognised national languages | Surgorov |
| Recognised regional languages | Kurzk Morvsiak Chenyrosk |
| Ethnic groups | Ljudizkyzn 84% ??? |
| Demonym(s) | Kyznet Ljudiz |
| Government | Directorial, federal, presidential republic diarchy |
• President of the Republic | Nikolay Lavandovski |
• Secretary-General | Andrija Sholokhov |
| Legislature | Federal Assembly of Kyznetsia |
| Senatorial Committee | |
| National Council | |
| Currency | Dribek (DRI) |
| Time zone | UTC-2 (CAT) |
| Date format | dd/mm/yyyy (AD) |
| Driving side | right |
| Internet TLD | .srk |
Kyznetsia, officially the Federal Republic of Kyznetsia (Kyznic: “Savezna Republika Kiznjecija”) is a country on the Kzetchen Peninsula in the southern regions of the continent of Argis. The country is bordered by Hinteria to the northwest, Dazhdinia to the northeast, the Kezanoi Sea to the west, the Green Sea to the east, and the expansive Qingming Sea to the south. The longest river is the Safirava, on which the important economic port of Patensk lies, and the highest point is Vještičji Prst, the Witches Finger, found in the Bijelog-Bodeža mountains. It is divided into sixteen administrative states covering an area of ??? Kyznetsia has an estimated population of around 38.6 million people, of which 1.1 million live in its largest city Laprotnik. Presdnat is the nation's capital, administrative centre and ninth-largest city. Other major cities include Stavoy, Baracheski, Kyzgorod and Patensk.
Kyznetsia is a directorial, federal, presidential republic, with a diarchy sharing executive power between the President of the Republic and the Secretary-General of the Defense Forces. These highest positions of state make up the Joint Office of Governance. The legislative body is the Federal Assembly, comprised of the bicameral lower house, the National Council, and the upper house, the Senatorial Committee. It has an emerging market and a high-income economy.
Kyznetsia has primarily a warm-summer Mediterranean climate, experiencing warm and dry summers ranging from 18 to 24 °C during its warmest summer month, and typically 18 to -4 °C in its coldest month. Winters are often rainy and mild to chilly depending on proximity to the coast. Snow is uncommon, even during the coldest month of the year. The western coastal region of Dvorište-Vinoveloze experiences temperatures that routinely exceed 22 °C and typically enjoys very hot and dry summers with mild or cool winters; again rarely seeing snow in the winter months.
Around 84% of the nation's residents are ethnically Ljudizkyzn, natives of the Kzetchen Peninsula. This ethnic group can be further broken down into the regional ethnicities of Kyznet 49%, Surgovs 32%, Kurzkzens 10%, and Morvsiak 5%, with the remaining minority groups comprising the leftover 4%. The majority of these groups occupy the north, west and southern boundaries of the nation, historically the most fertile, resource-rich and usable land in the country. The only exception is the Kurzkens, who are geographically isolated by the north-south running Bijelog-Bodeža mountain range and border near Dazhdinia to the northeast. Foreign nationals live primarily in the ten largest cities of the nation and makeup 16% of the nation's ethnicity.
The official language of Kyznetsia is Kyznic and is spoken by 93% of all ethnic Ljudizkyzn, although there are also numerous recognised languages across the nation including Surgorov, Kurzk Morvsiak and Chenyrosk, as well as further seventeen minor historical, regional languages. One of the few unifying factors across all ethnic groups in Kyznetsia is the recognised state religion of Presnetarianism, of which 86% of Ljudizkyzn follow.