Emrian Republic

Emiria (Emirian: أميريا, [ʔɑː.miːɾ.ˈjɑ]) or the Emrian Republic (الجمهورية الأميرية). is a country located in Southwestern Europe with parts of its territory in Libya and the Mediterranean. It shares borders with Nazaria to the south, Sirillia and Burgitania to its north, and to the west by the Atlantic. Emiria's largest city and capital is Madrid; other major urban areas include, Zaragoza, Barcelona, Bilbao, Heraklion, and Nicosia.
In early antiquity, the Iberian Peninsula was generally inhabited by Iberian and Celtic tribes, along with other pre-Gaullian people. After the Gallian conquest of Iberia, the people in the Iberian Peninsula were Gallianized and Christianized. After the fall of the Gaullian Empire, many people from North Africa, searching for a new life, were ushered in and migrated into Emiria, forcing it to recognize both Christianity and Islam as its major religions.
In the early 1930s, Emiria rapidly advanced economically with the help of the food industry, and by early 1946, local disputes with the Arab Islamic Caliphate eventually started the first Arab-Emirian war.