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| República Federal da Belgrávia | |||
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| Motto: "Ser o melhor sempre" Being Better Ever | |||
| Anthem: Opportunity Motherland | |||
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| Capital | Slovech | ||
| Largest city | Slovech | ||
| Official languages | Belgravian | ||
| • Regional languages | Brasonian, Luslandese and Latinian | ||
| Nationalities | Belgravians (54%), Brasonians (25%), Luslandeses (15%), Latinians (3%), Others (3%) | ||
| Government | Federal Republic | ||
| • President | Tico Desterro | ||
| • Vice President | Flavio Schock | ||
| • Chancellor of Congress | TBD | ||
| Legislature | Belgravian Federal Legislature | ||
| • Upper house | Senate | ||
| • Lower house | House of Congress | ||
| Population | |||
| • Estimate (2018) | TBD | ||
| Currency | TBD (TBD) | ||
| Drives on the | right | ||
| Internet TLD | .bg | ||
Belgravia is a small country in Southeastern Tarephia.
Known as "The Lady", because its coastal map, Belgravia is part of Gran Luslandia historical region. Other nickname is "The Satellite" ("Der Satelisk" in local language), because Belgravia was an area far from other urbans centers in Gran-Lusland.
Its official languages are Belgravian and the Brasonian dialect from Florescentian.
Contents
History
Firsts NW Uletha settlers
In 1502, the ship "Poutník 1", from Slavonia, reaches the current Slovech coast, seven years after ships from Florescenta landed in Alcântara, Luslandia. The slavonians settled this coast, but due to a strong economic crisis in NW Uletha, gradually Belgravia was almost abandoned.
In 1550, there was the second wave of settlers in Belgravia. This time, from Schwaldia. But these ones prefered create settlements along the Belgravia river, and not in the sea coast.
In 1570, during an expansion period, the luslandeses reached the old slavonian colony in Slovech, almost empty, and conquered the small city.
The Separation War
In 1722 began the War of Separation, by brasonian separatist villagers agains the central power in Luslandia.
Still under luslandese power, belgravians prefered to be neutral during the war, and the region received a lot of refugees, even luslandeses as brasonians.
In 1724 the war ended with the victory of brasonian separatists. The weakened central power in Luslandia had no way of keeping control over Belgravia, needing to use all its funds in re-building Luslandia. Brasonia, first because the separatist ideas, and also because the financial no-conditions to spread control over Belgravia, decided to include Belgravia in the Separation Treaty. This way, even not fighting the war, Belgravia got its independence in 1725.
Present days
Still there is a strong influence of schwaldian, slavonian, florescentian, latinian and brasonian culture in the country.
Administrative divisions
 Administrative divisions
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| Country | Province/ District | City/Town (Population) | Mapping/ Link | Notes |
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 Mitropolia, MT
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 Baltimoria, BT
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 Belgravia, BL
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 Volgrenia, VG
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 Vallmark, VM
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Foreigner Relations
Comunications
| Type | Name (map) | Channel | Notes |
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| Newspaper | Kurier Belgarska | -- | |
| Newspaper | Agencija Ekstra | -- | |
| Newspaper | Kurier National | ||
| Newspaper | Papier Slovesk | ||
| TV | TV Satelisk | Canal 10 | |
Transportation
Motorways
There is a good highways system in Belgravia. The main motorways was privatized around 2000, but also there are good highways under national or regional public departments.
Also under private service, there is the Belgravia Super Tunnel, opened in 2000, between Baisldon and Port Petelem, under the Belgravia river mouth.
| Ref | From | To | Notes |
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| BL-001 | Northern Boundary (Luslandia) | Southern Boundary (Brasonia) | Toll Road |
| BL-002 | Slovech | Southwestern Boundary (Luslandia) | Toll Road via Stockerau |
| BL-003 | Markovburg | Western Boundary (Luslandia) | Toll Road via Stockerau |
| BL-101 | Slovech city circle | Slovech city circle | |
| BL-102 | Slovech | Neubalt | parallel to BL-001, but not-toll |
| BL-103 | Markovburg | Northwestern Boundary (Luslandia) | via Stockerau |
| BL-104 | Markovburg city circle | Markovburg city circle | |
| BL-105 | Markovburg | Petrovac | |
| ST-100 | Delmarva | Marilandia | regional road |
| ST-110 | Rio Grande da Serra | Floresta Encantada | regional road |
| ST-110 | regional road |
Buses
Buses are the most used transportation in all Belgravia, be it in the cities and towns or long distance routes.
| Company | Headquarter/ Map | Served Area | Notes |
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| MitBus | Mitropolia district | MITropolia BUS. | |
| MobiNova | Neubalt metropolitan and urban routes | ||
| Transurb Slovech | Slovech (Diametrala) | Slovech metropolitan (urban routes) | |
| TriBus | Trindade town (municipal routes) | Trindade Buswerk, conglomerate of 3 private companies. | |
| zzz |
Railways
There are two main rail companies operating in Belgravia. Cia. Ferrov. Central da Belgravia/ Kompanija Ferrowiaren Central Belgarska is the state owned company, providing cargo and passenger transportation along the country.
Also there is TGV - Trem Grande Velocidade, an international company operating high-speed railways in all Gran Luslandia countries, keeping a branch to Slovech in its service.
Airports
The main international entrance to Belgravia is Vira Mesas, in south Slovech, but the regional airports in Brunsvik/ Stockerau and in [ Markovrburg] also are able to international flights, usually from nearby cities in Brasonia, Luslandia and Latina.
Sports
see main article Sports in Belgravia
Belgravian people loves sports. Their preferred sport is football/ soccer, and also motorsports. But also there are important belgravian teams in other sports.
Football
see main article Football leagues in Belgravia
Belgravians are fanatic fans to football/ soccer.
Motorsports
Motorsports are the second prefered sports to belgravian people. There are kart clubs in several cities and towns over the country, and licensed racers are among the most rich and famous sportsmen from Belgravia.
Currently, there are two belgravian stages in the CGLA championships, and 8 from the 33 racers in the current season are belgravians.
Belgravian International Raceways
| Raceway | General Info | Raceway | General Info |
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Slovech
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Belgravian Regional Raceways
| Raceway | General Info | Raceway | General Info |
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| Brunsvik
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Burgatt- Neubalt
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Racing Teams
| Team | Headquarter/ Map | Colours | Notes |
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| Svarczman | Slovech, MT
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Black/ Gold | |
| Zenith | Borath, MT
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Blue/ White | |
| Bonus Racing | Brunsvik, VK
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Dark Green/ White | |
| Kruzeman | Burgatt, BT
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Others
Still there are professional clubs of gridiron, ice hockey and baskettball in some cities and towns, playing Gran Luslandese leagues, and even amateur teams of rugby, baseball and volleyball in some places.
Gridiron
| Club | Notes |
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| Slovech Admira
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| Markovburgo
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Basketball
| Club | Notes | Club | Notes |
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| Slovech BC
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Markovburgo
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| Stockerau BC
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Baltimoria
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| Vallmark BC |
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Ice Hockey
| Club | Notes | Club | Notes |
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| Slovech Stern
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MKV Gigaton
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| Stockerau Jokerit
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no-name-yet |
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Culture
Despite the long period under luslandese power and also the brasonian and latinian influence, Belgravia looks like a NW Ulethan country and keeps its own culture and language.
Languages
The Brasonian dialect of Florescentian language was the official language of Belgravia and used in public buildings, but since 2000, the Belgravian language, spoken by 99% of the population, is the main one.
Religion
Belgravians are a religious people. Even the clearly non-practicants people use to say following some christic creed. But the religious influence is strongest in western Belgravia. Specially in Stockerau province, where all the cities and towns have a church as one of the main buildings in its downtowns.
Architeture
As mentioned, Belgravia keeps a northwestern ulethan architeture in its cities and towns. Even in newer or modernized big cities like Slovech or Markovburg, the local lines are easy to be found in the buildings.
Music
In the smaller towns, there are popular bands playing folk music, but Belgravia is world wide known as the motherland to Industrial Metal. From Belgravia, mainly in the bigger urban areas, are some of the most famous bands, like Sternstein and Eisherz.
