Volomeria

Volomerian People’s Republic Volomeriyasʹka Narodnya Respublika
Flag Coat of Arms
Anthem: Narodnyy himn
File:Volomeria map continental.png
Capital	Kolach
Largest city	Buchkovitse
Official languages	Volomerian
Ethnic groups	Volomerian, Shaphian Razarians
Religion	Costeny
Demonym(s)	Volomerian
Government	Federal soviet republic
• Chairman of the Revolutionary Committee	Oleksandr Timoshenko
• Chairman of the Tsentralna Rada	Krilli Skorupsky
Legislature	Tsentralna Rada
Establishment
• Independence	1890
• Republic	1935
Population
• 2018 census	24,530,235
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Total	$284,967 million
• Per capita	$11,617
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	$111,931 million
• Per capita	$4,563
Gini (2018)	26.7 low
HDI (2018)	0.784 high
Currency	Hryvnya
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy
Driving side	left
Calling code	+34
Internet TLD	.vo

Volomeria (Volomerian: Volomeriya') officially the Volomerian People’s Republic (Volomerian: Volomeriyasʹka Narodnya Respublika) is a sovereign state in West Borea being bordered by Razaria to the south and Nunalik to the west. It has a population of 24,530,235 people with its capital being Kolach and its largest city Buchkovitse.

Volomeria was inhabited from around 30,000 BCE by Sepcan and Curesian nomads. It came under the influence of the Neo-Sepcan Empire until the latter's collapse in the 930's CE. The collapse of the Neo-Sepcan empire led to the area that would become Volomeria come under the rule of pagan tribes and vilni hosts who were converted to Tastanism and later Costeny in a series of crusades. The first unified Volomerian state was formed by Cositene crusaders who created the Grand Duchy of Valicia in 1,100 CE. The grand duchy engaged in several wars of aggression and campaigns of proselytisation whilst also instituting a feudal bureaucracy. The Grand Duchy collapsed 200 years later due to religious infighting after which the region once again became mostly dominated by nomadic hosts, principalities and foreign powers.

During the 1600’s the region united again as the Donskvoz Voivodeship which established a more permanent bureaucratic structure in the region and is considered the first genuinely Volomerian state. The Voivodeship was dominated by vilni and oversaw a process of social and cultural homogenisation alongside economic modernisation. However during the 1800's Kovachovid Razaria conquered the region and installed a client state that was transformed into the Volomerian Voivodeship in 1890. The Voivodeship oversaw an initial period of industrialisation but became marked by state violence, ethnic disunity, peasant unrest and finally economic collapse which led to the Volomerian civil war from 1930-1935 against the leftist Chervonavshchyna and forces loyal to the Voivode. The Chervonavschchyna were victories and formed a provisional government under the Revolutionary Committee which sought to represent local rada's across the post-revolutionary atmosphere. The revolutionary government since became permanent with the government engaging in massive industrialisation and modernisation policies alongside repression against reactionary elements. Bureaucratisation and centralisation was pursued until the Gozar War after which the government became more dencentralist and democratic in character. Economic difficulties and ethnic disparity led to authoritarian rule from 1988 to a democratic revolution in 2002, which has since attempt to further the trend towards democratic governance within the revolutionary system.

Volomeria is considered a developing country with its main industries being petroleum and gas extraction, which make up the majority of Volomerian exports. It's government functions as a council republic with people's councils (rada's) being the main element of decision making, albeit with an increasing trend towards centralisation in recent years. Volomeria is noted to have positive relations with other leftist states and poor ones with its main neighbour Razaria.

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