Kelekona

Kelekona, officially the Union of Kelekona, is a country on the northern coast of the Mediterranean in central Crona. It is bordered on the north by Varshan, on the east by Titechaxha, and on the west by Ehemo, Riena Levsa, Kartejya, and Porlos. It covers __km2 and has a population of over 97 million people. The capital and largest city is Maktalin, on the Mediterranean coast.

Kelekona has been inhabited by humans since prehistoric times, although its formation as a state originates from its independence in 1975. In that year, the country was plunged into a devastating civil war between the ruling United Front for the Independence of Kelekona, supported by Urcea, Burgundie, and other anti-communist Occidental powers, and the socialist insurgent People's Front of Kelekona. The victory of the People's Front led to a short-lived socialist republic, until it was overthrown by right-wing military elements. The country remained a junta until the Yellow Revolution of 2002 - which was partially triggered by the junta's heavy oppression of the minority Minshimintig peoples. A migrant crisis that occurred during the Final War of the Deluge would lead to the collapse of the Kelekonan economy and the minarchist state, bringing forth another coup that has returned the military to power.

The Union of Kelekona is a  containing both elements of a  and military. The current government is led by Chenoa Aponi in her position as Marshal of the Union and as Chair of the democratically elected National Council. The Union of Kelekona is described as an. It is a member of the League of Nations.

Kelekona is rich in, although its economy has remained stagnant due to political instability, a lack of infrastructure, and societal tensions discouraging wide-scale development. What little development had mainly occurred during the first years of the minarchist government, although this growth was extremely uneven. Standards of living remain low for most Kelekonans - even more so as the country handles a migrant crisis on the scale of millions, triggered by the Final War of the Deluge. The control of the Union government in Maktalin is therefore fractured and weak outside of the capital, with much of the nation either under the purview of warlords loyal to the government or lacking effective governance.