Nakosa

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The Democracy of Nakosa "Demokratiet av Njahoska"
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Motto: 'Jo hardere vi faller, jo høyere står vi.' "The harder we fall, the higher we stand."
Nakosa and the surrounding nations. Nakosa and it's surrounding nations.
Capital	Usaky
Largest	Heronach
Other languages	Norgsveltian, Eyjarian, Staynish and Gliat Shean
Demonym(s)	Nakosan
Government	Democracy
• The First Tribune	Jaren Haskoff
• The Second Tribune	Darry Rashville
Legislature	The Senate
• Upper house	The Patricians
• Lower house	The Plebians
Establishment
• The fall of Gliat Shea	Aprox. 1400 BCE
• Annexed into first Norgsveltian Empire	1642
• Independence and delecration of the Grand Republic of Frilandr	1770
• Refugees from Communist takeover enter Nakosa	1940
• Declaration of independence from Helslandr	1943
• The Nakosan war for Independence	1943 - 1947
• Full independence declared and the formation of The Democracy of Nakosa	1948
• The Nakosan Civil war	1950 - 1955
Population
• 2030 estimate	28 million
• 2019 census	20 million
GDP (nominal)	2019 estimate
• Total	$340 billion
• Per capita	$17k
Currency	Snarps (SNP)
Time zone	PST
	Regular
Date format	DD/MM/YYYY
Driving side	left
Calling code	+505
Internet TLD	.nk

The Democracy of Nakosa, or simply Nakosa, is located on the north-west region of Yasteria, having the Borean sea to the north and sharing its borders with Pledonia to the north west, Helslandr to the west, Heitzer to the south west, and the Imperial Republic to the south east. It is the biggest country in Vestrava.

History

Emergence

After the Fall of Gliat Shea, the remaining Gliat Sheans erected small settlements scattered around the former lands. There were three main settlements, Najrk, Koraskavah, and Sorydiv. The tribes had several minor wars over a course of 3200 years, particularly Najrk and Sorydiv, but they mostly lived in peace.

The First Norgsveltian Empire

In 1642 the first Norgsveltian empire claimed the area as it's own. The people who already were there had no choice. Eventually they learned to live with it.

The Republic of Frilandr

After the Republic of Frilandr was formed, peace within the area was falling. Many Gliat Shean descendants were campaigning for the idea that the area form an independent country named after the original three settlements. There were many riots a throughout the country and the government were worried the whole thing would descend into civil war.

Independence

After Pledonia won the Pledonian War of Independence, along with several other civil wars, Helslandr was crippled. The cries to make Nakosa an independent country were louder than ever. Sir Oddswalth Bringington, a former politics champion, caved in and quickly formed a small government to control the area's soldiers.

On the 25th of November, Nakosa declared independence against Helslandr. Unexpectedly, it retaliated by sending troops to Usaky. The Nakosan War for Independence lasted 4 years, mainly because Nakosa did not have as good a military expirence. In 1947 31st January Helsandr surrendered, but it was only a year later full independence was declared. 7,000 Nakosans died during the war. Nakosa stays a communist country.

The Nakosan Civil War

After independence, Nakosa remained peaceful until 1950, when protesters started campaigning for Capitalisim. it decended into civil war which lasted for 5 years before capitalisim finally won.

Geography

Nakosa is a temperate and humid country, sprawling with various landscapes. The southern parts of Nakosa are more forest-filled, while the northern part is mostly plains.

Mountains

Bordering Nakosa with Helslandr and Pledonia is the Plelsakan Mountan range, spanning nearly the entire west border of Nakosa, apart from a medium sized gap in the centre of the border of Nakosa and Helslandr.

Mt Bakkeman

Nakosa's largest mountain, however, exists near the eastern border in a small region of land called the 'Blabel Plains', famous throughout the nation for it's stunningly high hills and beautiful forests. Known by locals as 'Bakkeman' or, translated literally, 'Hill Man', Mt Bakkeman stands at 3,164 metres tall.