Nation/Roschfallen

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United Kingdom of Roschfallen
Vereinigtes Königreich von Roschfallen
Motto"Infinitum et Ultra"
Anthem"The Lion March"
Continental and insular territory of Roschfallen
Continental and insular territory of Roschfallen
Region Brasil
CapitalWittelsbach
Largest city Triunphus
Official languages German
Recognised national languages Afrikaans, Portuguese, English
Demonym Roschfalleanischen
Government Absolute monarchy
 -  King Friedrich II
 -  Great Council Albert von Wüttemberg
Legislature Royal State Council
History
 -  Independence of Weimar Republic 2 April 1922 
 -  Recognized 25 May 1925 
 -  Current Constitution 2 December 1925 
 -  United Kingdom 29 August 1944 
Area
 -  Total 825,615km² km2
318,696 sq mi 
 -  Water (%) 3,4%
Population
 -  2015 estimate 300,000,000
 -  Density 166/km2
429.9/sq mi
GDP (PPP) 2015 estimate
 -  Total NS$23 trillion
 -  Per capita NS$21,021.00
GDP (nominal) 2015 estimate
 -  Total NS$25 trillion
 -  Per capita NS$23,780.07
Gini (2015)0.34
low
HDI (2015)0.910
very high
Currency Cruzer (CRZ)
Time zone UTC (UTC+1)
Date format dd ˘ mm ˘ yyyy
Drives on the right
Calling code +264
ISO 3166 code RF
Internet TLD .rf
a. The Afrikaans and Portuguese are spoken commonly respectively in the south and in the north, near the borders. English is used as the second business language.

The United Kingdom of Roschfallen (German: Vereinigtes Königreich von Roschfallen), commonly known as Roschfallen, is a developed, huge and safe nation located in south-east Africa. It has a powerhouse and growing economy, and enjoys civil rights. It is the second largest German-speaking country in the world, and the second in Africa.

Bounded by Altantic Ocean on the west, Roschfallen have the second big coastline of Africa. It borders by Schneeblutig on the north, Alloubama on the east and the Colony of Unx on the south. It's environmental includes a vast pine forest like Europe, home to a diverse wildlife, a variety of ecological systems, and extensive natural resources spanning numerous protected habitats. This beautiful environment makes Roschfallen one of the main tourist destinations, and is the subject of significant global interest and environmental protection.

A long time ago, the land Roschfallen were called by the natives of 'Namibe'. During the colonial era, in the seventeenth century, the Dutch East India Company came to Namibe and began its colonization. Later in the nineteenth century, with the weakening of the Netherlands, Namibe was owned by the German Empire, in the scramble for Africa, in 1884. At that time, the German settlers came to call Namibe 'Roschfallen'. The new German settlers arrived in mass, especially after the First World War, due to the chaos in Europe. After 1918, with the fall of the German Empire, the humiliation and weakness of Germany and the chaos, the people of Roschfallen of Cologne passed the desired stability and representation, then started the movement for independence. Given this golden opportunity, the former King Friedrich III of the former Kingdom of Saxony, which was part of the German Empire, sent his son Prince George to the colony to integrate the independence movements and became King, in 1922. Later, with the death of King George I of Roschfallen, his son Prince Friedrich took the throne and reorganized the nation as a declared absolute monarchy, and annexed altantic islands taking advantage of the new crisis caused by World War II. Hereby set up a self-government of the islands, changing the nation's name so for United Kingdom of Roschfallen in union of contemplation between the mainland and the islands.

The country's economy is powerhouse by nominal and GDP as of 2015. A member of Brasil Region since 2015, Roschfallen have one of the world's fastest growing major economies, with its economic reforms giving the country new international recognition and influence. The free market of Roschfallen plays an important role for the country's economic growth. Roschfallen is a founding member of Liberal League, an militar and economic international alliance that brings together nations with liberal policies, and UNA, an international organization that brings african nations. Roschfallen is a emerging power in his region.

Etimology

The word "Roschfallen" is derived from the English "Rock Fallen", pronounced by German settlers mistakenly giving the name to the country. In 1885, when the first German settlers went to the colony hitherto called Namibe, the British captain Harry Patton, the service of the German Navy, saw a stone on a cliff hanging by thick roots. He exclaimed: "Look, there is a rock fallen!". By a misunderstanding of German settlers as the English words, they imagined "Fallen Rock," which they pronounced as "Roschfallen" was the name sighted land to which they were going. Although it is commonly called a "Roschfallen," the German government to officially named "German South Africa". The Roschfallen name was officially adopted only after independence in 1922.

The former official names of Roschfallen were "Namibe" by local native tribes and "Netherlands South Africa" by early Dutch settlers in the seventeenth century.

History

Pre-Colonial Era

According to studies, Roschfallen of the territory is inhabited for at least 11,000 years.

Around the time of the Dutch arrival, the territory of current day Roschfallen had an estimated indigenous population of 250 thousand people, mostly semi-nomadic who subsisted on hunting, fishing, gathering, and migrant agriculture.

Before the arrival of Europeans, the boundaries between these groups and their subgroups were marked by wars that arose from differences in culture, language and moral beliefs. These wars also involved large-scale military actions on land and water, with cannibalistic rituals. While heredity had some weight, leadership status was more subdued over time, than allocated in succession ceremonies and conventions. Slavery among the natives had a different meaning than it had for Europeans, since it originated from a diverse socio-economic organization, in which asymmetries were translated into kinship relations.

Dutch Colonization

The land called Namibe was claimed by the Dutch Colonial Empire on 2 october 1624 with the arrival of the Portuguese fleet commanded by Cornelis Hein. The PDutch encountered native peoples divided into several tribes, most of whom spoke extinguished african languages, and fought among themselves. Though the first settlement was founded in 1629, colonization was effectively begun in 1642.

Frederick Henry, Prince of Orange, Stadholder of Holland, created a centralized government for the colony, as in other Dutch colonies, naming Maurice van Duke as Governor General of the colony. Maurice began the enslavement of native peoples to quickly build fortifications north of the colony, bordering the Portuguese colony of Angola, because of Luso-Dutch War current. During the eighteenth century, precious stones and metals have become the major export products, and black slaves bought in the slave market in West Africa, captured in tribal warfare sold by the victorious tribes to Europeans, they have become extremely important to keep mining business assets colony.

By the late eighteenth century, the export of ore began to decline. Successive wars of the Netherlands demanded many natural resources and Roschfallen wealth to pay down debt and invest in war.

With the advent of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic war directly affecting the Netherlands, the colony entered a complete anarchy, with weak governments, riots, and that would last until the end of Dutch colonization.

German Colonization

After the end of the Napoleonic Wars and the reorganization of the Dutch government, the chaos settled in Namibe colony remained, despite diminished. The Dutch government increasingly weakened against other imperialist powers, suffered its coup de grace for their largest colony in 1884. During the scramble for Africa, the powers decided unanimously on the Dutch failure to deal with the colony, spending its control to the German Empire, under the leadership of Chancellor Otto von Bismarck.

In 1885, a fleet of ships carrying thousands of German settlers to Namibe was sent, under the leadership of British Admiral Harry Patton, made famous by "re-naming" the colony to Roschfallen . The German imperial government officially named the colony as "German South Africa". Until the independence of the country at least 2 million Germans immigrated to Roschfallen.

During World War I, German troops' Afrikakorps' 'seated in the capital city of Wittelsbach fought against the Portuguese troops in the colony of West African Portuguese to the north. With the war over, the winning Allied powers wanted to move the colony to control the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, as had been done with other German colonies, however the people of Roschfallen proved extremely irritated by the idea, and it was decided, after the dissolution of the German Empire and the creation of Weimar Republic, that the colony would continue under German supervision.

Independent Kingdom

After the dissolution of the German Empire, Roschfallen remained a colony of German successor state, the Weimar Republic. However, due to all the consequences of the war to defeat Germany, it was unable to cope with the need for Roschfallen, generating conflicts between the territories. Thousands of Germans immigrated en masse to Roschfallen and have joined movements by proxy and to the independence of the colony. Demonstrations were held daily in major cities of the colony. One group has even invaded the government palace, to be harshly repressed by police forces.

Taking advantage of the chaotic situation in Europe and in the colony in Africa, the deposed King Friedrich III of Saxony convinced his son, Prince George von Wettin, to carry out a plan to make If King independent colony. The Prince George left the Portuguese archipelago of Azores to Roschfallen in 1919, landing in the city of Triunphus, which he left by train to Wittelsbach. Arriving in the capital, the prince joined the largest independence movement of the colony, which became leader in 1921. Charismatic, Prince Saxon captivated the population and led a huge march through the capital until take control of the Government Palace. Once inside, the Prince George proclaimed the independence Roschfallen formally on 25 May 1922 and was acclaimed King by the population.

The independence of Roschfallen was soon recognized by winning allies of World War I, and was recognized by the government of the Weimar Republic only in 1925.

The Kingdom was organized and expelled German troops. Regardless, the government of Roschfallen sought rapprochement with the British and American governments. In the early 1930s, with the rise of Nazism in Germany, the Nazi Party bench also appeared in Roschfallen. Also came a Communist Party, leading a revolutionary guerrilla. Both parties were banned and its members hunted. In 1936, Soviet spies were arrested in the capital, accused of participating in a revolution movement.

With the onset of World War II in 1939, German submarines bombed and sank Roschfallen ship, causing it to be declared war on the Third Reich in 1942.

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