Svetostrov

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Holy Community of Svetostrov
Светостровска Света Заједница
Flag of Svetostrov
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Location of Svetostrov
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Capital Sabor
Largest city Dionisija
Official language(s) Krasnocorian
Official religion(s) Orthodox Nazarene
Demonym Svetostrovan
 - Adjective Svetostrovan
Government Theocracy
 - Bishop Ioanicius
 - Legislature Holy Synod
Establishment 19.III.1728 AN
Area 4,032 km2
Population
Currency gold, silver
Calendar Norton
Time zone(s) CMT-3
Mains electricity 240V–60Hz
Driving side right
Track gauge none
National website svetostrov.sv
National forum
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Abbreviation SV, SVO

The Holy Community of Svetostrov (Krasnocorian: Светостровска Света Заједница), also known as Svetostrov (Krasnocorian: Светостров) is a theocratic community located on Réunion island in north-western Apollonia. The nation shares maritime border with Craitland.

History

Before Svetostrov

Svetostrov was initially settled by Treesians in the antiquity period, and being under its rule up until 1514 AN. The Republic of Mania was based on the island from 1523 to 1542. In 1550, the Holy Empire of Réunion declared its independence and ruled over the island. Not many things are known about this period, which lasted until 1727, due to the isolationism of its government and residents.

Emergence of the Holy Community

The idea of a theocratic Orthodox Nazarene community has been a topic within the Corian Orthodox Church since the Sylvanian National Awakening.

Geography

The climate of Svetostrov is subarctic. Winters last at least ten months, with the temperatures staying below freezing point during most of the year. In the summer, which lasts two to five months, the average maximum temperatures usually range between 15 and 20 °C.

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