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{{Nation | {{Nation | ||
|country = The Republic of Victoria<BR>''Republiek Victoria'' | |country = The Republic of Victoria<BR>''Republiek Victoria'' | ||
Latest revision as of 15:15, 12 December 2020
- For other similarly-named entities, see Victoria (disambiguation).
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| Official language | Dutch |
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| Capital | Bissau |
| Largest cities | Bissau |
| Number of citizens | 0 (dissolved) |
| Number of active citizens | 0 (dissolved) |
| Date founded | August 2004 (est.) |
| Government | Republic |
| Current leader | None |
| Currency | None |
| National animal | None |
| National fruit/food | None |
| National drink | None |
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| Map versions | 6.7.4 - 6.8.1 |
Victoria
Victoria was founded as principality in the summer of 2004 by Stijn after the communist invasion of Charlotta. More Charlottan refugees moved in, most notably Sander Dieleman and Willem Kanaal. Due to the subsequent influx of communists and ultranationalists, the national tensions started rising soon and would stay high throughout the nation's existence. Under pressure of the communist population the nation changed from a principality to a parliamentary republic with an elected head of state. Still this did not stop several attempted coups, re-coups and an invasion. After a short but turbulent life, Victoria was dissolved by mutual consent in the first months of 2005.
