Nideroccia

History
reincorporated into SiWallqanqa in 1982, as the Jewish Mob had gained effective control over the national government. SiWallqanqa gave it back independence in 2001.

Discovery
The islands of Nideroccia were discovered in January 1782 by Agranian navigator Juan Seville Garcia on the ship "Oligarca". The islands at this time were unihabited but showed some signs of previous habitation by indigenous wayfaring sailors. By 1795 a small chapel and several houses were built by a small settlement of planters, and the islands served as a stopping point for ships to take on fresh water and food.

Colonial History
During the 1810s, the government of Agrana y Griegro elected to expel around 5,000 Sephardic Jews from the mainland following an 1813 pogrom caused by accusations, these Jews were transported to Nideroccia with little to no supplies. Following this, the Sephardi formed the majority of the islands population, they established the town of Ararat on the north of Main Island and also spread throughout the islands. They primarily managed plantations of wine, tobacco and poppies.

In 1854, the islands were ceded to Tiperyn, along with Hesperilla and the Farnsworth & Azul Islands in the South Sea. Following the end of the de Vries War in 1861, some former residents of the Realm Colonies of Pauwonia relocated to Nideroccia rather than remain in what was now SiWallqanqa.

In 1866, following an outbreak of leprosy a was established on the southern tip of Recepción Island, which would not be closed until 1931. A coaling station was constructed in 1878, to support the High Seas Fleet of Tiperyn and its allies.

Early Modern Era
As the islands already minor importance diminished further in the 1890s, the government of SiWallqanqa approached the Tiperyn government and proposed the cession of Nideroccia and various other South Seas island possessions to SiWallqanqa in return for a substantial sum of silver and continued ownership of the coaling station.

Nideroccia remained culturally distinct from SiWallqanqa, in spite of attempts to enforce SiWallqanqan culture upon the inhabitants. In May 1935, Nideroccia was granted independence, alongside other holdings of the declining Empire of SiWallqanqa.

Government
ruled by the Republika National Congress, which is the unicameral legislative assembly that forms the government of Nideroccia. Made up of 20 members, elected for 5 year terms. Head of the RNC is the President of Nideroccia, head of government and head of state The government is officially Jewish, although this has little involvement with the countries pragmatic and often corrupt lawmaking practices

Economy
tourism, fishing, agriculture (cash crops: ginger, tobacco, jute, coconut), mining of seabed nodules (phosphate mining was formerly done, but deposits were exhausted before indpendence in 1935) reliant on foreign aid from SiWi and other countries, it is also a tax haven

Demographics
the population is 60% sephardi descendend, 20% chona, 20% tiperyn the majority and official language is Ladino, but Chona and Tipslan are widely used as well 50-70% of the population consider themselves jewish

Society
organised crime is a powerful element in Nideroccia, with the Jewish Mob having a lot of control over the local government and businesses, with connections to the mainland Jewish Mobs in Sinaya, Arumpampa and SiWi. In spite of the SiWi police occupation from 1982 to 2001, the Jewish Mob was not effectively rooted out, as the police were underfunded and often ignored by the SiWi police management, after they suceeded in removing the Mob's stranglehold on the previous government.

Cities & Towns
The islands of Nideroccia, with a low population of 60,000, do not have any major cities. There is the city-like district and national capital of Jeffries. There are several major towns that serve as the centres of the provincial subdivisions, as follows:
 * Jeffries
 * Kabride
 * Port Wilhelm
 * Ararat
 * Recepción

Climate
Nideroccia has low levels of potable water, and a desalination plant was to be constructed, but work has stalled as costs have risen. The islands typically have a (Cfa). Although low rainfall all year round, with the majority occuring in the May-June period. Temperatures range between an average low of 16°C and an average high of 29°C.