Karv-erc'h

Karv-erc'h


Population: 6,574,200 (1930)

Denonym: Karv-erc'hi

Ethnic Groups: Breton 29%, Irish 18%, Scottish 17%, Welsh 12%, Norman 12%, English 5%, Native Brianian 4%, Other 3%

Religion: Roman Catholic 70%, Other Old World 28%, Native Brianian 2%

Founding: 1497 (As Karv-erc'h Colony), 1822 (Independence from Brittany)

Government: Constitutional Republic

Status: Minor Power

Karv-erc'h, also spelled as Karverch, is a republic in the north-east of Briania. Karv-erc'h was originally settled by settlers from Brittany, and later from the Celtic League. Independence was gained in a bloodless revolution in 1822, after which the Republic was declared. The relatively low population and lack of arable land of Karv-erc'h mean that it's impact on war and the global economy, respectively, are limited. Despite this, Karv-erc'h is a highly developed, industrialized economy. The culture of the republic is rich and fiercely independent, mixing Celtic, Catholic and Aboriginal Brianian elements.