Fhia

Fhia was a small monarchy on the eastern peninsula of the Navor Lands, nearby Yoren. The nation was notable early on for being a one-time leader in airship traffic in the Navor Lands, with a large, rentable airbase.
The city-state was in production not much longer than Fallnavor to the west, but with much less of a population. The region was also considerably colder than the rest of The Navor Lands, and was not popular to colonists, consequentially. However, in 32 AE, resident Tim Bulls, known for his vast by all cities standards, funded the completion of the work-in-progress international airbase, and instead became its own private owner, funneling the profits into Fhian infrastructure.
In 35 AE, when the city-state of Fhia formally established a government, Bulls immense popularity led to his election as the nations first president, despite challenger protests that he was biased as a businessman rather than a politician. His popularity outweighed his political rivals, and Bulls built the nation up as a wealthy, stable utopia. In year thirty-nine, Bulls met with members of the other eight major settlements and agreed to form an international governing body to help promote trade, peace and official borders. This endeavor was accepted by year forty, and the International Council of Voldrania was formed.
In 41 AE, though, pro-monarchists in Fhia's government performed a coup led by Gary Wig and successfully assassinated Bulls. Through a series of lies, the new Wig-led government managed to keep the population on their side long enough to reestablished order, which would only be reinforced when Akarv, led by Alan Fruith, invaded the nation, in a self-declared "liberation". The two nations fought throughout 42 AE, with the Fhians able to halt Akarv's relatively light invasion force. However, their persistence, if nothing else, eventually wore down Fhia's smaller population to the extent that in year forty-three, Wig reached out to neighboring allies Samantha Navor and Scavor Cavis of Fallnavor and Scavoran, both of which helped push Akarv out of Fhia. Before Fruith could retaliate, he was impeached by his people.
Wig's Fhia was mostly silent from hereon out. The airbase owned by Bulls, still owned by the nation, was now scarcely used by international entities and the nations income gradually decreased. By the time the near war between Akarv and Fallnavor emerged, Fhia was far less respected as a nation than it once had been, but Wig claimed neutrality, officially. It was later revealed Fhia was part of Jaykay's plot to remove Akarv from the Council, but no action was taken against Wig on an international level or by his people.
When Voldrania fell in 60 AE, Wig was unable to keep his disillusioned nation together, and while he was able to evacuate them along with the Scauvs, Fhia officially fell apart. Their people scattered upon their arrival in New Voldrania.
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