Irdminia

Liberal Democracy of Irdminia Liiberl Deemocrativi e Irdminght
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "Ry ast pthar wer hamgeen y cthivilli mimz ükselfn" "You're born to live and fight it all the way"
Location of Irdminia in Internatia
Capital and largest city	Sakgthatöön
Official languages	Irdminian, English
Ethnic groups	95.7% Irdminian 2.6% Volnytarian 1.7% Others
Demonym	Irdminian
Government	Unitary presidential constitutional republic
• President	Bthar Uvntand
Independence
• Foundation Date & Recognition	May 14, 1792
Area
• Total	103,327 km2 (39,895 sq mi)
• Water (%)	4.72
Population
• 2012 estimate	2,193,689
• Density	21.23/km2 (55.0/sq mi)
GDP (nominal)	2012 estimate
• Total	$91.653 billion
• Per capita	$41.780
HDI (2012)	0.911
Currency	Idt (Ǐ) (IDT)
Time zone	Central Internatia Time (CIT) (UTC+1)
Calling code	+177
Internet TLD	.ii

Irdminia officially the Liberal Democracy of Irdminia (Irdminian: Liiberl Deemocrativi e Irdminght) is a country in North-West Internatia on the Maurocephalon Peninsula. It's bordered by Sea of Aragon to the north and west, by Big Gileste Bay to the east and by Volnytaria to the south. It is devided into 6 regions and one individual city of Sakgthatöön.

As of 2012, the population of Irdminia was 2,193,689, of which 674,560 live in Sakgthatöön, the country's capital and the largest city located in the west, and 111,269 in Arminvik, the second-largest city, located in the other side of the country, east, which is also known for its best universities in country. It is a developed country, with one of the highest GDP per capita and Human Development Index (HDI), mainly because of the huge oil reserves located on the Sea of Aragon, to the north of the Öö city.

Etymology

Irdminia most probably derives from the tribe of Irds, which used to live high in the mountains, next to the Kohvulaan peak. It first appears on the two runestones found in Jembch Cave, where the name "Ird" or "Irght" was mentioned.

Geography

Climate

Irdminia lies in the northern part of the temperate climate zone, mainly in the maritime climate. In most inhabited regions of Irdminia, at lower altitudes, the weather is generally moderate. In highest parts, especially in Uuku region, average temperatures are lower, and snow cover lasts longer - around Kohvulaan mountain it stays for almost all year.

The average annual temperature in Irdminia is 4.2 °C (39.56 °F). The average temperature in February, the coldest month of the year, is −6.0 °C (21.2 °F). The average temperature in July, which is considered the warmest month of the year, is 16.9 °C (62.42 °F).

Administrative divisions

Irdminia is divided on 6 regions, called Dwemz, and one individual city of Sakgthatöön.

Map of Irdminia.

Flag	State	Capital	Population
	Skyrim	Skyrim	674,560
	Avnsartu	Öö	212,041
	Kagnveel	Kag Renzel	318,102
	Pivikki	Arminvik	355,238
	Uuku	Mzelft	162,624
	Vaghnthan	Nchunz	263,840
	Znchis	Rakvaarja	207,284

Demographics

In 2012, Irdminia has a population of 2,193,689 people. Irdminia's first post-independence population census, in 1800, counted about 600,000 inhabitans. Native Irdminians are almost 96% of all population, the remaining 4% are mostly Volnytarians and Leplandians. On the other side, about 50,000 Irdminians are living outside Irdminia, mostly in Volnytaria, Novatlantida and Saint Eva & Lepland.

Irdminia's population density is one of the lowest in Internatia and is about 21.23/km² (55/sq mi). Most densely population regions are located to the west of the country, around the city of Sakgthatöön and to the east, around Arminvik.

Religion

Irdminians are very well known for their aversion to religion. About 96% of the country's population is Atheistic, only 2% are Catholic and 2% are other religions which are mostly the immigrants. However Irdminians are very tolerant, and any kind of religiuos discrimination is highly prohibited by the irdminian law.

Largest Cities

Sakgthatöön, the capital of Irdminia is also its biggest, and most important city, located in the western coast. It is followed by an Arminvik on the east, which is named the cultural and educational capital of the country.