Faragint

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Democratic Republic of Faraga and Ginta
Demokratiken Respublika ng Faraga at Ginta
Flag of Faragint
Flag
Coat of arms of Faragint
Coat of arms
Motto: 
Haindi walant determinasyon para sematha sa targumpant
("Not without determination for together in victory")
Anthem: Oh akent maruwathatint lupait ng karangalan
("Oh my glorious land of honour")
[[File:|305px|upright=1.15|Location of Faragint]]
CapitalValbard
Other languages
  • Faran
  • Gintese
  • Roithin
  • Madurese
Ethnic groups
  • 67% Faran
  • 25% Gintese  
  • 3% Madurese
  • 2% Arabic  
  • 3% Others
Religion
Secular State
Demonym(s)Faragese
Faran
Gintese
GovernmentDemocratic Presidential Republic
• Chief President
Baronus Tansiento Duenas
LegislatureCongress
House of Representative
Senate
Independent state
• Republic of Faragint
1946
• 2nd Civil War
1930
• 1st Civil War
1885
• Faragint Unification
1739
• Faraga Kingdom
1200
• Pramo League
300 B.C
Population
• January 2022 estimate
43,062,800
GDP (PPP)2020 estimate
• Total
224,073,000,000
(224 Billion)
• Per capita
5,211
HDI (2021)Increase 0.708
high
CurrencyIrta (FGI)
Time zone0 to -1
Driving sideright
Calling code+551
Internet TLD.fg

Faragint, officially known as the Democratic Republic of Faraga & Ginta is a sovereign country in Northeast Thrimari. Situated on the western end of Firjen and east of Uljenph, most of its territory is on the continent, and it also includes an insular part. It lies alongside the Sunadic Ocean.

Human settlement in Faragis territory dates back to the Upper Paleolithic, and by 1000 BCE, they had established a permanent presence. Their states constituted the Pramo League in 390 BCE. It bound member states into mutual alliances, encouraged closer ties between different ethnicities, and maintained their independence in the face of various external threats.

Most of primitive cultures was destroyed by the Romantic colonizer , and the states slowly turns into new society, which stays on for centuries to come. But the struggle against institutional discrimination and economic exploitation played an important role in the development of the country's politics and national identity.

Under the pressure of mounting political radicalisation, social strife, and internal isolation, The league gradually disintegrated in the 12th century with the liberation of several territories most notably Faraga & Ginta. The Free Territories were re-constituted and unified during the 60 Years War in 1739, and, following the victory of the Faraga, treaty was signed which evolved those territories under one rule of present-day Faragint. Its in a simple way, is a multinational country whose demographics, linguistics, and culture derive from diverse origins.

The country is a democratic republic that combines mechanisms of people's representative and high authority. In practice, it is a authoritarian republic with a uniquely strong presidency, as the president may appoint the premier, the head of government, without the consent of the legislature. The president often characterised by a high degree of popular participation in governance, policymaking, and planning.