Vannois

Empire of Vannois Empire de Vannois (Audonian)
Flag Imperial Coat of Arms
Motto: Dans la contrainte l'unité, dans le doute la liberté, quoi qu'il advienne la charité (Unity in necessary things; liberty in doubtful things; charity in all things")
Anthem: Le Champs D'Honneur The Champions of Honour Royal anthem: La Marche de Henri VI The March of Henry VI
Political map of the Vannois
Capital and largest city	Sainte-Colette
Official language and national language	Audonian
Ethnic groups	89.8% Vannoisian 4% Lihnidosian 3.2% Latin 3% Other
Demonym(s)	Vannoisian
Government	Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy
• Emperor	Charles XII
• Prime Minister	Marlène Astier
• Deputy Prime Minister	Nicolas Ouvrier
Legislature	Parliament
• Upper house	Senate
• Lower house	National Assembly
Formation
• Beginning of the Trencavel dynasty	26 May 1047
• Unification Wars	1237-1289
• Civil War	1579-1602
• Wars of Religion	1605-1615
• Collapse of the Holy Audonian Empire	1816
• Democracy Adopted	1891
Population
• 2017 estimate	65,841,466
• 2014 census	64,776,238
GDP (PPP)	2017 estimate
• Total	$2.786,05 billion
• Per capita	$32.548,61
GDP (nominal)	2020 estimate
• Total	$2.623,32 billion
• Per capita	$30.232,01
Gini	39.1 medium
HDI	.886 very high
Currency	livre (£)
Date format	dd.mm.yyyy
Driving side	left
Calling code	+430
ISO 3166 code	VA
Internet TLD	.va

Vannois, officially the Empire of Vannois (Audonais: Empire de Vannois), often referred to as the Vannoisian Empire, is a Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy located in Central Belisaria. Vannois has an estimated population of over 65 million, and comprises of 7 provinces. It is bordered by Hvalheim to the north, Garima to the east, Schaumberg to the north east, Lyncanestria to the west, X to the south east, and shares a maritime border with Lihnidos to the south.

Saint-Colette is the federal capital as the largest economic and cultural hub within Vannois. The head of state is the Emperor, who appoints the Prime Minister at the suggestion of the Imperial Parliament.

Etymology

The largest river in Vannois, termed the Valeryonne, was settled around the sixth century by the earliest known Vannoisians in the area. Later, the term Vannoisien was found repeatedly in the writings of the Catholic missionary Auxilium of Latium, and it was from this that the name Vannois developed.

Government

Foreign Relations

Main article: Foreign Relations of Vannois

Demographics

Language

Languages of Vannois
Language			Percent
Audonais			99.2%
Latin			38.2%
English			13.4%
Other			12.4%

Religion

Religion in Vannois
Religion			Percent
Fabrian Catholicism			65.4%
Irreligious or Agnostic			22.0%
Alban Christianity			10.3%
Other			2.3%

Race

Ethnic Groups of Vannois
Language			Percent
Vannoisian			89.8%
Lihnidosian			4%
Latin			3.2%
Other			3%