Alaoyi

For the sake of brevity and neutrality all location names will be provided in the direct Fluvan translation

Federative Republic of Alaoyi 3 official names Onslander Federatiewe Republiek van Koueland Ndibeanyan Fedireshon nke Alaoyi Diash Poblacht Chónaidhmitheach na Talúnfuar
Flag Seal of State
Anthem: National Song
Capital	Seaside
Largest city	Pinetown
Official languages	Onslander Ndibeanyan Diash
Recognised regional languages	Marchan
Ethnic groups (20222)	40.7% Onslander 30.7% Cetanni 22.3% Diash 5.1% Inith 2.2% Naossian 1.1% Other 20.2% Alannan 18.0% Ndibeanyan 1.2% Vanhish 1.0% Ikhetese 6.9% Marchann 1.5% Other
Religion (2020)	58.4% Christianity 32.6% Reformed Onslander 19.1% Diash National Church 3.7% Marchann Orthodox Church 3.2% Other Christian 31.2% Prophetism 26.7% Orthodox Prophetism 4.5% Reformed Prophetism 7.1% Unaffiliated 2.1% Others 1.2% Undetermined
Demonym(s)	Alaoyian
Government	Federal presidential republic
• President	Adriaan Breytenbach
• Prime Minister	Tomás Ághas
• Speaker of the Senate	Johan Kriel
• Chancellor of the Court	Ike Ogwumike
Legislature	Alaoyian Senate
Independence  from the Alannan Kingdom
• First Colonies	Summer 1799
• Unification	11 January 1921
• Federative Republic	15 June 1942
• End of Ewezuga	27 April 1987
Area
• Total	3,417,000 km2 (1,319,000 sq mi)
Population
• 2022 estimate	110,000,000
• 2013 census	108,020,213
• Density	32.2/km2 (83.4/sq mi)
GDP (nominal)	2022 estimate
• Total	$1.32 trillion (7th)
• Per capita	$12,000 (12th)
Gini (2022)	41.2 medium
HDI (2022)	0.799 high
Currency	Alaoyian Mark (AMK)
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+19
Internet TLD	.al

Alaoyi, officially the Federative Republic of Alaoyi (FRA), is the southernmost country in Galia. It is surrounded to the south and east by a vast coastline that stretches along the Achrinian Ocean, to the north by the neighbouring country of Naossia; to the west by unorganized Galian citystates; and to the very northwest the Great Galian Sea. The country is mostly cold with terrain ranging from subpolar forests on the west coast to steppes in the east. With over 109 million people, Alaoyi is one of the largest countries on Manala. The capital is located in the city of Seaside, which lies along the Great Galian Sea coastline. The largest city is Pinetown in the eastern interior.

About 75% of the population are "pales", most of whom belong to the Onslander and Diash groups. A signifigant Manchan population exists in the northwest. The remaining population mostly consists of a large Ndibeanyan community, primarily centered along the northwest and central regions of the country. According to the 2020 census, the two most spoken first languages are Onslander (46%) and Ndibeanyan (29.0%). About 25% of Alaoyians speak Diash at home. Much of the population is, in addition to their native languages, somewhat fluent in Ndibeanyan, which commonly serves as a commerical and public language across the other language groups, however this is changing. Fluvan is also not uncommon.

The country first began as a set of colonial possessions belonging to Alanna at the midway point of the 18th century. After several wars of conquest Onsland and the various Diash tribes fell under Alannan control by 1875. In 1921, the various possessions were unified under the control of a viceroy, who served as governor of the country as a whole. During the First Great War Alaoyian colonies fought alongside Alanna, mostly against the expanionist and newly independent Inglaterrans. However, tensions between the two led to war during the Third Great War on the Galian front. During the Second Great War, the Alaoyian colonies declared independence due to infighting with Alanna and fought a brief conflict. However, the majority of Alaoyian combat was against Inglaterra and alongside Antarctic and Niagaran troops. After the Second Great War ended, Alaoyi and Inglaterra fought a cold war and competed for regional power. After the Third Great War, Alaoyi became a much stronger regional power, but tensions began in the 2010s with Inglaterra once more.

Alaoyi, from 1951 to 1989, was governed under a complex set of rules and laws regarding race relations, known as ewezuga. Under ewezuga the colonial (and minority) Alannans, chiefly Ndibeanyans, governed the country and had a high standard of living comparable to a first world nation. However, the segregated pale groups were often mistreated and suffered from a high rate of poverty. The ewezuga system was abolished by President Agabe in 1987 after a long and sometimes violent movement by the Liberation Party with free elections being held in 1989. Since 1989, all major groups have been represented in the government.

Alaoyi is generally considered a regional power, dominating most of southern Galia. It is considered a developing country but great strides have been made in quality of life, governmental transparency, and income. However, severe inequality, crime, and poverty remain widespred. Just under two thirds of the country is dry desert conditions, either hot or cold, or tundra. The remaining 36.5% is mostly a humid continental climate and 76 million of Alaoyi's 110 million live in just 36.5% of the land. In particular, the northwest of Alaoyi has nearly 22 million people in one of the most densely populated areas on Manala.