Vostok

Vostok (: Восток, ), officially the Grand Principality of Vostok, is a  located in and Northwestern part of , bordered by the British Empire to the east, the United Commonwealths to the southeast,  Russia to the west, and shares a  with  Japan to the south as well as Liechtenstein-Alaska to the southeast. It covers an area of 4,665,489 square kilometres (1,801,355 sq mi), with a population of just 2.1 million, making it the world's second most sparsely populated sovereign nation, after Greenland. The country's and , named after , longitude is 150°48′E, making it the , after and .
By the mid-17th century, had established areas of control that extended to the . Vostok, just like , became one of the destinations for sending internal . In the , most of Russia fell to the , with this region being an exception. The east of the former was also called White Russia for most of the 20th Century because of the many exiles of the . At the end of 1939, the occupied Vostok, effectively ending the civil war. In American exile, the Vostoker government acquired from Liechtenstein, which bought the region from the Russian Empire 81 years earlier. Both Alaska and Vostok were occupied by the United States at the end of . It did not recognize the new sale of the region and incorporated and its surroundings, while Liechtenstein was compensated with the and , neither recognized by Vostok, which to this day claims all of Alaska as part of its territory.
After the war, the accepted the crown from the of Vostok for the first time. Attempts to make some reforms were made under Prime Minister , but Grand Prince quickly put an end to the whole project and seized more and more for himself. During the Cold War, Vostok was an that claimed to be Russia in its entirety, although there were four other states that made the same claim. With the of Rome, the way to the many Russias was finally free. However, since the Romanovs could not rule this new Russia, they decided to maintain the independence of their Grand Principality. This didn't save them from losing the in the Snowflake Revolution and the new 1996 constitution which gave them the role of . At the same time, the claim to represent the was dropped.
About three quarters of the population are , the make up the largest with almost 10%. The third place is occupied by the , who emigrated to Alaska before the Second Purchase. The main is with the majority, mainly of Russian origin, follows the . Due to its between several , Vostok has declared itself a strictly and therefore hardly participates in . However, the country is a member of important international organizations such as the , , , and the .
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