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The Democratic Socialist Matriarchy of Koré'hetanùa, commonly known as Koré'hetanùa, is a sovereign state in Australis comprising the northernmost territory of the continent of Australis and the immediate surrounding islands. The nation is bordered by the Ocean of Cathay to the north and west, the Okatian Sea to the east, and the rest of the continent of Australis to the south. Koré'hetanùa's only neighbours are the overseas territories of De Chargbano Tapu, [[Escal Isles|Escal]], and Sudmoll, under the dominions of [[Pukhtunkhwa]], [[Caphiria]], and [[Burgundie]] respectively. The country is 2,045,702 km² (789,850 mi²) in size, with much of its territory dominated by the central Spine of Australis, or Australis Spinal mountain range. The mountain range is contrasted by two large forested coastal plains in the east and northwest. The eastern coastal plain extends furthest inland, and is home to some of the country's largest settlements, including the capital of Vànıa'vera. The northwestern is less populated as only two major rivers (both of which drain in nearly the same location) are present compared to the five major rivers and Lake Austral in the east. Regardless, the northwestern plain is home to the country's largest settlement, Àes Inòru, between the two aforementioned rivers of the region. | The Democratic Socialist Matriarchy of Koré'hetanùa, commonly known as Koré'hetanùa, is a sovereign state in Australis comprising the northernmost territory of the continent of Australis and the immediate surrounding islands. The nation is bordered by the Ocean of Cathay to the north and west, the Okatian Sea to the east, and the rest of the continent of Australis to the south. Koré'hetanùa's only neighbours are the overseas territories of De Chargbano Tapu, [[Escal Isles|Escal]], and Sudmoll, under the dominions of [[Pukhtunkhwa]], [[Caphiria]], and [[Burgundie]] respectively. The country is 2,045,702 km² (789,850 mi²) in size, with much of its territory dominated by the central Spine of Australis, or Australis Spinal mountain range. The mountain range is contrasted by two large forested coastal plains in the east and northwest. The eastern coastal plain extends furthest inland, and is home to some of the country's largest settlements, including the capital of Vànıa'vera. The northwestern is less populated as only two major rivers (both of which drain in nearly the same location) are present compared to the five major rivers and Lake Austral in the east. Regardless, the northwestern plain is home to the country's largest settlement, Àes Inòru, between the two aforementioned rivers of the region. | ||
Koré'hetanùa is the largest nation by area and GDP per capita in the Austronesian world and is the second largest state by population and GDP behind | Koré'hetanùa is the largest nation by area and GDP per capita in the Austronesian world and is the second largest state by population and GDP behind Loa Republic. The economy of Koré'hetanùa is very diverse, largely out of necessity. Being so isolated Koré'hetanùa has significant industries in the traditional three industrial sectors of raw materials, manufacturing, and services. | ||
Koré'hetanùa is largely considered to be the origin of Austronesian civilization in Ixnay, with the coastal city of Arisaki being the site of the oldest human remains discovered in Australis. How humans were able to migrate to Koré'hetanùa, let alone Australis, is contested to this day. Genetic evidence would suggest that the population of Koré'hetanùa originates from southeast Alshar, with geographically proximate nations such as [[Daxia]] and Tanhai being suspected origins of Austronesian people. However, these two landmasses are separated by the vast and deep Ocean of Cathay, making early maritime travel a working theory only if it is accepted that Polynesian maritime technology was far more developed than in other parts of the world. | |||
Koré'hetanùa is | ==Etymology== | ||
The name Koré'hetanùa is a combination of the names of the three main tribes that make up the present-day population of the country, the Koré, Túwapoviheta, and the Nùa Qıgòa. The Koré part of Koré'hetanùa is derived from the Koré tribe. The Koré have referred to themselves as such since antiquity and the name is typically interpreted as referring to "te korédá ola" or "the early people", deriving from the belief the native tribal belief that the Koré were the first people of Australis. The "heta" part of Koré'hetanùa refers to the Túwapoviheta. The Túwapoviheta have called themselves such since splitting from the Koré, with their name deriving from "ola túwa povi'ina he'te nùa" or "people towards proving to the new" or more simply "the newly made people". | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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==== Exploration of Australis ==== | ==== Exploration of Australis ==== | ||
Genetic evidence suggests the Koré'hetanùan people originated from the Wonjin- | Genetic evidence suggests the Koré'hetanùan people originated from the Wonjin-Tanhai bay area. Over time the Koré'hetanùan people adapted to the climate of Australis and now have a lighter complexion compared to that of the people of East [[Alshar]]. Expansion from Alshar to Australis took place over hundreds of years, with the initial expansion taking place from around 2,500 BCE to 850 BCE. The primary route the initial seafarers took is debated among anthropologists, but it is agreed that the final stage of the expansion took place from [[Alstin]] and [[Etzil]] to Sarolasta, then finally to Koré'hetanùa around 1.400 BCE. Settlers arriving to Koré'hetanùa primarily settled the coastal areas of the continent while continuing to travel down the east and west coasts. The first major settlements on the continent were in the Arisaki Lowlands, Inòru Bay, Nùa Qıgòa Bay, Líı'vera Sound, and throughout the Lake Vanıa'vera drainage basin. Other settlements grew throughout Australis even before the Australis Bronze Age as many coastal areas of Australis were highly amicable for early settlers. Archeological findings extend as far south as Kıronizikova and Diamavıa Island, and it is likely that early Polynesian explorers knew of Antarctica prior to the first known recorded sightings by [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] explorers as such (though whether this is the case is still unknown). | ||
==== Settlement of Koré'hetanùa ==== | ==== Settlement of Koré'hetanùa ==== | ||