Galberia

Galberia (Hungarian: Galbország), officially the Galberian Republic (Hungarian: Galbor Köztársaság), is a sovereign state located in north Tapanthia. It borders Yugovia to the west, Aldania to the south, San Vitor to the southeast, and Mastalia to the east. Galberia shares maritime borders with Easterland. To the north is the Tropias Sea. Galberia has a population of 7,315,903, making it the 83rd-largest country by population worldwide, and the 20th-largest of the countries in Tapanthia. The capital and largest city of Galberia is Dalverna. Other major cities and towns include Jólbecult, Szarok, and Vikaulc.
The territory of present-day Galberia has for centuries been a crossroads for various peoples, including Amacans, Germanic tribes, North Slavs and the Labsterians. The foundation of the Galberian state was established in the late 9th century AD with the conquest of the Galberian Coast by Galberian grand prince Narcni. The country was converted into a Christian realm around the 1120s. Galberia soon became a minor power in the area. Galberia was soon conquered during the North Tapanthian War and divided between Yugovia, Sarvania, and Mastalia. Galberia would not regain independence until after the Great War, when it, along with the newly-created Aldania, was created by the Treaty of Wollings to sort out Slavic-Germanic conflict in the area. Galberia was, between 1951 and 1996, ruled by a communist government under the leadership of Szemere Kölcsey. This government fell after the Galberian Revolt, and after that Galberia became a democratic parliamentary republic. Galberia joined the Tapanthian Republic in 2004 and has been part of the Shangone Area since 2007.
Galberia is a developed country. It is a member of the GUIS and the Tapanthian Republic.
==See also==
Category:Countries
Category:Countries in Tapanthia
Category:Galberia
Category:Tapanthia