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| Demonym = Wolgos, Eokoesr | | Demonym = Wolgos, Eokoesr |
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Dhonowlgos Hineskeyos Dhonowlgos | |
Flag | Coat of arms |
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Motto: Hungwios Dlrocha Hortih - Under the light of Dlrocha | |
Anthem: | |
Locator map | |
Capital city | Dhowkros |
Largest city | Dhowkros |
Official language | Wolgos language |
Other languages | |
Ethnic group | |
Religion | Dlroch'velder |
Demonym(s) | Wolgos, Eokoesr |
Government | |
Government Type | Theocracy |
Vlroika | tbd |
thc | tbc |
Legislature | Whorleda |
Establishment | |
tbc | Year 4000 |
Area | |
Total | tbc km2 |
Water % | 5.6% |
Population | |
Total | 50,000,000 |
Density | tbc/km2 |
Economy | |
Economy type | Feudal |
GDP (total) | Ꞡ tbc |
GDP per capita | Ꞡ tbc |
Currency | Vrock (tbc) |
Inequality index | tbc |
Development index | tbc |
Other information | |
Time zone | tbc |
Driving side | left |
Calling code | none |
Internet code | none |
Dhonowlgos was a theocratic nation located on the Dnkluwos Islands in the northern region of Anaria. It stood as the center of Wolgos existence for countless millennia, remaining a secluded and mysterious entity, known to very few in the world of Gotha until the advent of the industrial era. The nation fiercely resisted any foreign intrusion throughout its history.
However, everything changed when the Dhonowlgos opened up to the world and joined the Pan-Anarian War. This decision marked a turning point in its fate. The war resulted in a conflict with Helreich and other Anarian nations, ultimately leading to the nation's downfall and destruction. As a consequence, the Wolgos were exiled to their sole colony on Altaia, where they had to rebuild their lives after the loss of their once-great theocratic nation.