Oilean

The Aivintian Dependency of Oilean
Flag of Oilean
Motto: Iarann ​​agus Cruach
Map of Oilean, in the southern part of the Sea of Gondwana
Capital and largest city	Dubronach
Official languages	Staynish Durdneelian
Ethnic groups (2020)	94% Human 0.5% Elf 1% Vulpine 0.5% Lupine 2% Feline 2% other
Demonym(s)	Oileanian
Government	Occupied Parliamentary Dependency
• Military Governor	Martin Ambrose
• Prime Minister	Vacant
Legislature	Parliament
• Upper house	House of Appointees
• Lower house	House of Representatives
Establishment
• Creation of Oilean Act	1878
• Treaty of Fort Steel, Aivintian War of the Isles	2003
Population
• 2020 census	11,070,607
GDP (nominal)	2020 estimate
• Total	286B
• Per capita	26k
Gini (2020)	0.42 low
SDI (2020)	0.63 medium
Currency	Crown (ℂ/CRN)
Time zone	UTC-6
Date format	DD/MM/YYYY
Driving side	the left
Calling code	+295
ISO 3166 code	OLN
Internet TLD	.oln

The Aivintian Dependency of Oilean, commonly known as Oilean, is a unitary dependent territory in Gondwana. Oilean is completely isolated on the Emerald Isles, with no land borders. The Sea of Gondwana lies to the north, with the Strait of Oilean being the only entrance and exit apart from Reijia.

Oilean is an Aivintian Dependency with a two-House parliament system. The Executive is run by the Prime Minister, but with the recent vacancy of the office in June 2020, the Military Governor, General Martin Ambrose, has suspended the executive and authorized a military occupation of Oilean in response to the Oilean Republican Crisis.

The capital is Dubronach, a large metropolis sandwiched by the military bases of Fort Iron and Fort Steel, currently the two largest Aivintian garrisons in the world. The urban area population of Dubronach reached 1.5 million in 2020, a huge milestone for the Oileanian peoples. The second largest city of Oilean is Templegar, with a population of 210 thousand.

Oilean’s relation with its metropolitan territory, Aivintis is complicated. The Aivintian Empire allowed for a functioning democracy in the legislature, but kept a strong military hold over the nation, and the Federal Kritarchy of Aivintis continued this tradition. Since the institution of this democracy in 2005, Republican movements have risen in the parliament, executive, and in voting groups. It was only after the turmoil of the 2013 Coup d’état of Aivintis that the Oilean Republican Army was formed, a radical political party that has since opposed Aivintian rule.

Oilean has a fair but declining economy, with a relatively low average income and growing income inequality. Oilean was late to industrialize, and had a beautifully preserved environment, especially in the west, where industrialization hasn’t even touched the countryside and urbanization has yet to develop.