Acronis
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People's Communion of Acronis Žan Drakar Acronís (Tavari) Rahvahõim Akroonis (Rodokan) | |
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Motto: Always In The Service of Life | |
 The country of Acronis (dark green) on the continent of Gondwana (gray). | |
| Capital and | Crystal Coast |
| Official languages | Tavari Rodokan Staynish-Codexian |
| Government | Unitary semi-democratic theocracy |
• Matron | Vana Dandreal |
• Chief Administator | Σavora Lašandri |
| Legislature | Synod |
| Independence from Tavaris | |
• Independence effected | 14 March 2022 |
• Ranat Accords ratified | 6 June 2022 |
| Area | |
• Total | 466,623.54 km2 (180,164.36 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 2022 estimate | 16,641,067 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2022 estimate |
• Total | $507,922,896,006 SHD |
• Per capita | $30,552 SHD |
| Currency | Tavari Našdat (ŋ) (TAN) |
| Time zone | UTC -9:00 |
| Calling code | +421 |
| Internet TLD | .ac |
Acronis, formally the People's Communion of Acronis, is a country on the continent of Gondwana on Urth. Acronis is constitutionally a theocratic state in which the Church of Akrona is considered "synonymous" with the state. The Church's leader, Matron Vana Dandreal, is the head of state, while an elected Chief Administrator—currently Σavora Lašandri of the Acronian Communist Party—is known as the "head of civil government." A bifurcated system of government exists in which moral and criminal law is the responsibility of the "Religious Government" of the Elders and the Matron, while civil law is the responsibility of the Civil Government of the Cabinet and the popularly elected Synod. Acronis, whose population is majority ethnically Tavari, was part of the country of Tavaris from its formation until Acronian secession in 2022. The birth of Acronis was heralded by a brief but intense period of inter-sectarian violence on the island of Avnatra between Akronists and adherents of Avnatra's other native religion, the Tavat Avati, that featured several bombings, a hotly contested and poorly executed independence referendum on 27 February 2022, and culminated with a peace agreement and political settlement known as the Ranat Accords.