Doubeia

The Federal Doubeinese Republic
Motto: one nut for all
Anthem: buss buss buss
Capital	Queensland
Largest city	definitely not queensland
Official languages	English
Recognised national languages	Chinese, some slavic language, maybe french if i'm feeling romantical
Demonym(s)	Doubeinese
Government	Federal republic
Establishment
• Establishment of the Twcietagrien New Tvoygrad Territory	circa 0 ME
• Independence from Twicetagria	13 July 234
Population
• 1102 ME estimate	86,452,180
Currency	Doubeinese gin (DBG)
Time zone	Doubeia Standard Time
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy
Driving side	left
Calling code	+83
Internet TLD	.db

Doubeia, officially The Federal Doubeinese Republic, is a country located in central Esportiva. The Doubeinese territory is separated by the Strait of Doubeia into two sections: East Doubeia, and West Doubeia. Doubeia borders Kita-Hinode to its east, and Nekoni to its west. Doubeia does not share any land borders with any sovereign nation to its south. Doubeia has a population of 86 million which is expected to grow significantly in the coming years. As a federal republic, Doubeia consists of 10 states and 10 territories, making up a total of 20 federal units. The capital, Queensland, is located on along the northern coast of East Doubeia.

Doubeia sits on traditionally uninhabited territory. The roots of modern-day Doubeia lay in the settlement of New Tvoygrad (current-day Queensland) by colonisers from Twicetagria. East Doubeia was settled by Twicetagrien colonists, while West Doubeia was populated due to a resettlement scheme promulgated by the government then. Doubeia prematurely gained independence after Twicetagria fell into anarchy. The early Doubeinese post-colonial period was marked with steady economical growth and a rising population. Doubeia's increasing prosperity was interrupted by the Doubeinese Revolution from 634 to 638 when the ruling government was overthrown and Doubeia became an anarchist society. This did not last long, as many autocratic regimes were set up and overthrown regularly for the next three centuries in the period known as the Doubeinese Dark Ages. The Doubeinese economy was at an all-time low during the period as political and societal instability led to the boom in criminal activity in Doubeia. The Dark Ages culminated when the Doubeinese Civil War broke out between government and civilian factions. The end of the civil war, won by the civilian faction, marked the end of the Doubeinese Dark Ages. The new era of political and economic recovery and reshaping led to the reformation of Doubeia as a federal democratic republic.

Doubeia is marked by a high level of personal freedom, and its strengthening economy and industrialisation has caused it to be recognised as a potential regional power. Additionally, Doubeia hosts a wide variety of natural biospheres as well as manmade attractions, making it a popular tourist destination in Esportiva. However, there is a low level of political freedom and freedom of press, with state-owned corporations monopolising Doubeian media. Doubeia, although a democracy, has been ruled by the same party for over a century. Doubeia also faces serious crime and corruption, with crime syndicates running rampant nationwide. The Doubeinese economy is centred around the tourism and industrial sectors, with Doubeia being a major exporter in biochemical goods. Doubeia is a prospective member of the World Assembly and the Esportivan Union.

Etymology

The historical name of Doubeia, New Tvoygrad, was derived from the Twicetagrien endonym for its capital Twice Square. The origins of "Doubeia" is disputed with no known records of the name in any historical annals before the Doubeinese Revolution. Many folk etymologies of Doubeia have arisen, but the most popular and probable one is that it derives from the Johnshin Impact character Doubei. The leader who enacted the rule change, Yohan Tsyganov, was known to be an avid Johnshin Impact player who reportedly had an obsession for Doubei.

History

Prehistory

Doubeia is known to have been uninhabited by any human civilisation before the arrival of the Twicetagriens. No remains of human bodies or inventions is found anywhere in eastern Doubeia. While human bones and several tools have been found in many places across western Doubeia, they all point to ancient nomadic civilisations that did not settle down in modern-day Doubeia. Nevertheless, there have been recent archaeological findings that suggest that the southern portion of western Doubeia may have been permanently inhabited by a human civilisation some four thousand years before the Modern Era, although they have been challenged.

Colonial Era (before 234)

The first records of foreign footfall onto Doubeia was in 4 BME (Before Modern Era), when Twicetagrien explorer Ivan Antonovich landed in modern-day Queensland, then known as New Tvoygrad. Twicetagria was known to possess inter-regional transportation methods, thus inter-regional travels between Atlantean Oceania and Esportiva took place in a relatively short period of time. While Twicetagria was known to have claimed New Tvoygrad as Twicetagrien territory since 4 BME, it was not until 0 ME that it became an official subdivision under Twicetagria as the New Tvoygrad Territory. As more Twicetagriens, mostly rural farmers, moved to New Tvoygrad with the promise of vast arable land, New Tvoygrad expanded its borders until the modern-day compounds of eastern Doubeia. However, New Tvoygrad was sparsely populated despite its vast size, and most of its population was concentrated in New Tvoygrad proper. Soon, New Tvoygrad would experience the issue of overpopulation, and this would prompt the colonial government to move residents to other settlements such as Antonovsk, Vechnoslava, and Lasinyorodar. Land ownership was encouraged by the colonial government, and resettlement schemes in mainland Twicetagria were set up to attract Twicetagriens to settle in New Tvoygrad. By the end of the second sentury ME, the New Tvoygrad Territory had a total population of 3.2 million people, with approximately half of the populace living in New Tvoygrad proper.

While many records, physical and digital, dating to this era have been destroyed or lost since, there exists a Tvoygrad Archive in the Queensland National Library, where annals from the colonial era are preserved and contained in a restricted-access zone.

Early post-colonial era (234-634)

New Tvoygrad gained independence from Twicetagria after the latter's fall into anarchy. Immediately, New Tvoygrad was met with a refugee crisis, where the sheer number of incoming Twicetagrien migrants fleeing the situation in Twicetagria overwhelmed the infrastructure in New Tvoygrad. Cities across the territory saw their populations shoot up as the population disparity between Twicetagria and New Tvoygrad meant that New Tvoygrad did not have the necessary infrastructure to house the millions of refugees. As the situation led to some unrest in the newborn nation, the New Tvoygrad government implemented a resettlement scheme where New Tvoygradians were incentivised to establish more communities in the vast New Tvoygrad territory, especially since settlements were few and far in between then. Within the next century, as many as 50 towns were founded, with Uyedinyonnorsk and Yablonyayevo becoming fully-fledged cities. Eventually, the Euthymian Islands to the south of the New Tvoygrad Territory would also be populated under the resettlement scheme.

The New Tvoygradian economy also experienced a sharp growth. Agricultural products, predominantly maize and vegetables, made up the majority of the nation's exports. The national GDP was said to have increased by 300% a century from New Tvoygrad's independence, although the lack of evidence supporting this claim has made it dubious. In the latter years, the New Tvoygrad economy diversified, with increased importance on scientific development. The New Tvoygrad government often funded scientist-backed projects, and the nation began to venture into alternate energy sources such as nuclear, solar, and hydropower.

While New Tvoygrad was recognised as an independent nation by most Esportivan nations, New Tvoygrad rarely participated in regional events, nor did it join the Esportivan Union or World Assembly. The New Tvoygrad government followed a principle of minimal foreign influence, keeping external investments at a low. As a result, the early post-colonial era was known as the Isolationist Period due to New Tvoygrad's sparse interactions with the rest of Esportiva. The general populace began to grow resentful at the government's shut-in approach, and government dissatisfaction was at an all time low during Vladimir Guha's office. After several amendments to the national constitution unpopular amongst New Tvoygradians were passed during Guha's tenure, governmental dissent boiled over, and many anti-government movements appeared all over New Tvoygrad.

Doubeinese Revolution (634-638)

The Doubeinese Revolution, formerly known as the New Tvoygradian Revolution, officially started on 27 May, 634, when an anti-government insurgency started riots across the city of Antonovsk. The city hall of Antonovsk was ransacked by the rioters, and most public property was damaged as the anti-government faction held Antonovsk's mayor, Mikhail Dubov, hostage; the rioters threatened to kill Dubov, a close friend of Guha's, if Guha did not step down from office. Many clashes ensued between the rioters and the police, but most policemen had either died in the riot, or defected to the rioters. This led to a lack of authority in Antonovsk, and the anti-government insurgency quickly took control of the city. In response, Guha ordered the military to siege Antonovsk in an attempt to retake control over the city, and to kill any potential dissenters on sight. However, the military was not thorough with Guha's commands, as one of the leaders of the anti-government insurgency, Luka Popov, was repeatedly seen walking in plain sight without being killed despite the military presence in Antonovsk; Popov soon went missing, and it was assumed he was kidnapped and murdered by the government. The Siege of Antonovsk led to the cutting of all supplies to the city for over a month, leading to the deaths of a significant portion of the city's population due to starvation and thirst, amongst others. In protest of the siege and Guha's unwillingness to disassume his presidency, Dubov was recaptured, tortured and killed in public by the anti-government insurgency. Guha would later declare an indefinite period of martial law.

While the military would regain control over a decimated Antonovsk, this did not stop more anti-government insurgencies from rising across New Tvoygrad. Throughout 634 and 635, most major New Tvoygradian cities would experience anti-governmental insurgencies, and the military would retaliate by invading the city and fighting the insurgents. The insurgents were supplied weapons from a foreign source of unknown origins, and as the insurgents became more adept with their weapons

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Doubeinese Dark Ages (638-972)

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Doubeinese Civil War (972-977)

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Era of Prosperity (977-present)

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