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'''Agisia''' (Agisian: ''Agiṣov'' <small>[ɔːˈkɛɪ̯θˤʊf]</small>), or the '''Republic of Agisia''', is a country located in Northern [[Etzsavaz]]. It seceded from the [[Hashdezi Empire]] in 4598 [[Human history|CY]] after the [[War of Agisian independence]] which played a key role in the [[First Black War]].
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'''Agisia''' (Agisian: ''Agiṣov'' <small>[ɔːˈkɛɪ̯θˤʊf]</small>), or the '''Republic of Agisia''', is a country located in Northern [[Etzavaz]]. It seceded from the [[Hashdezi Empire]] in 4598 [[Human history|CY]] after the [[War of Agisian independence]] which played a key role in the [[First Black War]].
   
 
==Etymology==
 
==Etymology==

Revision as of 13:07, 28 March 2022

Republic of Agisia

Zeźuz Agiṣovk
Official flag of Agisia
Flag
Motto: "Through blood and hardship"
Anthem: "O Freedom, I fight for thee"
Agisia (dark green) on Jotunnheim
Agisia (dark green) on Jotunnheim
Capital
and
Ṣatyrjeð
Official languagesAgisian
Recognised national languagesHashdezi
Demonym(s)Agisian
GovernmentUnitary parliamentary republic
LegislatureCouncil of Delegates
Area
• Total
165,537 km2 (63,914 sq mi)
Population
• 4627 CY estimate
14,490,000
• Density
87.54/km2 (226.7/sq mi)

Agisia (Agisian: Agiṣov [ɔːˈkɛɪ̯θˤʊf]), or the Republic of Agisia, is a country located in Northern Etzavaz. It seceded from the Hashdezi Empire in 4598 CY after the War of Agisian independence which played a key role in the First Black War.

Etymology

History

Medieval

War of Agisian Independence

Black Wars

Copper War

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