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Nation Name (long): The Federation of Valia Karova
Nation Name (short): Valia Karova
Population: 17 million (17.487.627 as of 2020)
Total GDP: 430B
GDP per Capita: 24.590
Currency: Valídena
Demonym: Karovi
Language: Karovi
Species: 76% Human, 8% Dwarven, 6% Nekomimi, 4% Elven, 3%Tieflings, 2.5% Orcs, 0.5% Ailurines
Religion: The human population practice a closed religion called The Church of Nine (Ðe Eclesiö ov Nava). While other species are known to be part of Ðe Eclesiö ov Nava, they must have been born within Valia Karova. No other religion is legally recognized in Valia Karova.
Capital: Aiturba
Largest City: Aiturba (3.5 million)
Government Type: Federalist Monarchy
Leader(s): President Šaun Kairma (Con), Basileö (King) Olžo Rigard, and Basila (Queen) Lani Rigard
Legislature: The legislature is comprised of three primary chambers called a Triumvirate, Executive Chamber, Judicial Chamber, and Legislative Chamber)
Two-Letter Code:VK
Three-Letter Code:VAK
Motto: Valirexum, Eclesiö, Famisum
National Anthem: O Valia Karova
National Animal(s): Deer
National Plant: Spruce tree
Historical Summary: The country is now ruled by a monarchist family called Ðe Basiletrum ov ðe Valirexum, or The Kingdom of the Gods. It the family said to be ordained by the Nine Gods of Valia Karova to rule over the nation. DBV hold supreme power over the federal government, though they do not often exercise their powers. The federal government is led by an elected President, a Presidential Council, and the Triumvirate.
The nation has been around in some context for thousands of years, with the earliest recorded mention by name being in a ledger written in 816. The Kingdom was a hotbed for trade throughout its existence, with the early boarders being smaller and primarily coastal. The Golf of Itur, from which the town Aiturba gets its name, gave Valia Karova access to global trade routes, in turn allowing the country to expand. Today Valia Karova continues to be a trade hub, with many port cities along the coast for fishing, as well as ore mining and manufacturing along the souther boarder.
