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''Республика Ботния''|image1 = [[Image:Bothnia flag.jpg]]|caption1 = Flag of Bothnia|motto = Enhet ut behslutsamett, de defini af Botnjini. |
''Республика Ботния''|image1 = [[Image:Bothnia flag.jpg]]|caption1 = Flag of Bothnia|motto = Enhet ut behslutsamett, de defini af Botnjini. |
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| − | ''Unity and determination, the definition of Bothnia''|demonym = Bothnic|capital = Stortsväll|largest_city = |
+ | ''Unity and determination, the definition of Bothnia''|demonym = Bothnic|capital = Stortsväll|largest_city = Stortsväll|type_of_government = Parliamentary,representative, constitutional, monarchy|legislature = Rikstig|head_of_state = Queen Kristin VI|head_of_government = Aleks Ekberg|currency = Bothnian Krona (B.Kr)|area = 426,244|time_zone = Central European Summer Time, Eastern European Summer Time |population_total = 12,907,448|population_density = 30 people per km squared|official_language = Bothnian|other_languages = Swedish, English, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Estonian, Svalbeigish, Russian, Latvian, Lithuanian}}The Republic of Bothnia (''Bothnian: Republikk Botnja'') is a country situated on the North of Europe. It is part of the Nordic region but in other aspects, it is also a part of the Baltic region as it borders other Baltic countries and has some Baltic influence in the culture. It borders Sweden, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia and Poland. The country has an area of around 426,224 square kilometres, the second largest in Northern Europe after Sweden. It has a low population density of around 30 people per km squared. |
| − | Bothnia is a part of the geographical region of Fennoscandia, which spans across Norway, Sweden and Finland. It has generally mild temperatures, from 10-18 degrees. Bothnia has warm summers at the south and the Frundstad province. Bothnia also has polar temperatures during the winter, ranging from -9 till -15, and they are mainly located at |
+ | Bothnia is a part of the geographical region of Fennoscandia, which spans across Norway, Sweden and Finland. It has generally mild temperatures, from 10-18 degrees. Bothnia has warm summers at the south and the Frundstad province. Bothnia also has polar temperatures during the winter, ranging from -9 till -15, and they are mainly located at Nordland. |
| + | For many centuries, the southern shores of Bothnia were inhabited by various Baltic Tribes, whilst the north and various mountain regions were inhabited by Norse vikings. In 1432, the country was under rule of the Lithuanian empire, which declared Lithuanian as their main language. In 1654, the Swedish Empire, or the Baltic Empire, took control of Bothnia and was later ruled by the Russian Empire as soon as the Swedish Empire was dissolved. In 1867, the country gained its independence after 434 years of struggle. The main language today is Bothnian, which is a mix of Swedish and Lithuanian. Bothnic is the main ethnicity of Bothnia and are Swedish people. |
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| ⚫ | The capital city is Stortsväll, with a population of around 2.9 million. It is also the most populated city of Bothnia and ranked the second in the Nordic region after Aadenseiten. It is the governmental capital and the economical hub of nearly all companies. The second is Eskjö, with a population of around 1.3 million. |
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| ⚫ | The capital city is Stortsväll, with a population of around 2.9 million. It is also the most populated city of Bothnia and ranked the second in the Nordic region after Aadenseiten. It is the governmental capital and the economical hub of nearly all companies. The second is Eskjö, with a population of around 1.3 million. |
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| + | The name 'Bothnia' derives from the Bothnian shores of Bothnia. It also derives from the former mountain range of the Kodak Mountain Range, Botnijaskodaksa, which means the God of the Mountain Clouds. |
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| + | Bothnia's history could be traced back in around 35 BC, where the first Germanic tribes |
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The Republic of Bothnia (Bothnian: Republikk Botnja) is a country situated on the North of Europe. It is part of the Nordic region but in other aspects, it is also a part of the Baltic region as it borders other Baltic countries and has some Baltic influence in the culture. It borders Sweden, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia and Poland. The country has an area of around 426,224 square kilometres, the second largest in Northern Europe after Sweden. It has a low population density of around 30 people per km squared.
Bothnia is a part of the geographical region of Fennoscandia, which spans across Norway, Sweden and Finland. It has generally mild temperatures, from 10-18 degrees. Bothnia has warm summers at the south and the Frundstad province. Bothnia also has polar temperatures during the winter, ranging from -9 till -15, and they are mainly located at Nordland.
For many centuries, the southern shores of Bothnia were inhabited by various Baltic Tribes, whilst the north and various mountain regions were inhabited by Norse vikings. In 1432, the country was under rule of the Lithuanian empire, which declared Lithuanian as their main language. In 1654, the Swedish Empire, or the Baltic Empire, took control of Bothnia and was later ruled by the Russian Empire as soon as the Swedish Empire was dissolved. In 1867, the country gained its independence after 434 years of struggle. The main language today is Bothnian, which is a mix of Swedish and Lithuanian. Bothnic is the main ethnicity of Bothnia and are Swedish people.
The capital city is Stortsväll, with a population of around 2.9 million. It is also the most populated city of Bothnia and ranked the second in the Nordic region after Aadenseiten. It is the governmental capital and the economical hub of nearly all companies. The second is Eskjö, with a population of around 1.3 million.
Etymology
The name 'Bothnia' derives from the Bothnian shores of Bothnia. It also derives from the former mountain range of the Kodak Mountain Range, Botnijaskodaksa, which means the God of the Mountain Clouds.
History
Bothnia's history could be traced back in around 35 BC, where the first Germanic tribes