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Republic of Grebia Grebia
1835 -
Flag of the Republic of Grebia
Motto:  "Freedom in Unity"
Anthem:  "Hymn of the Native Land"
Capital (and largest city)		Northcrown
Official languages		Anglitian
Regional languages		Euseccan; Setian; Prisan; Maisa; Acwasan
Demonym		Grebian
Government		Federal semi-presidential republic
-	President of Grebia	Robert Sallman
-	Prime Minister of Grebia	Lydia Hastings
-	Deputy Prime Minister	Michael Andersen
-	Chief Legislator	James Peterson
Legislature		Parliament of Grebia
-	Upper house	Federative Council
-	Lower house	Legislative Council
Establishment
-	Confederation of Grebia proclaimed	October 7, 1834
-	Treaty of Northcrown	February 1, 1835
-	Constitution of Grebia written	November 9, 1835
-	Treaty of Franklin	June 18, 1860
Area
-	Total	107,887 km2  67,038 sq mi
Population
-	2023 estimate	10,141,938
-	2020 census	10,084,369
Currency		Grebian dollar (GRD)
Time zone		Grebian Standard Time

Grebia, officially known as the Republic of Grebia is an island nation consisting of 12 provinces and one capital territory. Grebia has a land area of approximately 67,038 square miles, and shares only one maritime border with the Republic of (). Grebia has a population of 10,084,369, a large percentage of which is concentrated in the country's largest cities, such as Northcrown, its capital and largest city, or Saint George, the second-largest city and financial center of Grebia.

A number of native peoples have inhabited Grebia for at least twenty thousand years, but the first contact between native Grebians and the rest of the world following Barnett's voyage in 1602 resulting in the discovery and eventual colonization of Grebia by the Kingdom of Anglitia and the () Kingdom. In 1705, Angilitian troops invaded the largely underdeveloped () colony, reducing () colonial holdings in Grebia to the () islands in the () Bay, which were eventually occupied in 1732. By at least the 1750s, the ever-increasing population of the Grebian Colony began to develop a sense of national identity thanks to the blending of Native Grebian and Anglitian culture. Grebia gained independence from the Kingdom of Anglitia in 1835 following the success of the Grebian Uprising.

The government of the Republic of Grebia is a representative semi-presidential democracy, with politics being dominated by the center-left Liberal Democratic Party and the center-right Christian Democratic Party.

Flag

The flag of Grebia was adopted following the federalization of Grebia. The twelve smaller stars on the flag of Grebia each represent the 12 provinces of Grebia, while the larger star in the center represents the Northcrown Capital Territory.

Flag of the Grebian Revolutionary Party (1832-1836)

Flag of the Confederation of Grebia (1836-1860)

Flag of the Republic of Grebia (1860-)

History

Prehistory

Around 22,000 years ago, early humans migrated to Grebia and began settlement.

During this time, an Ice Age hit prehistoric Grebia, making the climate largely inhospitable and difficult for early humans to survive in. This event also led to the evolution of unique wildlife, most of which have since gone extinct.

Early civilization began to form at least 2500 years ago in Grebia, with hunter-gatherer nomads gathering in communities throughout Grebia, with the exception of the flat, open northeastern grassland regions of Grebia, where the development of civilization was significantly slowed. The group of languages now known as the pan-Altaquep languages began to form, including the Euseccan people in northwest Grebia, the Setian people in the Manitanish Mountains, the Prisans in the southwest, the Maisa in the southeast, and the Acwasan people in the northeast. These civilizations continued to evolve slowly, although not nearly to the extent of the outside world. The Altaquep groups all believed in an early polytheistic religion, with notable differences between different groups in how different gods were named and portrayed and how different stories were told. Eventually, agriculture came to Grebia, with numerous crops being cultivated throughout Grebia. In the southeast, tomatoes, carrots, and wild rice were cultivated by the Maisa, while in the northeast, the Acwasan cultivated a number of crops, the most significant of which being corn. Despite this small-scale cultivation of crops, agriculture was never adopted on a large-scale in any civilization in Grebia.

17th Century

The first documented discovery of Grebia was by Anglitian sailor Thomas Barnett in 1602. Barnett's ship, along with 10 other crew members. Barnett and his crew had made a significant navigation error and landed at the southern coast of modern-day Kanasata Province after going nearly 100 miles off course from their original destination. Barnett did not stay for long, however, only collecting some samples before departing after several days. After further travels to the island, it was discovered that Grebia was rich with natural resources.

A population of a hundred or so settlers built a small settlement consisting of a storage building, about a dozen cabin-like houses, a kitchen, and a military fort. The settlement was named at the time. became increasingly desirable to live in and a second wave of ships followed, increasing the population to almost 350. More buildings were built by the new colonists, including several logging facilities, and more essential buildings. A small wooded area was cleared and fenced off to become the town's first cemetery. The town square, a large circle cleared of vegetation, was built, and a small street layout was created. Over the next decades, grew more, with the population continuing to grow. A second settlement, was built to the southwest of . While smaller, it held a steady population in the low hundreds and continued to be an important location for trading and logging.

Eventually, interest in discovering more of Grebia dramatically increased. Settlers hoped for fertile farming land to settle and Anglitian colonial officials hoped for regions rich with natural resources, especially gold. An expedition by Anglitian military circled and charted Grebia, with notable spots being marked.

18th Century

Following the success of Anglitian expeditions in Grebia, the Kingdom of , seeing the abundant potential for natural resources in Grebia, sent ships to establish settlements in Grebia. About four tiny settlements on the western coast of Grebia were established. The new colony, which was called , reaching a maximum area in 1702. In 1703, the () War began. (To be reworked)

Grebian War of Independence
Location	Grebia Northcrown Saint George Port Anderson Kanasata Province
Result	Grebian victory
Belligerents
Side 1	Confederation of Grebia (1834-35) Grebian Revolutionary Army Free Altaquep Forces Allied Frontier Militias Supported by:
Side 2	Kingdom of Paidunia

19th Century

On June 16, 1832, the Grebian Revolutionary Army, the paramilitary wing of the National Party, declared an armed uprising against the colonial government of Grebia. Paramilitary forces of the Grebian Revolutionary Army and Anglitian colonial forces in Grebia immediately mobilized. Even though the Grebian Revolutionary Army had been growing in recent years, it was still a significantly smaller fighting force than even the colonial police in Grebia. Despite this, the movement held large amounts of popular support among Grebian settlers, largely due to the events of the decade or so before, in which the Anglitian colonial government had enacted numerous policies that upset both native Grebians and Grebian settlers. In the months leading up to the Grebian War of Independence, the Grebian Revolutionary Army had been stockpiling weapons from sporadic raids on Anglitian forts, sabotaging Anglitian infrastructure and military, and destroying shipments of ore, wood, and other materials that were to be exported. As such, there had been an increased presence of Anglitian military in Grebia when the insurrection began. Immediately, thousands of young men enlisted to join the Grebian Revolutionary Army, and rebel groups allied to the GRA formed, including the Free Altaquep Forces, numerous militias of sympathetic Altaquep fighters, and the Allied Frontier Militias, a loosely-organized band of militias operating in rural Grebia. Engagements rarely occurred within the first weeks of the war, with the first shot fired being during the ambush of a Anglitian supply convoy heading west, by a militia aligned to the AFM. On August 2nd, the governor of Caskopi Province swore allegiance to the Grebian Revolutionary Army.

For the next months, the tactic of the Grebian rebels continued to be limited to guerilla warfare, sabotage, and surprise ambushes, the largest of which being a surprise attack on a coastal fort in Tawahi Province, resulting in the capture of large amounts of equipment. The first real battle of the war was the Battle of Egret Fen, at a small marsh located in northwestern Kanasata Province. The 8th Company of the 13th Tawahi Regiment encountered several platoons of Anglitian soldiers patrolling the marsh. Fire was exchanged and historians believed at least 50 were killed. The battle was tactically inconclusive and did not result in any major gains or capture of equipment on either side. In 1951, Egret Fen was drained to make way for a residential neighborhood.

In 1860, following months of political strife, the Grebian Civil War began between the Federalist and Confederalist factions of the National Party. After the presidential election of William R. Graham, a federalist who pledged to greatly limit the autonomy of the Grebian provinces, disagreement between the two factions of the party, which had been growing for decades, reached a peak. Many Confederalists pledged their support to Howard L. Wright, Governor of Kanasata Province, and Confederalist presidential candidate. Wright declared that Graham was a tyrant, an illegitimate president, and unfaithful to the core founding values of the Confederation of Grebia. After only two months, Confederalist militias centered in southern Grebia declared an armed insurrection against Howard's federalist government. The Confederalists, largely popular among rural farmers, were an unorganized group of several militias operating in southern, central, and western Grebia. (WIP)

Grebian Civil War (1860)
Date	May 18, 1860 - August 2, 1860
Location	Grebia
Result	Federalist victory Creation of the Republic of Grebia Dissolution of the National Party Federalization of Grebia
Belligerents
Belligerents 1	Northcrown Government Federalists Grebian Armed Forces
Belligerents 2	National Junta Confederalists
Commanders and leaders
Commanders 1	William R. Graham Stephen James Nicholls
Commanders 2	Howard L. Wright
Casualties and losses
Casualties	312 (Northcrown Government) 274 (National Junta) 16 (civilian)

The years of 1890 through 1919 were some of the most turbulent in Grebian history politically. Beginning with the events of the 1890-93 Constitutional Crisis, the period was marked by frequent events of political violence, corruption scandals, and assassinations. The regularly scheduled 1890 general elections occurred on March 18, 1890, between the candidates of the center-right Agrarian Party and the center-left Federal Party. The Federal candidate, Alexander Caldwell, was a prominent lawyer from Northcrown before becoming a member of Parliament, while the Agrarian candidate, Samuel Reynolds was a former general in the Grebian Armed Forces. The election was won by the Federal Party by extremely narrow margins, and Caldwell was officially inaugurated as the 9th President of Grebia. Within two weeks of Caldwell‘s presidency, information was leaked by Federal Party insiders that subversive tactics were secretly used to significantly aid Caldwell’s campaign, and influence the results of the 1890 election. The Grebian public was outraged at this news, with members of the Agrarian Party claiming that the election was illegitimately won, and that Samuel Reynolds was the legitimate president of Grebia, with Reynolds even being unofficially inaugurated as president at a military fort in the Manitanish Mountains by Agrarian Party officials. By July, Caldwell had abdicated, with Vice President William Turner being sworn in as President of Grebia. This only worsened the crisis, with political violence beginning to occur, culminating in the fatal shooting of a Federal MP on a train by an enraged Agrarian Party supporter. There was serious concern that a civil war may occur by those within Grebia and the international community. On July 29, the Grebian Defense Forces mobilized in Northcrown and staged a coup d'état, occupying Parliament, the Capitol Building, and numerous other governmental buildings. The Defense Forces declared martial law in the Northcrown Capital Territory, declaring that elections would be suspended indefinitely until the increasingly corrupt Grebian political system had been reformed to a suitable standard. Turner, Caldwell, and Reynolds were all arrested, with Caldwell and Turner being charged for influencing the results of the election, and Reynolds for what was described as a "deliberate attempt to incite civil strife." While Reynolds' case was dismissed after a lengthy trial, both Caldwell and Turner were found guilty and both sentenced to "not less than 15 years in federal prison". Just 2 years later, on July 9, 1892, Alexander Caldwell hung himself. During the Defense Forces' civil dictatorship, Parliament was officially dissolved, and both the Federal and Agrarian parties were disbanded after an investigation resulted in the discovery of how sheer the scale of severe corruption within each party was, with the newly formed Liberal and Conservative parties eventually taking their place. By 1893, the Defense Forces considered enough reform to have been done for military rule to end, with the provisional election of 1893 being held that year under close military supervision. Due to the immense public distrust in the new parties due to the corruption within their previous parties being so widespread, a populist and reformist third party called the New Grebia party won the election, again by extremely narrow margins. The events of the 1890 political crisis are considered by most modern historians in Grebia to be by far the closest Grebia has ever been to a full-scale civil war.

20th Century

In the 1910s and 1920s, concerns involving poor working conditions in Grebia arose. Poverty had become extremely common due to the industrialization of Grebia.

21st Century

In 2005, same-sex marriage was legalized, making Grebia the 5th country in the world to completely legalize same-sex marriage.

(WIP)

Military

Grebia's official military is known as the Grebian Defense Forces. It consists of three branches, the Grebian Navy, the Grebian Air Force, the Grebian Home Forces. As of 2023, the Grebian Defense Forces have 69,826 active personnel and 31,937 reserve personnel.

Military History

The Grebian Defense Forces were established following Grebian independence.

War	Year	Number Sent	Allies	Casualties
Grebian Civil War	1860			~1,000

Geography

Grebia has an area of 67,038 square miles.

Grebia consists of the mainland island of Grebia and numerous surrounding islands. The largest Grebian island in area that is not the mainland of Grebia is Island. Closely following behind are the islands of and .

Grebia is a topographically and ecologically diverse nation, with the Manitanish Mountains running through the southwestern quarter of the island, peaking at 8,018 feet at Mt. Asina in Nacosa Province.

Provinces

Caskopi Province

Capital: Saint George

Caskopi Province is a province bordering the Bay, home to Saint George, Grebia's second-largest city. Various smaller towns dot the forested areas of the south and northeast.

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Demonym: Caskopian

Capital:

Talanna Province

Capital:

Population:

Province is one of the smallest and least populous province in Grebia, largely consisting of the island of , as well as a small portion of the mainland.

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is a small province in southwestern Grebia, consisting of the city of . A large portion of is Island, the largest island in Grebia.

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Tawahi Province

Tawahi Province is a large province in southern Grebia. The largest cities are .

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Demonym: Tawahian

Capital:

Kanasata Province

Kanasata Province is a large province in southern Grebia, with one of the highest populations. Portevue is by far the largest city in Kanasata, however Ingham is the capital for several reasons.

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Demonym: Kanasatan

Capital:

Northcrown Capital Territory

Northcrown Capital Territory is the capital territory of Grebia and home to Grebia's capital city, Northcrown.

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Demonym: Northcrowner

Capital: Northcrown

() Province

Province is a Grebian province in eastern Grebia. Although shares a border with Northcrown Province, most of is rather rural and sparsely inhabited, unlike the urban and suburban environments of Capital Province. Most of Seney Province is located on mainland Grebia, however the province owns Micheaux Island.

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Sipalla Province

Sipalla Province is one of the largest provinces in Grebia. Tawakta City is the capital and largest city of Sipalla. Sipalla is a rural province, and one of three landlocked provinces in Grebia

Population: 2,327,828

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Nacosa Province

Nacosa Province is a small province in western Grebia. Much of Nacosa Province is rural due to the topography of the Manitanish Mountains. Moraine is the largest city, while is the capital. Home to the Manitanish Mountains National Park, cities such as Moraine and thrive on tourism. Nacosa is landlocked and home to the tallest mountain in Grebia, Mount Asina, with a height of 8,018 feet.

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Demonym: Nacosan

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() Province

Province is a province in northwestern Grebia.

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() Province

Province is a province in northern Grebia. Province is home to the entirety of Lake . The capital and largest city of Province is

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Wosenna Province

Wosenna Province is the largest of Grebia's provinces, and the northernmost province. The capital and largest city of Wosenna Province is Franklin. Wosenna Province is home to Lake Franklin, Grebia's second largest lake, and the River Plateau.

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() Province

Province is a province in northeastern Grebia home to the . The capital and largest city of Province is .

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Cities

Saint George

Basic

Saint George, often shortened to St. George, is a city in western Grebia with a population of . St. George lies on the Bay. is the second largest city in Grebia and has the fastest growing population of any city above 100,000. St. George was founded as a colonial port and a fur trading outpost in 1699 by settlers. Saint George was an unincorporated and tiny settlement until 1836, when numerous coastal plots of land in and around St. George was bought by the Grebian Whaling & Oil Co, who constructed a port. Seeing the opportunity for St. George to grow as a major port due to its location on the River and the Bay, the Lawrence brothers - James Lawrence and Samuel Lawrence - purchased most of the unsettled land that St. George lies on today, and began advertising St. George as a "frontier city of the west," selling lots to settlers wishing to move west. This growth was alleviated by the gold rush in the 1850s and the rise of the Grebian logging industry.

()

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is the capital city and second largest city of Caskopi Province, located in northern Caskopi Province.

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is a small suburb with a population of .

Port Anderson

Basic

Port Anderson is a city in Province.

History

Port Anderson was established in 1819 as a fur trading settlement. Once it was discovered that there were vast mineral deposits in the mountains to the north, Port Anderson grew in population. It remained a fairly large settlement with a population of only about 1,000 until the War began. Fighting in Port Anderson caused significant damage, and historians estimate about half of Port Anderson to have been destroyed in the War. Following the war, Port Anderson continued to grow as a mining town and deep water port. Port Anderson, with a population of about 7,000, was now a small but important trade port and mining town. Once the 1856 gold rush occurred, boomed in population again, growing to nearly 40,000. A sharp decline in population occurred once the gold rush ended, but many chose to stay. Port Anderson was barely affected by the Grebian War of Independence, with minor firefights occurring at Fort Stewart north of the city and at some government buildings in downtown Port Anderson.

Demonym

Port Andersonite

Tourism

See

West Portevue

Basic

West Portevue is a suburb of Portevue in Tawahi Province.

Portevue

Portevue is a major Grebian city along the River with a population of . It is a historical vital shipping center along the River, and is a major industrial town.

Portevue is the third largest city in Grebia. Portevue formerly had one of the worst crime rates in Grebia during the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, with some districts being so dangerous that curfews were imposed at night. By the 1980s, the city had cleaned up.

Ashford

Basic

Ashford is a Northcrown suburb with a population of . It is an inland city with no bodies of water other than small creeks.

History

Ashford was founded in 1835, and was fully absorbed as a suburb of Northcrown during the 1890s population boom of Northcrown. The population of Ashford has heavily grown since then.

Basic

is a coastal city in Kanasata Province.

History

was founded as a trapping outpost in 1761.

Northcrown

Basic

Northcrown is a city in eastern Grebia, with a population of about . Northcrown is a major city situated along the mid-south coast of eastern Grebia, and is the capital city of Grebia. Northcrown is built around the Grebian Capitol Building, built in 1881. Northcrown was founded in the 1600s as a colonial outpost and settler town. Northcrown is a vital shipping center for goods being transported to and from Grebia. Northcrown is within Northcrown Province, but the suburbs of Northcrown range into Kanasata and Provinces. Suburbs surround Northcrown, making it by far the most populous metropolitan area of Grebia. Northcrown is known for a large shipping industry and a large trade and manufacturing industry. It has some of the highest costs of living in Grebia.

History

Northcrown was founded in 1742 as a trading post, military fort, and port.

Tawakta City

Basic

Tawakta City has a population of 292,019.

History

Tawakta City was founded by a settler and farmer named Frederick Chambers in 1846, as a small farming town. As the Industrial Revolution continued to affect Grebia, Tawakta City grew into a center for the agricultural industry of Grebia, booming in both population and economy.

Moraine

Basic

Moraine is a city in Nacosa Province with a population of 185,956. It is located in the heart of the Manitanish Mountains, and is the largest city in the Nacosa Province.

History

Moraine was founded in the 1850s during the Gold Rush.

Basic

is a city in central Nacosa Province with a population of

Province

Basic

is a city along the coast of Lake in Province.

History

was established as a logging camp and port along the lake. It boomed in population in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Wosenna Province

Basic

is the fifth largest city of Grebia with a population of . It is located along Lake in Wosenna Province.

History

is a historic mining and logging town.

Politics

The head of government of Grebia is the president, who is elected every five years by Grebian citizens 18 or older.

Grebian politics has been complicated throughout its history. The first political party in Grebia was the Grebian Revolutionary Party, which had existed for nearly a decade before the Grebian Uprising as an illegal political party. Following the success of the uprising and Grebia’s independence, the National Party became the only party legal in Grebia for numerous election cycles until the party split into the Federal and Agrarian parties after the Grebian Civil War. The Federal Party, the predecessor to the modern-day Liberal Party, was a broadly centrist party which existed from the 1840s to the 1890s, which was dissolved after the 1890-1893 constitutional crisis and brief civil dictatorship. The Agrarian party was another broadly centrist and mostly libertarian party which was reorganized as the Conservative Party after the 1890-83 political crisis. Grebian politics has been dominated by a two-party system since the collapse of the GRP, although numerous third parties have been formed, the most notable of which being the reformist New Grebia party, which won the 1915 general election and the 1893 provisional election, until its eventual collapse after the 1920 election season. Numerous other third parties have managed to elect seats to the Grebian Parliament, including the Altaquep Sovereignty Party, the Libertarian Party, and the Progressive Party.

Parties

Party	Founded	Political Position	Ideology	Most Seats Elected
Liberal Party	1891	Center to center-left	Liberalism, progressivism, social democracy	134 (1960)
Conservative Party	1884	Center to center-right	Christian democracy, conservatism, liberal conservatism	131 (1990)
Altaquep Party	1963	Center to left	Pan-Altaquep seperatism, social democracy, democratic socialism	10 (2000)
Libertarian Party	1976	Center-right to right	Libertarianism, conservatism	3 (1975)
Communist Party	1951	Far-left to left	Socialism	2 (2000)
Progressive Party	1982	Center-left to left	Social democracy, democratic socialism	22 (2020)
Centrist Democratic Party	1983	Center	Liberal conservatism, centrism, social liberalism	31 (1985)
Green Party	1981	Center-left	Environmentalism, social democracy	29 (2015)
Grebia First Party	2002	Right to far-right	Grebian nationalism, anti-globalism, anti-immigration, isolationism	N/A

Former Parties

Party	Founded	Dissolved	Political Position	Ideology	Most Seats Elected	Successor
National Party	1824	1860	Center to center-right	Grebian separatism	N/A	Federal & Agrarian Party
Federal Party	1860	1890	Center-left to center-right	Federalism	103 (1865)	Liberal Party
Agrarian Party	1860	1890	Center-right to center-left	Agrarianism, libertarianism	99 (1875)	Christian Democratic Party
New Grebia Party	1890	1942	Center to center-left	Populism, reformism	77 (1890)	None
Grebian Worker's Party	1901	1916	Far-left to left	Syndicalism, unionism	1 (1915)	Socialist Union Party
Grebian Fascist Party	1941	1946	Far-right	Fascism	0	None (Banned)

Liberal Party

The Liberal Party is a center-left political party in Grebia which emerged following the 1890 political crisis as a successor to the previous Federal Party. Since its inception, the Liberal Party has been a party with socially left-wing tendencies, although usually lying somewhere near the center economically.

History

The Liberal Party of Grebia was founded in 1893, following the 1890-93 political crisis and military junta, as a successor to the corrupt and unstable Federal Party. Despite the reforms made, the party was not popular among Grebians for the next several years, only winning an election nearly 30 years later in 1920. After this, however, the Liberal Party became one of the most popular parties in Grebia, with the only two presidents to ever serve 3 terms in Grebian history being Liberals.

Candidates

• 1900 - Seymour Hughes
• 1905 - Seymour Hughes
• 1910 - Seymour Hughes
• 1915 - Thomas Welch
• 1920 - John Hyde
• 1925 - John Hyde
• 1930 - John Hyde
• 1935 - Warren Field
• 1940 - Theodore Burgess
• 1945 - Theodore Burgess
• 1950 - James Morgan
• 1955 - James Morgan
• 1960 - James Morgan
• 1965 - William Walsh
• 1970 - Michael Foster
• 1975 - Michael Foster
• 1980 - Michael Foster
• 1985 - Andrew Price
• 1990 - Andrew Price
• 1995 - John Harper
• 2000 - Justine Wood
• 2005 - Justine Wood
• 2010 - Morgan Bowman
• 2015 - Mary Scott
• 2020 - Mary Scott

Conservative Party

The Conservative Party is a center-right Grebian political party. A successor to the Agrarian Party, it is the main center-right party in Grebia.

Candidates

• 1895 - Thomas Sutherland
• 1900 - Andrew Bolton
• 1905 - Andrew Bolton
• 1910 - Andrew Bolton
• 1915 -
• 1920 -
• 1925 -
• 1930 -
• 1935 -
• 1940 -
• 1945 -
• 1950 -
• 1955 -
• 1960 -
• 1965 - Vincent Allen
• 1970 - Vincent Allen
• 1975 -
• 1980 -
• 1985 -
• 1990 - Alest Satallas
• 1995 - Alest Satallas
• 2000 -
• 2005 - Stephen Day
• 2010 - Stephen Day
• 2015 - Stephen Day
• 2020 - Robert Sallman

Altaquep Party

The Altaquep Party is a single-issue party formed around the interests of native Grebian groups. The Altaquep Party advocates for at least the expansion of pan-Altaquep autonomy in Grebia and at most the full separation of the numerous Altaquep people from the Republic of Grebia. Despite the party's single-issue nature, many of the party's candidates and supporters lean slightly to moderately left-wing.

Libertarian Party

The Libertarian Party of Grebia is a socially conservative and libertarian party which split from the Christian Democratic Party in 1976.

Communist Party

The Communist Party of Grebia is a far-left, socialist political party within Grebia.

Grebia First Party

The Grebia First Party is a populist and nationalist political party within Grebia. Founded in 2002, the Grebia First Party believes in stronger restrictions on immigration, Grebian isolationism, and to an extent Grebian nationalism.

Presidents of Grebia

President	Party	Time Served	Term(s)	Date of Birth	Date of Death
	National	1835-1845	2	August 22. 1785	June 29, 1857
	National	1845-1850	1	April 13, 1795	February 2, 1853
	National	1850-1860	2	February 21, 1799	April 12, 1795
William R. Graham	National (1860) Federal (1860-1865)	1860-1865	1	July 23, 1814	February 26, 1907
	Agrarian	1865-1867	1 (Unfinished)	February 2, 1815	July 18, 1867
	Agrarian	1867-1870	1 (Partial)	October 15, 1824	May 1, 1899
	Agrarian	1870-1880	2	December 23, 1832	February 16, 1902
	Federal	1880-1885	1	February 2, 1848	November 19, 1894
	Agrarian	1880-1890	2	November 1, 1852	February 17, 1911
Alexander Caldwell	Federal	1890	1 (Unfinished)	January 6, 1841	July 9, 1892
William Turner	Federal	1890	1 (Unfinished)	August 12, 1852	November 13, 1938
Grebian Armed Forces (Elections Suspended)		1890-1893	N/A
	New Grebia^	1893-1900	2	June 20, 1853	August 15, 1947
Andrew Bolton	Conservative	1900-1914	1	February 8, 1864	April 18, 1914
	New Grebia	1914-1920	2	June 11, 1867	November 12, 1943
John Hyde	Liberal	1920-1925	2	January 24, 1886	January 12, 1941
	Conservative	1925-1935	2	September 4, 1891	November 11, 1931
Warren Field	Liberal	1935-1940	1	August 2, 1891	January 1, 1967
	Conservative	1935-1945	2	January 20, 1898	February 5, 1964
	Conservative	1945-1950	1	September 6, 1900	August 7, 1974
James Morgan	Liberal	1950-1965	3	April 19, 1909	December 6, 1983
Vincent Allen	Conservative	1965-1970	1	July 30, 1923	January 3, 1997
Michael Foster	Liberal	1970-1980	2	April 25, 1924	June 15, 1996
Andrew Price	Liberal	1980-1990	2	December 19, 1937	May 12, 2022
Alest Satallas	Conservative	1990-2000	2	October 27, 1945
Justine Wood	Liberal	2000-2005	1	November 13, 1958
Stephen Day	Conservative	2005-2015	2	June 15, 1971
Mary Harper	Liberal	2015-2020	1	September 18, 1974
Robert Sallman	Conservative	2020-		October 2, 1976

Demographics

Population

According to the 2020 Grebian national census, the population of Grebia is approximately 10,084,369.

Ethnically, Grebia is a very diverse nation, due to its history of immigration. White Grebians form the largest racial and ethnic group within Grebia, making up 61.78% of the Grebian population in 2020. Native Grebian groups make up the second largest group within Grebia, making up 21.36% of the Grebian population. A large number of Native Grebian groups inhabit Grebia, the largest of which being the Euseccans of northwestern Grebia. The remaining 16.86% of Grebia's population consists of numerous other ethnic groups.

Language

Anglitian is the official language of the Republic of Grebia, as well as an official language in all 12 Grebian provinces. Numerous Native Grebian languages are official languages in some provinces of Grebia, including Euseccan in (), (), and Wosenna Province, Setian in Nacosa, Caskopi, and () Province, Prisan in () and Nacosa Province, Maisa in Kanasata Province, and Acwasan in () Province.

Cities

Lime - Largest City of Province

• Yellow - Capital City of Province
• Green - Capital City and Largest City

#	City Name	Province(s)	Pop. (Est. 2023)	City Code
1	Northcrown	Northcrown	879,091
2	Saint George	Caskopi	729,919
3	Portevue	Kanasata	310,982
4	Tawakta City		292,019
5	Franklin		213,482
6	Ashford		199,586
7	Moraine	Nacosa	185,956
8			181,472	TIL8
9	Port Anderson		173,931
10	Lespines		152,090
11	Wagner		124,038
12	West Portevue		118,938
13	Millerstown		93,817
14			90,919	FLT12
15		Kanasata	90,918	ING13
16	Cape Auria	Kanasata	89,918
17			87,190	NEW15
18			85,919	GRT16
19		Kanasata	83,198	CHT17
20			81,017	OTW18
21		Nacosa	80,179	ALP19
22			78,109	DLT20
23			73,910	LTM21
24		Kanasata	69,002	PDM23
25			64,911	PRQ24
26		Kanasata	61,715	INT25
27			60,019	EGN26
28		Tawahi	59,952	EDG27
30			58,929	PAX29
29			56,762	NJZ28
			54,957
31		Kanasata	51,128	ERC30
32			49,112	GDT31
			48,947
33			46,834	ACV32
			39,947