Thucyu
| National State of Thucyu Thờ Thừxứ Thòy shơn (Thucyan) |
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| Motto: Nhốn jư khu! "Millions as one!" |
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| Anthem: March On and Raise High! | ||||
| Capital | Xhừnốk | |||
| Largest city | Khòylùn | |||
| Official languages | Thucyan | |||
| Demonym | Thucyan | |||
| Government | Federal semi-presidential republic | |||
| - | Supreme Leader | Nờhư Lakừng | ||
| - | Prime Minister | Zô Pố | ||
| Legislature | New Council | |||
| Independence from Imperial Jigh in 1923 | ||||
| - | First city-states | c. 2090–1040 BCE | ||
| - | First united Thucyan state | 191 BCE | ||
| - | Jihhan annexation | 10 BCE | ||
| - | Thearch's Rebellion | 1861–1877 | ||
| - | Declaration of Secession | 1923 | ||
| - | Thucyan Civil War | 1925–1927 | ||
| - | Annexation of Sonosem | 1941 | ||
| - | Current Constitution | 1999 | ||
| Population | ||||
| - | 2023 census | 76,842,210 | ||
| - | Density | 289/km2 748.5/sq mi |
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| GDP (nominal) | estimate | |||
| - | Total | $715,708,343,940 | ||
| - | Per capita | $9,314 | ||
| Gini (2023) | 40.4 medium |
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| HDI | 0.731 high |
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| Currency | Thucyan Nhin | |||
| Internet TLD | .tc | |||
Thucyu (Thucyan: Thừxứ [tʰɨ˨t͡ɕɨ˥]), officially the National State of Thucyu, is a country located in southern Parshita. It is bordered by Trekoin to the north, Kemako to the northwest, Trenkoma to the northeast and northwest, Dzriesh, Pialsror and the Sea of Lahan to the east, Parshita Sea to the south and Shudal to the west.
Etymology
The name Thừxứ comes from Old Thucyan word /ˈtʰɨd͡ʑɨj/ which is a compound of /ˈtʰɨd͡ʑ/ (stone, rock) and /ˈɨj/ (human).
History
Prehistory
Dynastical Thucyu
Sialage Thucyu
Conquest of Thucyu
Great Dalar Migration
Thucyan Golden Age
Decline of Thucyu
Thearch's Rebellion
In 1861, not only Thucyu, but the entire Imperial Jigh was shaken by a large-scale religious war, which went down in history as the Thearch's Rebellion. For 16 years there was a fierce struggle between the forces of the Thearch and the forces of the Imperial Jigh, ending with the defeat of the Thearch and the death of millions.
Post-Rebellion Reconstruction
Modern Thucyu
Thucyan Civil War
The 20th century met not only Thucyu, but also the entire Imperial Jigh with a widespread increase in instability and Balkist uprisings. In 1923, amid instability, the Kingdom of Koqho declared secession from the Imperial Jigh. Secession, according to the Declaration of Secession, was supposed to be temporary, since the Kingdom of Koqho wanted to destroy the forces of the rebels with their own methods. However, in 1925, protests and regional insurgencies escalated into a full-scale civil war.
After the defeat of the monarchist forces in 1926, the Balkists and Nationalists united into a single alliance known as the Thucyan Liberation Front (TFL) and in 1927 defeated the forces of the Utists and Dalar separatists.
In 1927, after the victory in the civil war, the TFL convened the New Council, which became the legislative body of Thucyu. The first decision of the New Council was the proclamation of the National State of Thucyu.
National State of Thucyu
Growing Instability
Geography
Geology
Climate
Biodiversity
Politics
Government
Thucyu is a unitary semi-presidential republic. The head of state is called the Supreme Leader, and the parliament is called the New Council. The Supreme Leader is elected every 5 years, and the New Council every 7 years. The President can be elected for no more than three terms. The 15th convocation of the New Council is currently in effect. The current head of state is Nờhư Lakừng, in charge since 2015.