Durdanini
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The Sacred Republic of Durdanini (SRD) commonly known as Durdanini is a Democratic Theocracy in East Gondwana. It is a former colony of Vistaraland, with the people of the country being enslaved until they Gained Independence in 1920. Durdanini has a largely agricultural economy, with the coffee and cotton produced there being of a very high quality.
The Sacred Republic of Durdanini | |
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Motto: As Mili Points We Shall Follow | |
Anthem: The Hymn of Liberty | |
Status | At Peace |
Capital | Timtalum |
Ethnic groups | Durdish, Feline |
Religion | Milishism |
Demonym(s) | Durdish |
Government | Democratic Theocracy |
• Speaker | Donni Cinnseign |
Legislature | People's Synod |
Nation Independent | |
1913-1920 | |
Population | |
• 2020 estimate | 3,126,423 |
GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Per capita | 20,321,749,500 |
GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Per capita | 6500 |
Currency | Glís (GLS) |
Driving side | right |
History
Pre-Milofite
Very little is know about the Pre-Milofite period in Durdanini. It is likely that the current tribal system existed, but with more conflict between the tribes than would be the case in later eras. The area is beleived to have been inhabited by populations of Nekomimi and Felines since prehistoric times. Over time tribes formed encompassing the region, eventually consolidated into 24 seperate Tribes, each divided into 12 ancestries. In the Pre-Milofite period this would likely have been looser, but specifics as to the interplay between tribes in this period was limited, as the information only survives from Oral Histories. The Religious Tradition of the Chosen priesthood also likely dates back to this time. According to Durdish Historical Epic Rua of the Sun the tribes were in near constant war with one another, with the Elder Tribes of Each Ancestry tyrannizing over the Younger. The reliability of these accounts are suspect, as they are believed to have been compiled by the Speaker of Durdanini around the 1730s.
Milofite Arrival
Most of the information about the Milofite Arrival comes from a combination of Milofite sources, and the Durdish Epic Rua of the Sun. According to scarce Milofite sources, at some point about halfway through the 20 year Milofite Journey to modern Meagharia, about one third of the Milofite Fleet abandoned Conor Foley, in objection to the proclaimed practice of priests claiming Widows for their harems. After this event the historical record is empty until the events of Rua of the Sun, which detail the arrival of the "Green Eyed Ones" as the epic calls them. Soon after their landing they founded the city of Timtalum, which is believed to be a bastardized version of the Durdneelian word for Landfall. The Milofites then likely made alliances with nearby tribes, and helping said tribes in wars against their rivals. According to the Epic, the legendary Rua Connachta, leader of the "Green Eyed Ones", united the Eastern Tribes in Confederation, but was sadly forced to fight a war against the more mountainous western tribes in order to unite the people of Mili. Due to the ethnic divide between the east and west, with the west comprising of more