Nation/Schnabo

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Republic of Schnabo
Erenílc Escá'aníàna
Motto"Þerek lév eúlætem"
"Peace through unity"
"World Assembly Member"
Region Versutian Federation
Capital
and largest city
Schnabooton
Official languages Schnan • English
Recognised regional languages Deparel, French, German, Russian
Demonym Escanian
Schnaboiana
Government Federal semi-presidential constitutional republic
 -  President William Ackerfield (Con)b
 -  Vice President Marilyn an Ceníe (CDP)
 -  Prime Minister John Campbell (EBEL)
 -  Speaker of the House of the People Alexander Beaumont (Ind.)
Legislature Teìl Erenílca (Escá'aníàna)
Asssembly of the Republic (of Schnabo)
 -  Upper house Senate
 -  Lower house House of the People
Formation
 -  Federation of Free Republics 22 November 1706 
 -  War of Secession 14 June 1842 
 -  Reunification as a unitary state 5 February 1845 
 -  Federal republic established 12 May 1848 
Population
 -  2012 census 406,123,589
GDP (nominal) 2014 estimate
 -  Total NS$ 16,661,236,948,188.28
 -  Per capita NS$ 77,340.33
HDI (2014)0.953
very high
Currency Escanian schnab (ESB)
Drives on the right
Calling code +55
ISO 3166 code EE
Internet TLD .ee
a. Non-standard.
b. Anglicised; sometimes referred to by native Escanian surname Acérþæìte

Schnabo (shnah-boh; Schnan: Escá'aníàn [ˈeskʰɑnjɑn], officially the Republic of Schnabo (Schnan: Erenílc Escá'aníàna), is a country located in the Versutian Federation. It is a federal republic made up by 20 states and single federal district encompassing the capital Schnabooton and its vicinity.

The area that today makes up the territory of Schnabo has been inhabited since ancient times. By the 18th century, several independent nation och city states had been established and many were weakened after years of nearly-constant war. The first attempt at a Pan-Escanian state came with the establishment of the Federation of Free Republics in 1706, which lasted for 136 years until the outbreak of the War of Succession. Pro-unionist forces won, and forced a re-unification of the then-torn up federation under a centralized government. Threats of a second secessionist war paved way for the establishment of the modern federal republic in 1848, where central powers were relinquished in favor of strong autonomy for individual member states.