Lusjki

Lusjki, officially the National Republic of Lusjki (: Republika Kombëtare e Lusjki), is a located in the central part of Eastern Artemia with a population of around 2,294,874, and which emerged out of a bloody revolution in 1948. The capital city of Lusjki is Lažacevo with a population near 824,800.

Lusjki was first formed out of various small kingdoms and fiefdoms that came together under the Sarajlic crown as the Kingdom of Illyria and Lusjki in 1305. In 1792 Lord Damjanović of the Lusjki side of the Kingdom led a revolt against the ever so stagnant Sarajlics, leading to the Kingdom of Lusjki of which would rule over Lusjki until the revolution of 1948, in which the majority of members of the crown were executed.

Lusjki is known for its high regional copper export, with copper ore, unrefined copper, and various copper products being vital to the economy. Fish products, various fruits and vegetables, tobacco and tobacco products are other major exports of Lusjki. Lusjki has faced continuous economic hardship through its existence that stills persists today with an extremely high poverty rate.

Etymology
The name Lusjki comes from the revolt of the southern peoples of the area, the Luski, led by Lord Damjanović to take control of the Kingdom of Illyria and Lusjikiv.

Early History
The Illyrian people had lived in modern Lusjki since after the neanderthals presumed to live in the area around 14,500 B.C. with the split into the Illyrian and Luski occuring around 670 B.C. due to religious strife between the Christian Illyrians and the Muslims, who would call themselves the Luski. Each side would split into the Kingdom of Illyria to the west and the Kingdom of Lusjki to the west, each side ruled under their select religion. Each sides cultures would continue to differ but continued to share many cultural aspects.

Kingdom of Illyria and Lusjki (1305-1692)
By 1305 the Kingdom of Illyria and Lusjikiv had began rapidly reconnecting and expanding trade and relations. The Kingdom of Illyria had been under a large amount of pressure to act fast for their empire was on the brink of collapse. Pirates and anarchy had began to fall upon parts of Illyria due to The Great Illyrian Famine of 1290. Some nobility had also began small revolts. On August 3rd 1305 the Pakt i Madh, or Great Pact had been signed between Rabdyl Frashëri of Illyria and Ammar Sarajlic of Lusjki, this reunited the two kingdoms under the Sarajlic crown.

Kingdom of Lusjki (1692-1948)
During the later years of the Kingdom of Illyria and Lusjki many failed campaigns, famines, extreme poverty, corruption, and religious strife had led to a divide in the kingdom. The ruling Sarajlics who had become very stagnant, inactive, and controlled by majority Christian Illyrians and the Damjanovićs who had been forced out of the high courts and were majority Luski-Muslims had began infighting. This infighting would become violent on January 18th 1692 when Lord Platur Damjanovićs and Luski soldiers loyal to the Damjanovićs stormed the Holy Imperial Palace and dethroned the Sarajlics, taking control of the Kingdom and renaming it the Kingdom of Lusjki. At the same time peasants who were disdained with the Illyrians had began blaming Illyrian-Christians for their issue, this resulted in mass killings and migrations.

Governance and Administration
Lusjki is a parliamentary republic in which national elections are held every four years for the National Assembly, President, and local government.

Legislation
Legislation of Lusjki is carried out by the National Assembly and Kapitan. There are exactly 100 seats on the National Assembly, with the Kapitan having 20 votes himself. In 2013 when Kapitan Sergey Puèko was elected into office the NarBoljš and Workers Unity parties have been tampered with during elections to limit their number of votes.

Foreign relations
Lusjki joined the Pact of Iron in 2013 as outside states have began criticizing growing Lusjkis growing authoritarianism, this has improved Lusjkis strategic and economic capabilities.

Komisioni
The All-Lusjki Interior Commission (: I gjithë Komisioni i Brendshëm Lusjki), commonly known as the Komisija are the secret police established after the military coup of 1955. The Komisija are currently the major police force of Lusjki and are tasked with infiltrating, watching, and executing enemies of the state. The Komisija can also be directly ordered by the Kapitan of Lusjki.

Major Exports
Some of the major exports of Lusjki include fish products, various fruits and vegetables, packaged medicines, tobacco and tobacco products. Lusjki is one of the region's highest exporters of copper ore, unrefined copper, and various copper products. Lusjki is also a producer of seats.