Describia

Describia, officially the United Federal Republic of Describia is a country located in Western Balteca. The capital city is Maurico while the city of Fonseca is the most populated city in the country and one of the largest in the continent.

Describia west remains highly populated, industrialized, and wealthy, while its east is more sparsely populated, agrarian, and more pooer than the west. The country's natural resources include gold and copper. The Country is also a prime exporter of food. The nation has tropical weather on the coast and a dry and desert land farther east.

What is now Describia was first inhabited by Various Native Baltecans, with several tribes being created. in 1536, the first Western Artopans would settle in what is now modern-day Los Augustus and St. Isaac by the Carrisian. The Carrisian would then go on to colonize the majority of the west coast. In 1821, the Describian revolution occurred over taxation and political representation and the growth of nationalism. Following the end of the war in 1828, the Describians would expand into the east, launching several wars against the Indigenous tribes. Eventually, in the late 19th century, the Describian economy would boom and the nation grew highly rich. Describia remains a wealthy nation.

Etymology
Although unknown, the name Describia is generally believed to come from the River of Descria. It is believed that the name came from the Carrisian rendering of the Otetiani tribe which lives near the region. Other theories include the name coming from Carlos Valderas home town of Descria, or the Native tribe of Descrai.

Pre-History and Pre-Columbian Era
It is generally believed that the first humans migrated to Describia around 16,000 years ago from the north. Several Native Baltecans tribes such as the Otetiani, Siloa, Ealaothek, and the Tsiyi and many more. The region would see semi-agriculture developed mainly on the coast. These tribes would also develop fishing and small villages were established on the Northern coast for these fish. In 1425, the Valskin Kingdom was founded by the Siloa people spreading across the north and near the coast of the country. The kingdom would later see itself decline in the 1480s, with consent wars between several other native tribes, as well as a famine killing a large majority of the population.

West Artopan colonization and governance
In 1536, Carrisian explorer Carlos Valderas and around 80 other crewmates would land in what is now the city of Valderas and St. Issac. He and his man would soon establish the colony of Describe. Eventually, disease from the old world would spread across the land, killing 90% of the native population. With this drastic change, the Carrisian would take control of the entire coast, and thousands of immigrants from West Artopa arrive, a majority being from Carrisia, Ildoas, Gaudia and Achitha. The disease would also wipe out the remaining power of the Valskin, who were annexed by the Lisyans in 1544. The remaining natives would flee into the interior as the Carrisian would continue their expansion east. The first slaves would also arrive in Describia in 1557 from Kanata. In 1616, gold was discovered near modern-day Fonseca, leading to a gold rush from people across West Artopa to flock to the region, hoping to get rich from the discovery. This gold rush allows for the development of not only the city of Fonesca but as well as the rest of the colony.

Viceroyality of Describia
In 1622, the Viceroyalty of Describa was declared, with the city of Maurico declared as the Capital. As the expansion out east continue, treaties are made with several of the Native tribes to create reservations for them to live on while settlers would take their land. Some of these tribes refuse, thus leading to war between the Carrisian and them. During these years, new cities such as Fonseca and Fusté were established as the population boom. The slave industry would also boom with tobacco plantations owners becoming rich from Kantan slaves. Universities such as the University of Maurico (est. 1632) and St. Issac (1645) were established in this era. The Musem of Los Augustũs was also established in 1674, the largest in the country. During these years, Describian nationalism would begin to grow with the belief that the colony should become independent from Lisba. Slavery would also become an issue in the colony, with several provinces (mainly the north) by the late 1780s abolishing it.