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United Kingdom of Geklinia-Dregolesia
Zjednoczone Królestwo Żeklinii-Dregolezji
Об'єднане Королівство Жеклінії-Дреголесії
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Motto:
"Zjednoczneni i niepokonani
Єдиний і непереможений"
United and undefeated
CapitalDobrzanka
Official languagesLechian, Dregolesian, Podolian and Zamednovchan
 • Regional languagesLanian Lechian, Kalmish, Dregovnian
DemonymGeklin-Dregolesian
GovernmentFederal parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy
Area
 • Total138108.29 km2
53323.91 sq mi
Population
 • Estimate12,269,420
GDP (PPP)2019
 • Total410.672 billion $
 • Per capita33,476.6 $
HDI (2022)Steady 0.804
very high
TimezoneWUT +5h
CurrencyNedelican Universa (Ʉ or NDU)
Drives on theright

History

Prehistory

Early History

Middle Ages

Industrialisation

Turbulent Times

In early February 1912, the Lido-Dregolesian militia captured Mirgorod and Chashavinsk. Not a whole month later, on March 15th 1912, the Republic of Dregolesia separated from Lido under the lead of Oleg Syvirianovich. However, the newly formed state was very unstable and quickly after fell into a civil war. On 11th of June 1912, monarchist forces supported by the Kingdom of Geklinia took control over northern territories, establishing a Kingdom of Northern Dregolesia. 4 days later, on 15th of June 1912, anarchist forces rose up south of Molvaty mountains, but failed to capture any major city. Communist revolutionaries rose up on 29th of June 1912 in the industrialized region of Bir and Mizhrichkavsk. The nationalist government managed to defend the most important cities, including the state's capital - Chashavinsk. On 23rd of July 1912, the communist militia organized the Mezhova massacre, where 298 men were caught, sentenced for treason against the communist regime and murdered. The Kingdom of Northern Dregolesia managed to secure major part of Chashavinsk-Ivaniv railway line, which was crucial for the nationalist army on the coast. The Anarchist army finally managed to break nationalist defences in Rychavsk and captured the city on 31st of August 1912, not long after, they were met with communist revolutionaries coming from the north. Bloody battles took place in the suburbs of the city, that lasted for several weeks, when the anarchists, without much support had to retreat and leave the city on 21st of September 1912.

War with neighbours > United Geklinia-Dregolesia > Plebiscite > Currency

Results of the plebiscite

Modern Era

Economy

As of 2022, the economy of Geklinia-Dregolesia is the biggest in the Nedelica Union and one of the biggest on the southern Great Sea coast. The unemployment rate is 4.5% according to Królewski Urząd Statystyczny (Royal Statistics Office). The majority of working population works in the service sector, every third - in manufacturing and every tenth in agriculture.

Geklinia-Dregolesia uses the Nedelica Universa (NDU, Ʉ), which is used in the Nedelica Union countries since 198x, it replaced the Geklin-Dregolesian Universa used since 1919. The nominal GDP of Geklinia-Dregolesia is worth 233.945 billion $ or 19070.4 $ per person.

Infrastructure

Railways

Geklinia-Dregolesia has a dense railway network. The majority of tracks are standard gauge, however there still exists few hundred kilometres of narrow gauge lines. The owner of almost every standard gauge railway line is the state-owned company called Royal Railway Lines. Passenger and freight services are done by several regional operators.

Railway operators in Geklinia-Dregolesia
name region service types founded/defunct in
Koleje Żeklińskie
'Geklin Railways'
Nationwide passenger trains 1990
Дреголесійська Регіональна Залізниця
'Dregolesian Regional Railways'
Dregolesia passenger trains 1990
Istoĉni Ẑalezni Puty
'Eastern Railway Company'
Zamednovcha passenger trains 1990
GekDregCargo Nationwide freight trains 1990
Królewskie Przewozy Kolejowe
'Royal Railway Transport'
Nationwide all 184x/1990
Дреголесійська Залізниця
'Dregolesian Regional Railways'
Dregolesia all 1912/1918

One of the biggest rail rolling stock manufacturers in the world, Ulano Rail S.A., was founded in Geklinia-Dregolesia in 1934. The company grew significantly after acquiring new production plants and later merging with Cabelian manufacturer Lorande SA and renaming itself to Ulano-Lorande SA. As of June 2023 Ulano-Lorande has 11 production lines worldwide, producing rolling stock for countless tram, metro and railway systems.

Roads

The road network of Geklinia-Dregolesia comprises six highways, several expressways, and many lower-classification roads.

Airlines

There are six international airports in Geklinia-Dregolesia, two of which (Chashavinsk and Dobrzanka) can handle intercontinental flights. The main state airline is GekLines headquartered in Zygmuntów, which also owns Aviakompaniya Dregolot.

Demographics

In June 2023, Geklinia-Dregolesia's population was estimated to be around 16.2 million by the Royal Statistics Office, with the fertility rate slowly declining in recent years. Since 2021, when the recorded fertility rate was 1.79, it has dropped to 1.71 children per woman in 2023. The country's population is centered around big urban areas, as over 5 million people reside in the metropolitan areas of the biggest cities. Overall population density is around 122 inhabitants per sq kilometer. The government of Geklinia-Dregolesia is trying to stop the urbanization of the country by various pro-agricultural social programmes and laws.

The major hubs of Geklinia-Dregolesia are Chashavinsk (1.6 million), Dobranka (1.2 million), Moremir (0.8 million), Bogan (0.6 million) and Nedelica (0.5 million). These five urban centres create the core of the kingdom's transportation network.

Geklinia-Dregolesia is in majority formed by two nationalities: Dregolesians and Geklin-Lechians. The former slightly outnumber Geklin-Lechians by around one million people, this has caused serious issues in the past, as the power was held by the smaller group of people. This has changed after 1965 Dregolesian Revolution, which brought major changes to the country's government structure. From then on, there has been a lot of pressure to popularize a Geklin-Dregolesian identity with which citizens could represent themselves. On the most recent statistics 73% of the population declare themselves as Geklin-Dregolesians, with 63% choosing Geklin-Lechian as a subidentity, 28% Dregolesians and the remaining 5% choosing other minority subidentities.

The kingdom has seen a drop in immigration since early 2000s. Before that it has been a destination for Surians and Dregovnians, but since the economic situation in these countries is equalizing to that of Geklinia-Dregolesia, less and less people come to work in the country. The trend is reversed when it comes to emmigration. In search of better living standards, Geklin-Dregolesians often emmigrate to countries such as Lechia, Plevia or Ohemia. According to KUS, in 2023, around 4000 people immigrated to UKGD, while around 13000 emmigrated to a different country.

Largest cities of Geklinia-Dregolesia
Rank City County Population in 2013 Population in 2023 Growth km² mi²
1 Chashavinsk City of Chashavinsk 1,499,749 1,594,233 6.3% 430.7
2 Dobranka Royal Capital City of Dobranka 1,053,326 1,180,779 12.1% 265
3 Moremir City of Moremir 746,660 814,606 9.1% 372
4 Bogan City of Bogan 497,766 566,458 13.8% 242.6
5 Nedelica City of Nedelica 542,535 523,546 -3.5% 162.7
6 Rychavsksk City of Rychavsk 313,840 322,628 2.8% 134.9
7 Tazów Tazów County 317,232 309,301 -2.5% 134.6
8 Śwjyntoprykopice Śwjyntoprykopice County 248,002 248,746 0.3% 117.9
9 Mizhrichkavsk Mizhrichkavsk County 127,177 130,738 3.8% 123.4
10 Ivaniv Ivaniv County 122,213 110,847 -9.3% 122.5
11 Bir City of Bir 117,927 105,663 -10.4% 210
12 Żabiniec Żabiniec County 101,903 95,585 -6.2% 91.8
13 Zadorozh Zadorozh County 83,371 89,791 7.7% 106.2
14 Podwiyrch Podwiyrch County 90,041 88,420 -1.8% 66.7
15 Zygmuntów Dobrzanka County 66,960 69,906 4.4%
16 Plavativ Plavativ County 58,658 60,242 2.7%
17 Gorodishche Chashavinske Eastern Chashavinsk County 60,368 59,221 -1.9%
18 Nishla Nishla County 57,712 55,519 -3.8%
19 Novovajsk Zheran' County 52,310 53,356 2.0%
20 Łany Dobrzańskie Dobrzanka County 49,550 52,672 6.3%
21 Ridkiv Ridkiv County 55,688 50,899 -8.6%

Climate

Culture

Holidays and traditions

Sports

Cuisine

Geklin-Dregolesian cuisine shares similarities with its neighbouring countries. Most notable regional dish is pierogi, in Geklinia filled with mashed potatoes and cheese and in Dregolesia called 'varenyky', they're often filled with mushrooms and sauerkraut. Soups are also a common part of the national cuisine, the most popular one being the chicken soup and pickle soup.

Among the most popular desserts in Geklinia-Dregolesia are cheesecake (sernik/syrnyk) or a specific type of a cream pie called kremówka/kremovka.

Music

Tourism

Government and politics