Jevia
Federal Republic of Jevia Savezna Republika Jevija | |
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Anthem: Moja Jevija Posnosna  | |
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| Capital | Velika |
| Official languages | Jevian, Novalian |
| Ethnic groups | Jevian, Novalian Piraean, Vespasian |
| Demonym(s) | Jevian |
| Government | Federal parliamentary republic |
| Marija Bajraktarević | |
| Džemal Isaković | |
| Legislature | Parliament |
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| Establishment | |
• Independence | 1905 |
• Current constitution | 1992 |
| Population | |
• 2018 census | 3,462,593 |
| GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Total | $74,733 million |
• Per capita | $21,583 |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Total | $29,317 million |
• Per capita | $8,467 |
| Gini (2018) | 36.5 medium |
| HDI (2018) | 0.788 high |
| Currency | Dinar |
| Date format | dd-mm-yyyy |
| Driving side | left |
| Calling code | +44 |
| Internet TLD | .jv |
Jevia (Jevian: Jevija) officially the Federal Republic of Jevia (Jevian: Savezna Republika Jevija) is a sovereign state in southern Euclea, sharing a single land border with Etruria to the north. It has a population of 3,462,593 with its capital being Velika.
Having been inhabited since before the second millennium BC, Jevia was originally inhabited by proto-Etrurian tribes and being a province of the Solarian Empire. Jevia was following the fall of the Solarian Empire a large collection of principalities and city states. During the 7th century by Marolevs entered the territory and displaced much of the Piraean and Vespasian people living there. It would be split between small city states on the coast and much of the northern territory being owned by Novalia. In the 1200's it's southern states united under the Duraković dynasty, which would expand into modern-day southern Etruria. The kingdom was invaded by [insert Mumim power here] during the 1400 and subsequently Saleminised. It was conquered by Vespasia during the early 1700’s.
Jevia achieved independence following the 1917 republican revolution in Etruria in the early 1900’s under the Etrurian Mumim Organistion. The new republic was unstable leading to a coup in 1922, with the military government joined the Entente in the Great War with the intention to exercise irrendist claims in Etruria but were occupied in the war and annexed into Etruria at its conclusion. During the Solarian War Jevian partisan resistance to Etrurian war resulted in their independence being restored. The new government was broadly democratic, but was consistently unstable with a military regime ruling from 1959-1965 before handing power back to an elected government. In 1974 an Salemist government was elected alarming the neighbouring military regime in Etruria, who backed a coup d'état by Novalian and Etrurian officers in 1974 who subsequently renamed the country Jevia-Novalia. Following the fall of the Etrurian regime the Jevian junta came under even greater pressure especially due to its low legitimacy; this boiled over in 1984 when a civil war broke out between the government and Jevian nationalist groups, who coalesced around the Jevian National Coalition. By 1992 the Jevian groups had achieved a de facto victory in much of the country, with an EC-brokered peace treaty resulting in the handing over of power to a democratic government based on consociational principles.
Jevia's has mostly mountainous terrain with a mainly continental climate. It's territory has a large amount of forests and significant biological diversity. Ethnically it is heavily divided between a Jevian majority and Novalian, Piraean and Vespasian minorities who are split across Mumim and Catholic religious lines.
Jevia is considered to be a federal parliamentary republic with a nonpartisan presidency and a government responsible to the elected legislature. It is a member of various international organisations and has since 2008 applied to be a member of the Euclean Community. Jevia's small economy is export-orientated with its main industries being steelmaking, aluminium, agricultural processing, consumer goods and tourism.