Borathuo

Borathuo is a federal one-party presidential republic located on Fredona, made up of 18 divisions called saduis. One sadui is given to every nation located within Borathuo, with more than 75% of the land being made up by just 3 nations. In total, there are 54 different zones maintained by each nation due to the enclaves within other nations. Borathuo is located Northwest of Frodonia and North of the Teni Republic. Borathuo's capital is Reirorals, a city located in the center of the country, built after the Unified Borathis Party took power and moved the capital from the Thuo dominated city of Wixaid Mist. The most populated city is Wixaid Mist with a population of 520,000.
Borathuo was first home to purely the Borat and Thuo, but as Frodonia took over Fredona, more groups were pushed further out if they wished to maintain sovereignty. The Borat and Thuo would fight multiple wars with the Racki and eventually negotiate with the Racki after Frodonia annexed the land owned by the ethnic groups. The Borat, Thuo, Racki, Darbu, Vuola, Wirarie and other small nations would begin the First Beaver War to fight off the Frodonian hunters who began to heavily populate the Teni River Valley. After years of conflict, Frodonia granted independence to Borathuo and the neighboring Teni Union. Borathuo would form as Tri-Monarchy, with the monarchs of the Borat, Thuo and Racki all meeting together every year to discuss how the government would run. In 1634, after Frodonia became a republic, the fear of invasion by Frodonia became weak, and the country became more unified by nationalism than by fear. After the 3 sides began to fight, a full blown civil war broke out in 1788, called the Borathuo People's Liberation War. After the end of the war, a new republic was established from the remains of the kingdom in 1794. At first, the republic was unstable and every government would fall apart after a few months in office. Eventually, the politics of the government would settle down, leaving 2 main political groups, the Sovereigntists who formed the United Union Party and the Cooperationists who founded the Institution Party. Borathuo would begin to cooperate with the Teni Union and Frodonia more than ever before, developing deep relations with both. Borathuo would also grow closer to Ar. In 1822, after Talia Brekhar became dictator of Frodonia, Borathuo became much closer with the Teni Republic and Ar, whilst cutting off ties with Frodonia. As the Brekhar regime came to an end, the fear of Frodonian aggression was once again washed away and the nation became much less strict. In 1904, the Frodonian Civil War broke out after Rena Brekhar became Grand Delegate. This sparked fear of Frodonian aggression once again and a new political party came to power, the Unified Borathis Party. The UBP would ban all other political parties in Borathuo and implement a faction system in the UBP. The UBP was dominated by civic nationalists and center-right politicians. The UBP would be popular over the next years, staying in power till today, where the power of the UBP remains the same, being the sole political party in Borathuo.
The legislature, named the Didlohisdi'i is elected every 6 years. The Didlohisdi'i chooses 3-6 candidates for the Nugvisvdegi which are then voted for by the people of Borathuo who will serve for 12 years. 
== History ==
=== Indigenous Colonization (Before 600 AC) ===
The first signs of Borathuo being populated are ancient buildings built along the Teni River, spreading outwards from the river. The first groups thought to have formed fully functional nations were the Hadoacc, Mesip and the Borama. These 3 cultures built up the areas within the modern borders of Borathuo and constantly fought each other. The nations would see a rapid decline in the late 4th century after Frodonian hunters began to move along the Teni River from Frodonian holdings in the west. By the 7th century, all 3 groups had scattered or had been divided into smaller nations. The 2 nations left within the modern borders of Borathuo were the Borat and the Thuo, who would constantly fight each other over the beaver trade which Frodonian merchants saw as most profitable.
=== Expansion Period (600 - 922) ===
The expansion of the Frodonian Empire into the Teni River valley had concerned the native groups for centuries. The Borat, Thuo and Teni would end almost all their conflicts simply due to the fear of Frodonian invasion. As the Frodonian Empire colonized more of Fredona during the 8th century, the Racki were pushed out of their homeland and forced to reside within the lands formerly owned by the Borat and Thuo. The Wars of the Racki would begin in 841 with the Borat and Thuo uniting to push out the Racki.
As the Wars of the Racki raged on, Frodonia geared its eyes from the east and looked towards the west. The Wars of the Racki had caused the region to become unstable. Empress Rena IV had announced her ambition to annex the Teni River valley by early 1846, and would begin to fund the Racki to continually weaken the Borat and Thuo. As the Wars of the Racki ended, Frodonia would annex the region in 1850 and begin to settle it with Frodonian merchants. The exhausted native nations could not fight back due to their weakened state after the Wars of the Racki. Smaller groups would also be forced into Borat, Thuo and Racki territory as the natives abroad were being pushed west.
By 1890, more than 10% of the population of the Teni River valley was Frodonian, mostly merchants or citizens of Port Northfur. The 4 largest groups of the valley which were the Teni, Boart, Thuo and Racki all formed the Council of Indigenous Interests and began to campaign against Frodonian settlement. Rena IV would die in 894 and would be replaced with Quandis IV, who had more sympathy for the native people of the Teni River Valley. Quandis IV would give land rights back to the natives and grant Frodonian citizenship to all the natives within the states of Borat, Thuo, Teni and Racki. The 4 states would remain contempt with the appeasement and agree to stay within the Frodonian Empire. Quandis IV would die later in his reign, which caused a new, much harsher Emperor to deal with the natives.
=== Revolutionary Spring (922 - 939) ===
In 922, the new Emperor, Tantor XII would begin to enforce strict policies regarding the native people of the west. He would revoke all Frodonian citizenship and begin to assimilate the people of the region. The states which formerly had their native names were renamed to Frodonian names (Borat to Tamat, Thuo to Triela, Teni to Tylania and Racki to Floriss). In 931, Tantor XII revoked all land privileges the natives had and gave out grants to Frodonians wishing to establish new towns. This new act would be the last straw for the natives of the area. In 1934, the Council of Indigenous Interests declared that each nation within the borders of Frodonia was now fully independent and separate from the government of the Frodonian Empire. Emperor Tantor XII did not take the declaration lightly and ordered a new army to be made to invade the newly declared countries. In the north, the Borat, Thuo, Racki and many other groups formed the Borathuo Liberty Front, and in the south, the Teni Union also declared independence. The Teni Union and Borathuo signed multiple pacts together to begin to arm themselves for the incoming Frodonian invasion.
In 936, the Frodonian armies arrived at Borathuo and the Teni Union. The armies reeked havoc on the small towns around the border area and killed thousands of civilians. The newly formed armies of Borathuo, barely 18,000 men strong, moved forward to attack the Frodonian army of nearly 150,000. The Teni Union sent nearly 9,000 soldiers to support the Borathi army. At the Battle of Neroans, the Borathi-Teni army was destroyed in combat, with only a few hundred men surviving the battle, with only 1,500 Frodonians dead afterwards. The Borathi government realized that the local town militias would not work in this war and began to mobilize the militias into a national army. The Teni Union had drawn away most of the Frodonian forces with their more numerous and better equipped armies, which allowed the Borathi army to train itself over the harsh winter of 936.
In 937, the Borathi army headed south in late winter to try and support the struggling Teni army. The Frodonian army had been reinforced and was around 200,000 men strong, meanwhile the Teni army was made up of less than 80,000 men. The Borathi army of nearly 50,000 rushed southwards to try and cut off the Frodonian army and encircle it with the Teni army. At the Battle of Bloheaven, the largest portion of the Frodonian army was trapped at Bloheaven, leaving all 100,000 men encircled by the Borathi-Teni forces. Over the course of 20 days, the native armies had killed nearly 95,000 Frodonians, with the last 5,000 opting to surrender. The death of tens of thousands had left a bad reputation of Tantor XII's leadership and he personally led a force of 300,000 to the warzone from Frodonia City. As Tantor marched to the war, the new armies were able to recruit more volunteers to fight and by the winter of 937, the Borathi army stood at nearly 200,000 men strong, along with their allied Teni army growing to more than 320,000 strong. 
In the spring of 938, Tantor XII began to invade the countryside of Borathuo to draw the attention of the Borathi army. The Borathi army moved to counter these attacks and easily forced the Frodonians into a retreat. The attack had been a distraction however, with the real army going along the Teni River, hoping to occupy all major cities along it. The Borathi and Teni armies would not be able to catch up with the Frodonian army in time and the Frodonians would reach port (EDIT) by the summer of 938. Although the port was vital, it allowed the Borathi-Teni army to encircle the Frodonians at Port Northfur. Tantor XII was unable to escape due to the capture of the Frodonian fleet nearby. In the winter of 938, nearly 30,000 of Tantor XII's men would die from starvation or disease at Port Northfur.
In mid 939, the Frodonian armies within the Teni Union were dispatched and sent back to Frodonia. The Frodonian army within Port Northfur continued to degrade without supplies from Frodonia. On August 7th 939, Tantor XII surrendered to the Borathuo forces surrounding Port Northfur. Tantor XII would go to Wixaid to negotiate the pending peace treaty. Both sides agreed that the areas with a non-Frodonian majority population would be ceded to Borathuo and any Frodonian majority areas within Borathuo would be given to Frodonia. Frodonia also could not militarize the border with Borathuo as long as Borathuo did the same. 
=== Establishment Age (939 - 953) ===