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'''Tierrador''', officially the '''Tierradorian Republic''', is a country primarily located in Southeastern [[Crona]], along with a chain of islands in the Polynesian Sea. The country's mainland is bordered to the south by [[Ceylonia]]; to the south and west by the [[Sea of Orixtal]]; to the north by [[Istrenya]] and the Songun Sea; and to the west by [[Alstin]] and [[Pankara]]. Tierrador's capital is Taisgol, the largest city along with its commercial and cultural center; other major [[urban areas]] include Porvaos, Hugo, Auqali, Arroyo Rato, Prisamarina, San Luis, La Plazal, Las Rozas, and Aracadó. Tierrador is a member of the [[League of Nations]] and is considered a regional power within the Cronan continent, due to its strategic location and very powerful economy. | '''Tierrador''', officially the '''Tierradorian Republic''', is a country primarily located in Southeastern [[Crona]], along with a chain of islands in the Polynesian Sea. The country's mainland is bordered to the south by [[Ceylonia]]; to the south and west by the [[Sea of Orixtal]]; to the north by [[Istrenya]] and the Songun Sea; and to the west by [[Alstin]] and [[Pankara]]. Tierrador's capital is Taisgol, the largest city along with its commercial and cultural center; other major [[urban areas]] include Porvaos, Hugo, Auqali, Arroyo Rato, Prisamarina, San Luis, La Plazal, Las Rozas, and Aracadó. Tierrador is a member of the [[League of Nations]] and is considered a regional power within the Cronan continent, due to its strategic location and very powerful economy. | ||
Tierrador is a {{wp|developed country}} with a very high {{wp|quality of life}}. Because of this, Tierrador is considered amongst one of the most powerful nations in the Cronan continent. It is also considered a melting pot of cultures, due to the large amount of immigration into the nation in the late 70s to the early 90s. It also possesses one of the most powerful economies, with almost $3 trillion as its GDP. These traits were mainly derived from the influence of Cronan great powers such as [[Alstin]], in which missions from the Alstinian lands to Tierrador caused a rift in the cultural significance of the nation. The country is divided into 19 regions, which equal to an area of 2,041,817 square kilometers and a population of just over 101 million. It is a unitary semi-presidential republic, with all of the federal governmental functions being held in the nation’s capital, Taisgol. | |||
Tierrador is a prominent historical center of Cronan art, science and philosophy. It is one of the world’s leading tourist destinations, attracting over 76 million people from around the world yearly. It contains landmarks such as various temples dating back to the ancient [[Songun Civilization]], the [[Palacio de Prosperidad]] (lit. Palace of Prosperity) in Taisgol, the many luscious and sandy beaches situated across the coastline of the mainland and the Tierradorian Polynesia, the mountainous northwestern region, and the unique pre-colonial architecture across the hilly Songun Coast. | Tierrador is a prominent historical center of Cronan art, science and philosophy. It is one of the world’s leading tourist destinations, attracting over 76 million people from around the world yearly. It contains landmarks such as various temples dating back to the ancient [[Songun Civilization]], the [[Palacio de Prosperidad]] (lit. Palace of Prosperity) in Taisgol, the many luscious and sandy beaches situated across the coastline of the mainland and the Tierradorian Polynesia, the mountainous northwestern region, and the unique pre-colonial architecture across the hilly Songun Coast. | ||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
Tierrador is a combination of the Spanish phrase “Tierra del Oro” (lit. Land of Gold). During the Indigenous Cronan settlement period of the nation's history, the western and central portions were considered sacred lands due to its value in terms of resources and cultural significance. Once the land was settled by foreign powers in the early 1500s, the settlers discovered several gold deposits scattered across the Western and Central portions of Tierrador. This led to many conflicts between colonial powers to determine who truly held the rights to the sacred lands. Eventually, following Tierrador's independence in 1684 and the long path to where it is today, the country took advantage of its many gold deposits and quickly became an economic powerhouse. | Tierrador is a combination of the Spanish phrase “Tierra del Oro” (lit. Land of Gold). During the Indigenous Cronan settlement period of the nation's history, the western and central portions were considered sacred lands due to its value in terms of resources and cultural significance. Once the land was settled by foreign powers in the early 1500s, the settlers discovered several gold deposits scattered across the Western and Central portions of Tierrador. This led to many conflicts between colonial powers to determine who truly held the rights to the sacred lands. Eventually, following Tierrador's independence in 1684 and the long path to where it is today, the country took advantage of its many gold deposits and quickly became an economic powerhouse. | ||