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Second Republic of Torchina
Seconda Republica di Turchina
Flag of Torchina
Flag
Coat of arms of Torchina
Coat of arms
Motto: 'Liberty from Tyranny'
Anthem: Yet We Remain
CapitalSantu Ghjiseppu
Largest cityIanua
Official languagesMarian
Demonym(s)Torchino
GovernmentUnitary parliamentary republic
• President
Ghjuvanni Petru di Santa Maria nantu à u Mare
• Prime Minister
Paulu Antonio di Sud di Ianua
LegislatureSenate
House of the Nation
House of the People
Population
• 1982 estimate
42,300,000
GDP (nominal)1982 estimate
• Total
$602 billion
• Per capita
$14,231
CurrencyTorchino Denarii (RTD)
Time zoneUTC+1 (CVST)
Date formatyyyy-mm-dd
Driving sideright
Calling code+3

Torchina (Marian: Turchina), officially the Second Republic of Torchina (Marian: Seconda Repubblica di Turchina) is a sovereign state located in the south of Vreya on the planet of Bacchus. A federal republic, the country occupies the bulk of Marian peninsula, as well as extending into the Vreyan Alps, the Odyssean Islands, and various smaller islands off the coast of the continent and the island chain. The country's mainland is bordered to the east and to the west by the Marenostro, and the same sea surrounds the countries various islands.

Historically, what is now Torchina was the heartland of the Tibernian Empire, although significant migratory periods prior to the formation of the empire, and after its collapse, have seen the region populated by various cultures.

History

Early History and Antiquity

Imperium Tibernian

Middle Ages

Torchino Civil War and First Republican Period

The Torchino Civil War was a military conflict that took place between the years of 1643 and 1648. Initially caused due to religious schism between the reformist Veneratii, and the mainline Tradiziunalii. Throughout the course of the conflict, the reasons and war goals of the sides gradually morphed until such a time that the Veneratii were actively seeking to dismantle the monarchy and to establish a parliament. To contrast, whilst the Tradiziunalii initially sought only the continued rights and privileges of the monarchy, the staunch religious nature of the conflict eventually saw their primary motivation morph into a desire to outlaw the new religious sects.

Restoration Period

Second Revolution until Early Twentieth Century

Contemporary Period

Geography

Climate

Environment

Politics and Government

Military

Foreign Relations

Economy

Energy

Industry

Infrastructure

Transport

Demographics

Education

Religion

Culture

Music and Art

Cuisine

Sports