Trobvinka National Republic

== About ==
The Trobvinka National Republic (aka. Тробвинка Национал Република) or simply known as Trobvinka or by its other names Trebvinka, was a landlocked breakaway state bordering the Republic of Crimsonia to the east, and Vardarija to the west. It's former capital was the city of Trobvinkagrad, with its second largest city being the city of Kozarevo in the eastern regions of the country. Trobinka's president was Zharko Nedelko, who was in power until 2001 to 2004. Formed following the chaotic final phases of the Second Crimsonian Civil War, the Trobvinka National Republic was a breakaway state of the People's Republic of Crimsonia, and the first president of Trobvinka, Chedomir Metodija, had plans to move the country forward to Vardarija, and in a referendum, hopefully allowing Trobvinka to join Vardarija. This was however stopped by the Crimsonian provisional government, and Trobvinka was invaded in what was known as the First Trobvinkan War, which ended up in a disaster for Crimsonia. Following the end of the First Trobvinkan War, Trobvinka was a former shell of itself, with factions attempting to seize power over most of Trobvinka, until the beginning of the Second Trobvinkan War in 2004, and its subsequent annexation. By the 2010s, the Trobvinka National Republic government is currently in exile in Groshnica, Kraychovsk, a country which could've potentially met the same fate as Trobvinka.
== History ==
=== Before 1946 ===
Prior to the founding of the First Trobvinkan State in 1946, Trobvinka was part of a region known as Vardarija, a region which was under the control of the Beylik Empire for over centuries, and was a melting pot of South Slavic and Beylik cultures. Not much occurred in the region, until the beginning of Crimmitonia's invasion of the region in 1913, and most of Vardarija falling under control by other foreign countries. Part of Vardarija was partitioned, with Crimmitonia taking their portion of the region. This region was later on known as Trobvinka, and was known as the borderlands between Crimmitonia and the region of Vardarija. Initially, during the reign of Jargus III, he had wanted to assimilate the cultures living in the region, in order to integrate it into the rest of the kingdom, as what he had done previously with provinces he had conquered under his rule. However, after the events of the Crimmitonian Gamble, and the independence of Kraychovsk from the Kingdom of Crimmitonia, his plans were dropped, and during the events of the First Great War, Jargus III died in an apparent suicide.
Not much would occur in the region during the interwar periods, but during the Second Great War, Vardarija was temporarily reunited with Trobvinka after the region was subsequently occupied and integrated into Crimmitonia. Jargus IV, who had returned to the throne after being exiled in Arshturn, visited Trobvinkagrad to commemorate it's 130 anniversary on September 1943, before Anton Grozdan attempted to assassinate Jargus IV by planting a bomb on the train heading to Kradovo, in one of the train carts Jargus IV was on. After 1943, the city was occupied by Orchestran's forces after Crimmitonia surrendered in 1944.
=== Establishment of the First Trobvinkan State (1946 - 1949) ===
After Crimmitonia was invaded and occupied, in 1946 Orchestran's occupation troops pulled out of Crimmitonia with the exception being the Shabla and Zavet regions, including part of the Kardam regions bordering occupied Kraychovsk, following an agreement which determined Crimmitonia's future after the war. In the agreement, Crimmitonia was to be partitioned into occupation zones, with neighboring countries receiving their own occupation zones around Crimmitonia's regions, especially in the south, where Metodevo, Dimovo, and parts of Plevan was occupied. During the conference, Juznaslavia was able to get their own occupation zones, in the areas of modern-day Trobvinka, including the capital city of Kagengrad. However, they were not able to set up an occupation zone which contained the entire province, and so a huge portion of the western regions were given to Juznaslavia, especially the capital city of Kagengrad.
During the occupation, Juznaslavia created the State of Trobvinka, which acted as a buffer state between the border regions of Vardarija and Crimmitonia, in an attempt to prevent a possible war from occurring. This was the first time Trobvinkans were granted autonomy, as they could finally establish an independent state away from the influence of Crimmitonia. The flag of Trobvinka was created, which was comprised of a tricolor flag of green, blue and red, the green meaning the lands of Vardarija, the blue being the Strumna River, which divides the regions of Trobvinka, and the red meaning the lands of Crimmitonia. During the buffer state's initial existence, the buffer states government was comprised of Vardarijans and Crimsonians who had an equal share of power, but was led mostly by the Juznaslavia administration. 
Trobvinka would have its own economy aswell, but it was too weak. As a result, most civilians would have no choice but to use the denar, or the Crimmitonian Crimit. Despite Juznaslavia's attempt to distance Trobvinka from Crimmitonian influence, it did not receive well from the Crimmitonian government, in which it called Juznaslavia's claim over Trobvinka as an illegal occupation. Another series of problems would also trouble the state, as Trobvinka's sovereignty was never recognized by the Commonwealth of United and Free Nations, nor any other countries with the exception of Juznaslavia. With the help of their rulers, Trobvinka would establish its own army, funded and helped by Juznaslavia. In 1948, during the events of the Crimsonian Civil War, and as the Second Republic of Crimmitonia began to collapse, refugees fled to Trobvinka to avoid the civil war. The same year, Trobvinka held a referendum whether or not to join the federation, but the referendum had been cancelled. 
==== Unification with Crimsonia ====
In 1949, following the capture of Kradovo by the Crimsonian Revolutionary People's Front, and the eventual fall of the Second Republic of Crimmitonia, Juznaslavia no longer had any interests in the region, and no longer wanted to interfere in the conflicts, or in Crimmitonia at all. As a result, the State of Trobvinka would begin the process of reintegrating into the newly established People's Republic of Crimsonia, but this was met with refusal by Trobvinka's leader, and he had insisted on holding the referendum to join Juznaslavia. However, Juznaslavia and Crimsonia held a conference on decisions regarding the future fate, with Gerasim Deyan, the first leader of the People's Republic of Crimsonia, stating that Trobvinka would finally rejoin Crimsonia as all other regions which were occupied did. However, in the end, a deal was made in the conference, and came to a conclusion, that Juznaslavia's troops would withdraw from the region, and Trobvinka would join the People's Republic of Crimsonia as an autonomous region, with the leader of Trobvinka continuing in his position. 
By late 1949, the State of Trobvinka's fate was finally sealed. Trobvinka would join the People's Republic of Crimsonia as an autonomous region, much to the disappointment of the Vardarijan majority in Trobvinka, as they had mostly demanded to join and reunite with the region of Vardarija. Due to Trobvinka's special status, Gerasim Deyan had stated that in order for Trobvinka to reunite, it would respect the regions autonomy and had promised that he would keep the leader of the region in power, until local elections can be held in Trobvinka. Trobvinka's army, which had been established a year prior, was spared from dissolution, and became the armed forces of Trobvinka. From this point, Trobvinka would not reestablish its sovereignty, and its sovereignty would not be restored until decades later in the 1990s. 
=== Autonomous region (1950 - 1978) ===
After Trobvinka reunited and integrated peacefully into the People's Republic of Crimsonia, Trobvinka was given a special status, as either an autonomous region within the People's Republic of Crimsonia, or a country within the country. Trobvinka was not the only region which was granted this special type of autonomy, as it was also granted to other territories within Crimsonia, such as Bistonia and Wilnotarn. During this period, Trobvinka would go through a series of cultural revivals, and series of government reforms. This was however, cut short, as following the beginning of the Bistonian Conflict, Crimsonia would begin its grip on power on its remaining territories overseas, including those who had special autonomy, which threatened Trobvinka's future and autonomy, which create a series of complicated events in Trobvinka's history. Trobvinka attempted to secede from the People's Republic of Crimsonia in 1978, but the autonomous government was overthrown by the Crimsonian government and revolutionaries and those who refused to comply with the Crimsonian authorities were executed. Trobvinka's special autonomy was revoked and the autonomous region was dissolved in 1978, and Trobvinka became an oblast, beginning a decades long struggle for independence. 
==== The cultural revival in Trobvinka ====
During the early 50s, the Trobvinka autonomous region underwent a series of cultural revivals created by the autonomous government, in which around 145 villages around Trobvinka were changed from the Crimsonian language to a Vardarijan language. As Trobvinka had expected opposition from the Crimsonian government in Kradovo, Gerasim Deyan did not condemn it, and instead advocated for the cultural revival in Trobvinka, as it promoted part of his plans to create a federation comprised of different groups of people in Crimsonia, with Bistonians, Krayichi, and of course the Vardarijans and the Crimsonians living in one state. As Gerasim Deyan had stated, the cultural revival was important for Trobvinka, in order to show the Vardarijans in the regions west of Trobvinka that Crimsonia was no longer a threat to their region, as what they had done years prior during the authoritarian royal dictatorship from 1941 to 1944. 
During the cultural revival, the Crimsonian language which was taught in schools all across Trobvinka no longer became a mandatory language in schools, but served as a second language in the Trobvinka autonomous region. And by 1954 according to the autonomous government, the cultural revival had brought an immense change to Trobvinka's society, as they had stated, Vardarijans were now openly free to express and reveal their cultures and traditions, and bans regarding Vardarijan traditions were lifted, 
==== Rise of the independence movement in Trobvinka ====
==== Attempted secession and dissolution (1978) ====
=== Trobvinka Oblast (1978 - 1991) ===
==== Continued insurgency ====
==== Crimsonian-Bistonian War and aftermath ====
==== Bombardment of Kradovo (1991) ====
==== Restoration of autonomy ====
=== Autonomous republic (1991 - 1995) ===
==== Government reforms and the path to democracy in Trobvinka ====
==== Kradovo Spring and the Second Crimsonian Civil War (1992 - 1995) ====
===== Trobvinkan intervention in the civil war =====
==== Capture of Kradovo and end of the Second Crimsonian Civil War (1995) ====
===== Trobvinka's declaration of independence (1995) =====
=== Independent state (1995 - 2004) ===
==== Trobvinka's reforms and transition to democracy ====
==== Trobvinka's economy stagnates ====
==== Referendum on reunification with Vardarija ====
==== Crimsonian interference in the referendum and escalation ====
==== First Trobvinkan War (1998 - 2000) ====
===== Fall of Trobvinkagrad and Kozarevo =====
===== Fall of Kameno =====
===== Beginning of guerilla warfare =====
===== Battle of Jambograd and stalemate =====
===== Crimsonian losses and final battles =====
===== End of the war =====
==== Interwar period (1998 - 2004) ====
===== Assassination of Bogomil Dončo (2001) =====
===== Civil war and attempts at a second referendum (2001 - 2003) =====
===== Zharko Nedelko's government (2001 - 2004) =====
==== Second Trobvinkan War (2004 - 2005) ====
===== Second battle of Trobvinkagrad and fall of Trobvinka's cities =====
===== Crimsonia's bombing campaign =====
===== Reemergence of guerilla warfare =====
===== Fall of Zharko Nedelko's government and fall of Jambograd =====
===== End of the war and aftermath =====
=== Autonomous region (2004 - 2008) ===
==== Continued insurgency and terrorist attacks ====
==== Post-war reconstruction ====
==== Referendum on autonomy ====
==== Present day ====
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