Schremoqueil Unional

The Schremoqueil Unional (often abbreviated as Schremn) is a collection of four socialist-communist mini-regions/provinces united in the northern continents of Colanexa. Along with Kajin Commerce Federation, Bathole, the Buwa’aguzan and Gacawy Empires, it is considered one of the five main economic superpowers of Colanexa. It is also a political superpower, with one of the two major CICC buildings located in its capital, Tropai.

## Government

### Municipalities

Tropai

The Unional is divided into four provinces. From east to west:

-       Snebu-Tvagwar

-       At’яóvič (Atstovic)

-       Nufyön

-       Sóvjetrana

## Environment

Schremn is spread over the northern “bridge” of Colanexa, surrounding the northern Bapoz. Much of it is tundra and arctic. Snowstorms, hail and blizzards are commonplace. Despite these harsh conditions, settlement have been established and grown to thrive over the course of several centuries.

## History

### Ancient History

While traversing to the northeast, it is strongly theorized that ancient Kalu-bloods passed through present-day Schremn to reach what is now the northeastern continent (Kalubio, Putoola, etc. all the way to Skabb). The Sovietese Kajin of the region settled in the modern province of Sóvjetrana some time after.

The region was initially unified under three provinces; Tvagwad'dyps, Svjež-Füzä and Sóvjetrana. Following the global cesession from the mutually-designated Barren Polar Zones (Bapozai), Svjež-Füzä was divided into two provinces; Nufyön to the west, and Atstovic to the east. While territorial negotiations were tense, in the end treaties were agreed to without any political conflict. While protests and riots would erupt and have to be stifled, none of the provinces engaged one another in war. Following the establishment of the two new provinces, Tvagwad'dyps was eventually renamed Snebu-Tvagwar.

### Modern History and Condition

The unification of the four territories was considered a major diplomatic success that contributed heavily to the rapid financial growth of the Unional. While radical groups existed, the region had internal peace until the Gamian War in 1971. Tropai would fall to Gamian invasion in 1972, but would be reclaimed by the end of the war. After the war ended in January 1974, millions were dead, wounded or homeless.

Following the Gamian War, and with a destroyed economy and the massacre of over fifty Kalu students on international broadcast at Tropai's CICC, tensions began to resurface across the region. Radicalized parties emerged and butted heads. One notable of these parties is the Kow Existence Retributionists (KER). a sect of aggressive pro-Kalu racial activists founded off of the preaching of one Daa-pstyn. The KER were condemned by the Reformist Alliance, who alleged they encouraged the racial feud in neighbouring Kalubio between the Kalu-bloods and Goldbluts leading up to and during the Kalubian Civil War.

## People and Culture

There are two main ethnic groups spread out across the Schremoqueil Unional; the Sovietese Kajin, and ethnic Kawu. The demographics shift gradually from one of these to the other from west to east.

### Infrastructure

Especially in the polar provinces of Atstovic and Nufyön, where winds are more intense, many of the buildings are bulky and low to the ground. There are extensive underground networks of tunnels for foot travel, personal vehicles, and public transit such as skyrail systems.

Power is primarily sourced from a combination of nuclear and geothermal means.

### Languages

The official languages of Schremn are Sjeverköw and Arctikohl. Both major dialects of Kohl are present in their corresponding areas of the region (Yówokow to the east, Xázukow to the west).

### Ethnic Composition

Schremn shares a population of Sovietese Kajin and Kalu-bloods. Sóvjetrana is predominantly populated by Kajin, whereas Snebu-Tvagwar by Kalu. The spread becomes more even in the more middle provinces of Atstovic and Nufyön. While there are slight minorities of Goldblut and Frãci Kajin, their numbers pale in comparison.