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Revision as of 17:44, 31 July 2023

Liberalia
Liberalia
Population1,320,000,000
Density22.9/km²

Liberalia is a continent located in the Northern and Western Hemispheres of the Earth, also known as the International Democratic Union. The vast continent is bounded by the bustling Olympic Ocean to the south, the Tenebric Ocean to the west, and the Northern Ocean to the north. A water passage and continental split separates Liberalia from Hesperida to the east.

Etymology

History

Geography

Regions

List of states and territories

Name Capital Population Area Head of State Head of Government Government type
Christos Coronasburg km2 Chris Marcon Rubio Constitutional Monarchy
Eïkangärd Ykangäd 33,456,183 km2 Sancha Groenbärd Unitary Meritocratic Stratocracy
Gardavasque Eternity 44,822,000 2,780,000 km2 Biff Snollygoster Yorick Spence Federal Democratic Republic
Glanainn Craobhaig 5,259,000 km2 Aonghas VI Caitlin Mackintosh Autonomous protectorate
Mansilla Sanclaro 4,210,000 km2 Roberto IV Giancarlo Ricci Unitary Constitutional Monarchy under a Single Party Dictatorship
Opthelia Eddington km2 Athena II Absolute monarchy
Otika PZMNY km2 Military junta
Shuell Central 37,000,000 km2 Edwin Sloan Richard Prescott Single Party Dictatorship
Tsimdaupohwetosonghnee Inwaukosuwuk 18,406,279 km2 Jimmy Seven-Feather Federal Parliamentary Republic

Demographics

Economy

Languages

Germanic-origin languages, notably Liberalian-English, are widely spoken throughout Liberalia, though many nations have retained their indigenous languages. In Gardavasque, over 40 million people speak Romanx, while Whetosonghnee is the official language of Tsimdaupohwetosonghnee.

Religions

Christianity, particularly Catholicism, is extensively practiced in Liberalia. Szilankism is the state religion of Shuell.

Populace

Transport

Culture

Sports