Republic of Insulo
Republica de Ensuña

Flag Coat of arms
Motto: Solvo Terra Fraterculus
Anthem: "Blue March"
Capital	Erikkson
Largest city	Erikkson
Official language(s)	Insulonian, Trentannian, and Puertian
Demonym	Trentannian: Insulonian Insulonian: Ensuñan
Government President Vice President	Federal constitutional republic Timothy Clarke Andrés Garcia
Overthrew the F.I Declared Recognized Current constitution	December 22, 1579 January 11, 1580 November 6, 1985
Area	21,683.56 km2
Population  • 2011 est.  • 2010 census	74,357,451 (TBD) 73,023,000
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HDI (2010)	▲ 0.961 TBD – very high
Currency	Valuto (Ɣ) and Enieo (ε) ({{{currency_code}}})
Time zone	na
Internet TLD	.rin1
Calling code	+na
1 The .rin domain will be used alongside .usnw, the union domain.

The Republic of Insulo' (Insulonian: Republica de Insulo') (also referred to as Insulo) is a Federal constitutional republic comprising fifteen provinces. The country is located on the west coast of the northern arm of Continent A, bordering Posillipo and Cellunia by land, and Andalusia by sea. Special Districts of Insulo border South Barola and North Borola by land, and Canaria by sea. Since October 2010, it has been a Full Member of the United Sovereign Nations of the World (USNW), it's first membership in an international union.

Contents 1 Etymology 2 Geography 3 Climate 4 Environment 5 History 5.1 Insulonian and Puertian Tribes 5.2 City States of Insulo 5.3 Insulonian and Puertian Leagues 5.4 Insulonian Empire 5.5 First Kingdom of Insulo 5.6 First Republic of Insulo 5.7 Second Kingdom of Insulo 5.8 Insulonian Federation 5.9 Thrid Republic of Insulo 6 Government and elections 6.1 Political parties 7 Political divisions 8 Provinces 8.1 Special Districts 9 Counties 10 Foreign relations and military 11 Economy 11.1 Income and human development 11.2 Science and technology 11.3 Transportation 11.4 Energy 12 Demographics 12.1 Language 12.2 Religion 12.3 Education 12.4 Health 12.5 Crime and law enforcement 13 Culture 13.1 Popular media 13.2 Literature, philosophy, and the arts 13.3 Food 13.4 Sports 13.5 Measurement systems 14 See also 15 Comments

EtymologyEdit

The name Insulo has it's origins in the Itzamnan Language, and is mutation of the word for island, because the Insulonian Tribe that eventually became the modern Insulonians that originated on the small island now called Martinez Island.

GeographyEdit

ClimateEdit

EnvironmentEdit

HistoryEdit

Main article: History of Insulo

Insulonian and Puertian TribesEdit

City States of InsuloEdit

Insulonian and Puertian LeaguesEdit

Insulonian EmpireEdit

Main article: Insulonian Empire

The Insulonian Empire was the first state that united the Insulonian and Puertian Peoples under a single ruler. After the Peace of 402 BCE relations between the two leagues steadily improved leading up to 334 BCE when the city-states of the Insulonian and Puertian Leagues agreed to form a single empire under the name of the Insulo and the colors and emblem of Puertia.

First Kingdom of InsuloEdit

First Republic of InsuloEdit

Second Kingdom of InsuloEdit

Insulonian FederationEdit

Thrid Republic of InsuloEdit

Government and electionsEdit

Political partiesEdit

Political parties have been forbidden in Insulo since the beggining of the Third Republic in 1985, mainly due to resentment over the long held rule of the Insulonian National Party that supressed the freedoms of the people of Insulo. The Insulonian Congress is currently debating ammending the constituion to allow for the creation of political parties.

Political divisionsEdit

ProvincesEdit

Main page: Provinces

Special DistrictsEdit

Main page: Special Districts

CountiesEdit

Foreign relations and militaryEdit

EconomyEdit

Income and human developmentEdit

Science and technologyEdit

TransportationEdit

EnergyEdit

DemographicsEdit

LanguageEdit

ReligionEdit

EducationEdit

HealthEdit

Crime and law enforcementEdit

CultureEdit

Popular mediaEdit

Literature, philosophy, and the artsEdit

FoodEdit

SportsEdit

Measurement systemsEdit

See alsoEdit

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