Republic of Libertarya

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Republic of Libertarya

Komaria Libertarya
1840–1955
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Flag of Libertarya (1909 - 1955)
Location of the Republic of Libertarya (post-1909).png
The borders of the Republic of Libertarya 1909 - 1955
StatusRepublic
CapitalBajazad (1844 - 1955)
Common languagesBasaquese, Santian, Fayrean
GovernmentUnitary parliamentary republic
Chancellor 
• 1844-1850
Qasim Kaivan
• 1951-1955
Alexandre Delon
LegislatureParliament of Libertarya
History 
• Proclamation of independence
25th June 1840
• Recognition of independence
6th May 1844
• Unification of Liberto-Ancapistan
21st March 1955
CurrencyLibertaryan Fiat
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Santian Empire
Liberto-Ancapistan

The Republic of Libertarya (Basaquese: Komaria a Libertarya) was a republic in southern Basaquastan which existed between 1840 and 1955. The republic was the largest sovereign state by population in Basaquastan before the unification of Liberto-Ancapistan, comprising all of modern-day Libertarya Province, Bajazad Province, the district of Ciona-Libertarya in modern-day Rojava-Navenda Province, and the Fayre Islands.

The republic was formed during the 1840 Summer Revolution, when members of the Society of Libertarians staged an uprising against the Santian Empire in the cities of Girav and Bakur, and created a state spanning the historical region of Libertarya. Founded on radical principles, it was a representative democracy with universal sufferage and a written constitution, but was dominated by the Society of Libertarians and its successor the Libertarian Party for most of its existence. The first region of Basaquastan to industrialise, beginning in the 1890s, it saw significant overseas immigration and economic growth. As the largest and wealthiest predecessor state of Liberto-Ancapistan, its constitution and government form much of the basis for the modern state of Liberto-Ancapistan, and its last chancellor, Alexandre Delon, became the first chancellor of the new federal republic.