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Modern-day Fortisia was formed on May 17th, 1924 - the same day that the Fortisian Civil War began - as a result of a rebellion against the dictatorial Blackfort regime (known officially as the People's Nation of Fortisia) that had existed in the country since the overthrow of the Holy Territory of Fortisia in 1487. Its founding came on a basis of a will for democracy and civil freedom in the country, values that have been upheld in the country to the present day. | Modern-day Fortisia was formed on May 17th, 1924 - the same day that the Fortisian Civil War began - as a result of a rebellion against the dictatorial Blackfort regime (known officially as the People's Nation of Fortisia) that had existed in the country since the overthrow of the Holy Territory of Fortisia in 1487. Its founding came on a basis of a will for democracy and civil freedom in the country, values that have been upheld in the country to the present day. | ||
Fortisia is a founding member of the Union of European Nations, and is a member of the United Nations. In 1978, it also created the [[Ymoum ud Duqsursesir]], a union of 10 Fortisian-speaking regions, with the aim of collective prosperity and allowing greater freedom of movement for Fortisian nationals and Fortisians of other nations. | Fortisia is a founding member of the Union of European Nations, and is a member of the United Nations. In 1978, it also created the [[Ymoum ud Duqsursesir]], a union of 10 Fortisian-speaking regions, with the aim of collective prosperity and allowing greater freedom of movement for Fortisian nationals and Fortisians of other nations. | ||
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| + | === Fortisia === | ||
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| + | Fortisia was named originally by the group of rebels that established it (the ''fortes homines''), but was originally referred to in its informal form as ''imperium populorum rebellium'', or 'the empire of the rebellious people', and was also colloquially known as ''imperium Domi'' (empire of Domi), referencing their origins. First reference to the name 'Fortisia' arose in AD91, when then-Imperator Marcus I wrote a letter proclaiming the 'imperium fortis' (strong empire), which would not change until 204AD, when the first adaptations of Fortolatin gave rise to the term ''fortisica'', replacing ''fortis'' in its meaning of 'strong'. | ||
| + | It was not until Fortolatin had replaced Latin around 700AD that the first use of ''Fortisia (-ae)'' was seen, meaning 'land of the strong' or 'country of the strong'. The term eventually integrated into Second Modernised Latin, the form used today, and is still used to refer to Fortisia. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
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==== First Fortisian Revolt, 41AD ==== | ==== First Fortisian Revolt, 41AD ==== | ||
| − | Following the assassination of Emperor Caligula, great civil unrest began to show itself in the Roman Empire. A secret organisation based in Rome, led by Marcus Romae | + | Following the assassination of Emperor Caligula, great civil unrest began to show itself in the Roman Empire. A secret organisation based in Rome, led by Marcus Romae (later Marcus I) and named the ''fortes homines'' (literally 'strong men'), began to meet and undergo military training frequently in a settlement south of Rome, which was established in 40AD, and laid the foundations for the city of Domîn, which still exists today. Over the following months, more and more Romans decided to join the ''fortes homines'' |
Revision as of 17:20, 14 November 2017
| The Socialist People's Republic of Fortisian Isles | ||||||
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| Motto: Rîsqîmfîsgomf Omdeqîîculumf (Template:ISO 639 name) | ||||||
| Anthem: Dȳqsôrôe, Sû Vgûl Fortisia, To Whom |
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| Capital and largest city | Ekzi | |||||
| Official languages | (Fortisian, English) | |||||
| Recognised national languages | (Latin, German, Greek) | |||||
| Ethnic groups (2017) | 74% Fortisian 12% German 9% Greek 5% Other European |
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| Demonym | Fortisian | |||||
| Government | Unitary semi-presidential democratic republic | |||||
| - | High Minister | Robert White | ||||
| - | First Minister | Markin Skolzi | ||||
| - | Second Minister | Wextis Awti | ||||
| Legislature | People's House | |||||
| Formation | ||||||
| - | Roman Rebellion | 79 | ||||
| - | Fall of Fortisian Empire, establisment of Kingdom of Fortisia | 289 | ||||
| - | Holy Crusade, establishment of Vatican Fortisia | 1254 | ||||
| - | Vatican Revolt - the Communist SPR of Fortisia is formed | 1287 | ||||
| - | Fortisian Civil War begins - modern Fortisia is formed | 17th May 1924 | ||||
| - | Civil War ends, Treaty of Ekzi | 7th December 1929 | ||||
| - | Joining of the United Nations | 12th April 1952 | ||||
| Area | ||||||
| - | Total | 1,246,700 km2 (22nd) 481,354 sq mi |
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| - | Water (%) | negligible | ||||
| Population | ||||||
| - | 2014 census | 25,789,024 | ||||
| - | Density | 20.69/km2 (199th) 53.57/sq mi |
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| GDP (PPP) | 2017 estimate | |||||
| - | Total | $193.935 billion (64th) | ||||
| - | Per capita | $6,881<ref name=imf2/> (107th) | ||||
| GDP (nominal) | 2017 estimate | |||||
| - | Total | $122.365 billion<ref name=imf2/> (61st) | ||||
| - | Per capita | $4,342<ref name=imf2/> (91st) | ||||
| Gini (2009) | 42.7 medium |
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| HDI (2015) |  0.533low · 150th |
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| Currency | [[Forto Symbol ʄ Subunit Laetus (ʅ)]] ( FRF) |
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| Time zone | CET (UTC+1) | |||||
| - | Summer (DST) | CEST (UTC+2) | ||||
| Drives on the | right | |||||
| Calling code | +39 | |||||
| Internet TLD | .dq | |||||
The Socialist People's Republic of Fortisian Isles (Fortisian:Sgî Rubôekôrs Nîunkî'r Qînỷzkob Uddȳqsôrem Ôrkîr, Latin: respublica socialis populorum Fortisicarum insularum), colloquially known as Fortisia (Fortisian: Dȳqsoroe, Latin: Fortisia-ae), is a nation in the south of Europe. It was founded in 1924 by Mîlôs Sỷzî's People's Force of Fortisia, and has since become a developed nation known for its high levels of civil liberty, patriotic citizens, history, and its highly socialist government. Modern-day Fortisia was formed on May 17th, 1924 - the same day that the Fortisian Civil War began - as a result of a rebellion against the dictatorial Blackfort regime (known officially as the People's Nation of Fortisia) that had existed in the country since the overthrow of the Holy Territory of Fortisia in 1487. Its founding came on a basis of a will for democracy and civil freedom in the country, values that have been upheld in the country to the present day. Fortisia is a founding member of the Union of European Nations, and is a member of the United Nations. In 1978, it also created the Ymoum ud Duqsursesir, a union of 10 Fortisian-speaking regions, with the aim of collective prosperity and allowing greater freedom of movement for Fortisian nationals and Fortisians of other nations.
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Etymology
Fortisia
Fortisia was named originally by the group of rebels that established it (the fortes homines), but was originally referred to in its informal form as imperium populorum rebellium, or 'the empire of the rebellious people', and was also colloquially known as imperium Domi (empire of Domi), referencing their origins. First reference to the name 'Fortisia' arose in AD91, when then-Imperator Marcus I wrote a letter proclaiming the 'imperium fortis' (strong empire), which would not change until 204AD, when the first adaptations of Fortolatin gave rise to the term fortisica, replacing fortis in its meaning of 'strong'. It was not until Fortolatin had replaced Latin around 700AD that the first use of Fortisia (-ae) was seen, meaning 'land of the strong' or 'country of the strong'. The term eventually integrated into Second Modernised Latin, the form used today, and is still used to refer to Fortisia.
History
Informal Fortisia (43-89AD)
First Fortisian Revolt, 41AD
Following the assassination of Emperor Caligula, great civil unrest began to show itself in the Roman Empire. A secret organisation based in Rome, led by Marcus Romae (later Marcus I) and named the fortes homines (literally 'strong men'), began to meet and undergo military training frequently in a settlement south of Rome, which was established in 40AD, and laid the foundations for the city of Domîn, which still exists today. Over the following months, more and more Romans decided to join the fortes homines
