Northern Coria
| Order of the Holy Lakes in right of Northern Coria | |||
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| Capital | Mitrovska | ||
| Largest city | Krava, Ravna, Palanka, Niš.
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| Official language(s) | Krasnocorian language and others | ||
| Official religion(s) | None official | ||
| Demonym | Northern Corian(s) | ||
| - Adjective | Northern Coria | ||
| Government | State of Hurmu | ||
| - Knjaz | Velibor Jovanović-Smičić | ||
| - Premier | Mihajlo Slobodanović | ||
| - Legislature | National Assembly | ||
| Establishment | 16.I.1696–9.I.1756
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| Population | 10,753,994 (1752)
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| Currency | Crown (HUK) | ||
| Time zone(s) | CMT+1 | ||
| Driving side | left
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| National animal | Wolf | ||
| National food | Proja | ||
| National drink | Rakija | ||
| National tree | Bauk tree | ||
| Abbreviation | Rz | ||
Northern Coria (Krasnocorian Methodic: Северна Корија; (Krasnocorian Machiavellian: Severna Korija) and prior to 1720 known as Rekozemlje (Krasnocorian Methodic: Рекоземлье) was a Hurmu realm, located in eastern Apollonia. Created on 16.I.1696 after Operation Bauk had concluded, the state is considered the homeland of Hurmu's Krasnocorian population. In 1720, it changed its name to Northern Coria.
In recent history known as North Coria, Nohavland and Srbozemlje, the area hds been under several sovereigns throughout the centuries. The main cities are Mitrovska, its capital, and Krava, Ravna, Palanka, and Niš.
It bordered Lontinien, in the north, Transprinitica in the west, and Çakaristan to the south.
In recent years, as of 1716 AN, the Krasnocorian community of Northern Coria, has been increasingly bedeviled by social problems traced back to the so-called gupnek revival, an outbreak of youth delinquency and passive aggressive squatting which has seen unemployment and crime rates skyrocket in towns and cities where the phenomenon has been observed to take hold. This discontent helped to fuel the subsequent Krasnocorian revolt during the 1719–1720 Hurmu civil conflict. Although quelled, the population remained restive, and bands of partisan continued to operate covertly in rural districts.
In 1726, Northern Coria transformed into a constitutional monarchy under the sovereignty of the Order of the Holy Lakes, with Velibor Jovanović-Smičić, grandson of the last King of Krasnocoria – Jovan Jovanović – named Knjaz of Northern Coria.
On 9.I.1756, Northern Coria ceased to exist as part of the ratification of the Northern Coria Act. Mitrovska and Niš formed a new realm (Mitrovska and Niš) and the rest of the territory was ceded to Çakaristan in response to the outcome of the 1753 Northern Coria sovereignty referendum.
Demographics
| Municipality | Population | Krasnocorian | Others | Comments |
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| Niš | 4,846,559 | 96% | 4% | |
| Mitrovska | 3,027,789 | 93% | 7% | |
| Community of Rural Parishes | 839,830 | 95% | 5% | |
| Palanka | 804,339 | 98% | 2% | |
| Krava | 516,112 | 97% | 3% | |
| Steppe of Rekozemlje | 455,759 | 66% | 34% | minorities generally White and Blue Lontinians, and some Qyzyl. |
| Ravna | 263,607 | 94% | 6% |
