Aldania

Aldania (Portuguese: Aldânia; Croatian: Aldanija), officially the Aldanian Republic (Portuguese: República Aldaniana; Croatian: Aldanska Republika), is a landlocked sovereign state located in Tapanthia. Aldania borders Yugovia and Galberia to the north, Sarvania to the west, Sennington to the south, San Vitor to the east, and Mastalia to the northeast. Aldania has a population of 6,493,115, making it the 86th-largest country by population worldwide, and the 22nd, and second-smallest, among the Tapanthian countries, second only to Lovaria. Beaufort is the capital, while Partola is the largest city. Other major cities and towns include Rubroda, Divels, Zepisca, and Aspatos. 
The territory of Aldania has been disputed between the Slavic and Latin communities for most of it's history. As such, the creation of Aldania came after the Great War, when the area had come to a stalemate despite being occupied by opposing forces, all of whom were sponsored by either the Allies or the United Front. The Treaty of Wollings necessitated the creation of the country, named after Mt. Aldan, which sat in the center of the country. Aldania did not get off to a good economic start, and, facing imminent collapse, had to be bailed out by it's neighbours. Aldania's economy started to stabilise in the 1960s with the discovery of a large oil field that led into Sennington. Prosperity also increased with the Beaufort Agreement in 1972, making Portuguese and Croatian the official languages. Aldania joined the Tapanthian Republic in 1991, after securing the economic funds to do so, having spent a lot of their budget on infrastructure and agriculture.
Aldania is a developing country. It is a member of the GUIS, the Tapanthian Republic, and the Pan-Slavic Union.
== See also ==
Category:Countries in Tapanthia
Category:Countries
Category:Aldania
Category:Tapanthia