Difference between revisions of "Lhavres"

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Revision as of 18:07, 5 July 2016

The Federal Republic of Lhavres
Lhavrëšnhë (Kavrinian)
Lyaanrazga (Czucz)
Wààprësknà (Setyalnian)
The flag of Lhavres Lhavres's Coat of Arms
Flag Emblem
Motto: "Taak lïč teek czugänoeq!"
"We soar far and wide!"
Anthem: "Konaa Uqitlhäšnevuus"
"The Grand Mountain, Konaa"
Lhavres
Location of Lhavres on Sahar.
Lhavres Internal Map
A map of Lhavres showing provincial borders and key cities.
CapitalNögrëyaa
Largest Yaageqyë
Official languages Kavrinian
Czucz
Setyalnian
Recognised regional languages Ahaksian
Riisian
Nuhzäyin
Vuurušnian
Ethnic groups 31.9% Konaacz
24.8% Lhaviin
16.4% Setyals
9.1% Czucz
4.3% Vuuruš
13.5% Other
Demonym Lhavrinian
Government Federal representative democratic republic
 -  Ruling Body Haanelhotöš Congress
Independent
 -  Konaaczinh tribes begin forming jointly-controlled colonial chiefdoms c. 4500 BCE 
 -  The Czucz Empire rises and expands along the northern coastline c. 1450 BCE 
 -  The Konaaczinh Lhav tribe begins to unite the tribes around Mount Konaa, eventually forming the Lhav Empire c. 552 BCE 
 -  The Lhav Empire collapses due to increasingly ineffective rule c. 50 CE 
 -  The Kav tribe, led by Hunhatošlhë, unites all inhabited regions of Konaaczëšnhë and Czuczëšnhë 227 
 -  The Republic of Kavrinia merges with the Kingdom of Dhwer to form the Grand Union of Dhwer-Kavrinia 1089 
 -  The GUDK collapses due to internal struggles 1271 
 -  Lhavres defeats the Dhwer Empire and gains control of Yaagëšnhë c. 1730 
 -  Lhavres conquers the Setyal Empire, attaining its modern borders 1844 
Area
 -  3,493,712 km2 (3rd)
1,348,930 sq mi
Population
 -  estimate 262,035,250 (2nd)
 -  2015 census 262,028,451
 -  Density 75/km2
194/sq mi
GDP (nominal) 2015 estimate
 -  Total $8.9 trillion (2nd)
 -  Per capita $34,337
Gini (2015)48
high
HDI (2015)0.86
very high
Currency Lhavrinian geštug (LHA)
Time zone West Lhavres Time (SCT -4)
East Lhavres Time (SCT -3)
Date format mm-dd-yyyy CE
Drives on the right
Calling code +34
Internet TLD .lh

Lhavres (IPA: /lɑvɹes/, Kavrinian: Lhavrëšnhë, IPA: /ʟɑvrəʃŋə/), officially the Federal Republic of Lhavres, is a country located in Upper Boroso, occupying much of the continent's geographic northwest region. It neighbors Dhwer and Vaamek to its east, and Mekaneli to its south. The nation is multispecies in makeup and was built on the systems and ideals set in place by the native avian Kavrinhäk peoples, who founded the nation in its current form back in 227 CE. Due to human migration and integration however, the population is 57% human and 41% Kavrinh, with the remaining 2% being made up of other species from around Sahar (the largest of these minority populations being Fals and Daolchúlla). The nation is known for having several popular tourist destinations found throughout the entire country.


Etymology

The native name, Lhavrëšnhë, which becomes Lhavres in anglicization for convenience, comes from Kavrinian and means "land of Lhavs". The Lhavs were a Konaaczinh tribe that formed an ancient empire in what is now western Lhavres, known as the Lhav Empire. The empire fell sometime around 50 CE but the region became united again less than two centuries later by the Lhavs's sister tribe, the Kavs (whose name gave us the current common name for the Kavrinhäk), who brought all known inhabited lands in the region under one banner through charisma and promises of prosperity. After the split from Dhwer in 1271, the land chose "Lhavrëšnhë" "land of Lhavs" as its name.

History

Geography

The nation's geography is diverse, featuring vast rainforests, wetlands, savannas, steppes, and desert.

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Population centers

 
Largest cities in Lhavres
Source?
Rank State Pop. Rank State Pop.
Yaageqyë
Yaageqyë
1 Yaageqyë Yaa 22,673,801 11 A'aqan Konaa 6,534,728
2 Konaacza Konaa 16,098,774 12 Qaarg Nög 6,177,523
3 Czuczlhayaa Czucz 15,967,843 13 Nhaacs Yaa 5,250,699
4 Ǧuun Setyalmi 13,321,455 14 Sneq Yaa 5,122,221
5 Nögrëyaa Nög 10,009,777 15 Hënhë Nög 4,912,675
6 Hënäqyaa Setyalmi 8,951,767 16 Rees Czucz 4,554,877
7 Susagnaa Konaa 8,417,812 17 Vun Czucz 4,302,756
8 Riisag Usinlhë 8,196,994 18 Gönaqaacz Setyalmi 3,989,656
9 Czarhaa Nög 7,900,802 19 Nuuǧäcz Usinlhë 3,552,489
10 Voora Setyalmi 7,266,498 20 Čyaqogaa Nög 3,165,244

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