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Federal Republic of Rosland-Iskrell
Forbundsrepublikken Roskarn-Iskrona (Iskronish)
Förbundsrepubliken Roskarn-Iskrona (Roskan)
Flag of Rosland-Iskrell
Flag
of Rosland-Iskrell
Coat of arms
Motto: Vi står fast
("We stand firm")
Anthem: "Nordmarch"
"Norra Marsch"
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Capital
and largest city
Ornsholt
Official languagesIskronish
Roskan
Ethnic groups
(2023)
53.2% Iskronish
34.3% Roskan
12.5% other
Religion
(2023)
63.4% Gregorianism
32.5% Irreligious
4.1% Others
Demonym(s)Roskan-Ishrish
Iskronish
Roskan
GovernmentFederal parliamentary republic
• President
Svend Sørensen
Casper Öberg
Ulf Mørk
Irma Hagström
LegislatureFolkemødet
Establishment
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Area
• Total
285,049 km2 (110,058 sq mi)
• Water (%)
3.8
Population
• 2024 estimate
Increase 48,223,000
• 2022 census
Increase 48,221,139 (9th)
• Density
169.1/km2 (438.0/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)2022 estimate
• Total
Increase $1.329 trillion (9th)
• Per capita
Increase $55,533
GDP (nominal)2022 estimate
• Total
Increase $1.143 trillion (9th)
• Per capita
Increase $53,372
Gini (2022)Negative increase 36.4
medium
HDI (2022)Increase 0.920
very high
CurrencyPund (RIP)
Time zoneUTC±0
Date formatdd-mm-yyyy
Driving sideleft
Calling code+38
Internet TLD.ri

Rosland-Iskrell (Iskronish and Roskan: Roskarn-Iskrona), officially the Federal Republic of Rosland-Iskrell (Iskronish: Forbundsrepublikken Roskarn-Iskrona, Roskan: Förbundsrepubliken Roskarn-Iskrona), is a sovereign state located in Svalland in Northern Calesia. It lies between the North Sea to the north, Waldrich to the west, and the Swarin Sea and East Ruthen to the south. Remote Kongerikøen Island, located in the South Medan Ocean, is a dependency of Rosland-Iskrell. The capital and largest city in Rosland-Iskrell is Ornsholt.

Roskarn-Iskrona was part of the Waldic Empire from the 9th century until the early 11th century. Following the sack of Sydenham in 1031, the Empire transitioned into a loose defensive alliance called the Old Waldish Confederacy. This Confederacy remained largely untouched until the Catabole in the mid-14th century. During the !Reformation, most of the Roskans and Iskronish embraced Presterism. In 1472, Presterist nobles launched a rebellion against the repression from Alsvik, igniting a continental war that ultimately led to Waldrich's defeat. In the aftermath, nobles from Roskarn and Iskrona swiftly formed a personal union under King Olaf I of Iskrona. This kingdom, alongside the Ruthish Confederation, became one of the few major Presterist powers in Calesia and even established a small colony in Elia Australis. The kingdom also established a modest colonial empire in Hylasia, however maintaining low influence in Calesia. Industrialization progressed slowly, and increasing tensions between the Presterist elite and the emerging labor class led to growing internal divisions.

By the mid-19th century, widespread frustration over economic stagnation and the monarchy’s detachment led to peaceful protests, culminating in Christian VII of Roskarn-Iskrona’s voluntary abdication and the monarchy’s dissolution in 1839. Roskarn-Iskrona, a staunch ally of Waldrich, swiftly joined the Transmedan Powers at the start of the Great War but was soon invaded by Ruthish forces, leading to a brutal five-year conflict. The tide turned in 1938 with the liberation of the capital in August, and by late 1939, Ruthish forces were fully expelled. The nation has remained a loyal ally of Waldrich, playing an increasingly active role in international politics after the Great War. It has participated in the Chaibian War and contributed to the UCMAR peacekeeping force. Economically, Roskarn-Iskrona began to prosper significantly in the 1970s, when oil began to be pumped from the North Sea. The country assembled a sizable state-owned company sector relatively quickly to support the state economy, and the country's standard of living began to rise.

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