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The aftermath of the Revolution was defined by increasing animosity between the Hesurian and Wenish peoples, with significant separatist movements present during the second half of the 19th century. The economic differences between the industrial, Hesurian north of the nation and the more rural Wenish south created a sour political environment, which shaped the political organization of the country to this day. It was only during the [[Continental_War(Gaia)|Continental War]] and posteriorly at the (Maybe a Krumlavian-Dulebian war?) that a true shared Krumlavian identity was created. Despite this, separatism and regionalist politics have remained, albeit at a weaker state.
The aftermath of the Revolution was defined by increasing animosity between the Hesurian and Wenish peoples, with significant separatist movements present during the second half of the 19th century. The economic differences between the industrial, Hesurian north of the nation and the more rural Wenish south created a sour political environment, which shaped the political organization of the country to this day. It was only during the [[Continental_War(Gaia)|Continental War]] and posteriorly at the (Maybe a Krumlavian-Dulebian war?) that a true shared Krumlavian identity was created. Despite this, separatism and regionalist politics have remained, albeit at a weaker state.
Krumlau is one of the founding states of the [[Erdaran Union]] and the [[Assembly of Nations]], partaking in various multilateral efforts particularly when it comes to the further economic and political integration of Erdara.
Krumlau is a highly developed nation, with an advanced high-income economy. It has very high standards of living, quality of life, education and healthcare, yet regional disparities in development are still noticeable.


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 20:29, 9 December 2019

Federation of Krumlau

Krumlawische Föderation / Крумловская Федерация
Krumlau Flag.png
Flag
POL Szczecin COA.svg
Coat of arms
Motto: Tod vor Schande
Death before dishonor
Map of Krumlau
Map of Krumlau
Capital
and largest city
Rakonitz
Official languagesHesurian, Wenish
Demonym(s)Krumlavian
GovernmentFederal parliamentary republic
• Präsident
Albrecht von Thalmark
• Kanzler
Kristine Wojtek
Bundesrat
Area
• 
702,586 km2 (271,270 sq mi)
Population
• 2015 census
42.9 million
GDP (PPP)2018 estimate
• Total
$1,925 trillion
• Per capita
$44,831
GDP (nominal)2018 estimate
• Total
$1,627 trillion
• Per capita
$37,911
Gini (2015)33.2
medium
HDI (2015).904
very high
CurrencyKrone (KRN)
Date formatdd.mm.yyyy
Driving sideright
Internet TLD.kr

The Federation of Krumlau, also known as Krumlov, is a country in southern Erdara bordered by Mascylla and Hytekia in the north, and Dulebia to the southwest. Krumlau is a landlocked country covering an area of 702,586 square kilometers, making it the largest nation in Erdara. It is a Federal parliamentary republic consisting of 14 highly autonomous constituent states and two free cities. The organization of the nation is complex and structured on regional and linguistic grounds, given the country's billingual nature. It's largest city and capital is Rakonitz, with 3.8 million residents. Other major cities include Vladika, Nordgau, Ihlen, Rühen, Kandau and Waasen.

Krumlau is home to two major ethnic groups, a hesurian community, which comprises of 41% of the population, and a Pomric Wenish community, which form the majority of the populace with 47% of Krumlau identifying as Wenish. Additionally, certain regions of Krumlau are inhabited by Kuns, consisting of 6% of the population. Despite lacking majority, the Hesurian language is considered the Lingua Franca in the nation, although both the Standard Hesurian dialect and Wenish are taught at schools. The two free cities, Rakonitz and Vladika, are officially billingual, although Hesurian is the dominant language in the Capital, while in Vladika Wenish is dominant.

The Krumlavian state's formation begins in the TBDth century, with the creation of the Order of the Cathartic Temple Knights, an order mainly composed of Hesurian followers of Ditanery with the goal of converting the Pomricc peoples south of Erdara. This effort resulted in the military expansion of the order and the conquest and foundation of several settlements in the region of Krumlau. In XXXX, the Order underwent significant reforms after the 'Placeholder' war, which caused its secularization and the formation of the Confederation of Krumlau. In the early 19th century the unstable order of this confederation reached its peak in the Krumlavian Revolution, which would eventually form the Republic of Krumlau. The nation grew as an industrial powerhouse and has since then emerged in Erdaran affairs.

The aftermath of the Revolution was defined by increasing animosity between the Hesurian and Wenish peoples, with significant separatist movements present during the second half of the 19th century. The economic differences between the industrial, Hesurian north of the nation and the more rural Wenish south created a sour political environment, which shaped the political organization of the country to this day. It was only during the Continental War and posteriorly at the (Maybe a Krumlavian-Dulebian war?) that a true shared Krumlavian identity was created. Despite this, separatism and regionalist politics have remained, albeit at a weaker state.

Krumlau is one of the founding states of the Erdaran Union and the Assembly of Nations, partaking in various multilateral efforts particularly when it comes to the further economic and political integration of Erdara.

Krumlau is a highly developed nation, with an advanced high-income economy. It has very high standards of living, quality of life, education and healthcare, yet regional disparities in development are still noticeable.

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