Prossinia

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Republic of Prossinia

Republikinn Prossinië
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Coat of arms
CapitalYakatra
Largest largest cityJoblianja
Official languagesProssinian, Karkut
Demonym(s)Prossinian
GovernmentUnitary parliamentary constitutional republic
• President
Markus Nalstrayva
Gertrev Jasko
Sonja Lorechev
LegislatureParliament
Establishment
• Under Karkut Empire
1250-1320
• Empire of Prossinia
1530-1815
1815
• Revolt of 1864
1864
• Republic of Prossinia
1864-1914
• Socialist Republic of Prossinia
1914-1983
• Current Republic
7 March 1983
Area
• 
2,234,899 km2 (862,899 sq mi)
Population
• 2021 estimate
35,789,000
• 2016 census
33,488,989
GDP (PPP)2021 estimate
• Total
$1.2 trillion
• Per capita
$24,244
GDP (nominal)2021 estimate
• Total
$1.6 trillion
• Per capita
$22,650
Gini (2020)Negative increase 31.6
medium
HDI (2020)Increase 0.869
very high
CurrencyProssinian Dinar (PRD)
Date formatyyyy/mm/dd
Driving sideright
Calling code+677
Internet TLD.ps

Prossinia (Prossinian: Prossinië), officially the Republic of Prossinia (Prossinian: Republikinn Prossinië), is a landlocked country located in the continent of North Utopia. It is bordered by Regmotto, Karkutia, Narvistan, Danitriss, and East Cammotand. Prossinia covers two million kilometres squared which includes plains, arid steppe and tundra in the north, the majority live in the centrak low lying plain. Prossinia is a unitary parliamentary constitutional republic. Prossinia has made a slow recovery in both demographics and economy since the emd of thr socialisg era. Prossinia is a member of the Universal Pact and Utopian Union after a referendum in 2021.

History

Under Karkut Empire

Early Kingdom of Prossinia

Empire of Prossinia

Northern Exploration

Revolts of 1815

Revolts of 1864 and Creation of The Prossinian Republic

Socialist Republic of Prossinia

Republic of Prossinia(1983-present)

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