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History

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	====Union and Pre-revolution developments (1849-1853)====		====Union and Pre-revolution developments (1849-1853)====

	After the independence of the former Twicetagrien colonies in Esportiva in September 1849, the colonial administrations took control of them. Talks about a formal merger between Dobraya and The Newlands were held from 1849 to 1851, and at the final conference, the Port Pomeranian Agreement was signed, which would see Dobraya and The Newlands unify into the Union of Dobraya. The union would preserve the oblast system from the colonial era, making the union a federation ruled centrally from Port Pomeranian. Democracy would be upheld in the constitution, and elections of oblast-level and national rulers would be held.		After the independence of the former Twicetagrien colonies in Esportiva in September 1849, the colonial administrations took control of them. Talks about a formal merger between Dobraya and The Newlands were held from 1849 to 1851, and at the final conference, the Port Pomeranian Agreement was signed, which would see Dobraya and The Newlands unify into the Union of Dobraya. The union would preserve the oblast system from the colonial era, making the union a federation ruled centrally from Port Pomeranian. Democracy would be upheld in the constitution, and elections of oblast-level and national rulers would be held.

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	====Red Revolution====		====Red Revolution====

	On 19 August, 1853, anti-unionist forces staged uprisings in many major cities across Dobraya, kickstarting the Red Revolution. On the same day, the secound round of conscription drafts took place, but as earlier, many defaulted the draft to join the Red Revolution. The Red Revolution was an uprising in the Union across many of its major urban areas such as Queensland, Angelsk and Rudagorod. As many of these cities housed many who supported the anti-unionist cause, there was not much popular pushback against the revolution; many even welcomed the anti-unionist forces. The DTU was responsible for the more prominent uprisings in Queensland and Rudagorod.		On 19 August, 1853, anti-unionist forces staged uprisings in many major cities across Dobraya, kickstarting the Red Revolution. On the same day, the secound round of conscription drafts took place, but as earlier, many defaulted the draft to join the Red Revolution. The Red Revolution was an uprising in the Union across many of its major urban areas such as Queensland, Angelsk and Rudagorod. As many of these cities housed many who supported the anti-unionist cause, there was not much popular pushback against the revolution; many even welcomed the anti-unionist forces. The DTU was responsible for the more prominent uprisings in Queensland and Rudagorod.

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	====Red War====		====Red War====
			:''Main article: [[Red War (Doubeia)]]''
	~~The~~ Red War was an armed conflict between several anti-unionist factions in Dobraya that started on 6 September, two days after the dissolution of the Union. It was the result of the power vacuum caused by the forced dissolution of the Union.

	The most powerful and influential faction was the DTU. The DTU not only had a large following in Dobraya, but it also received funding and support from Tukarist governments and factions in other countries. As such, they boasted the largest armed forces in Dobraya. Their main rivals were the Dobraya Liberation Alliance (~~DLA~~), a loosely organised union between several factions who sought to introduce economic and social reforms to modernise and industrialise Dobraya. The DLA were capitalists and believed that the free market was key to unlocking Dobraya'~~s economy. There were other factions such as the monarchist Royal Dobraya and the anarchist Society Union, but they held considerably less power and were less instrumental in the outcome of the war.~~

	~~While the DTU and DLA both had ambitions to take control of the entirety of Dobraya, during the Red Revolution they worked together to oust the Union. After the Union~~'~~s dissolution, however, neither party were willing to concede to the other, and thus started to fight for the control of Dobraya.~~

	By the end of 1853, Dobraya was split along the Lyev mountain range. The northern half was largely in control by the DTU, and the southern half by the DLA. The DTU had a stronghold in the northern oblasts. Not only was the DTU founded in Queensland, most Dobrayans in the north also supported them. In the south, the situation was more volatile as both the DTU and DLA were popular. For much of the beginning of the war, fighting was concentrated in the southern oblasts of Rudagorod, Ruzhkov, Viksetsk, Arbatovo and Dryevyesinsk.

	Vixette remained neutral throughout the course of the war. With the fall of Twicetagria, it was no longer a Twicetagrien protectorate, but it remained under the sphere of influence of the Union. Despite their neutrality, Vixette offered clandestine aid to the DLA by allowing them to dock and repair their ships on Vixettienne soil. Nevertheless, Vixette would not recognise neither the DTU nor the DLA as the legitimate rulers of Dobraya.

	In The Newlands, the NFO sided with the DLA as the two were on friendly terms before the war. The Newlands was largely unaffected by the war and focused on its own development. The NFO established a democratic, capitalist system and focused on opening the country and its economy to the rest of Esportiva. The NFO aided the DLA financially which soured their ties with the DTU. However, the NFO refused to join the war.

	~~some info about foreign fellas and stuff~~

	== Geography ==		== Geography ==

Doubeia: /* Intercolonial period (1849-185x) */

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Intercolonial period (1849-185x)

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	After the independence of the former Twicetagrien colonies in Esportiva in September 1849, the colonial administrations took control of them. Talks about a formal merger between Dobraya and The Newlands were held from 1849 to 1851, and at the final conference, the Port Pomeranian Agreement was signed, which would see Dobraya and The Newlands unify into the Union of Dobraya. The union would preserve the oblast system from the colonial era, making the union a federation ruled centrally from Port Pomeranian. Democracy would be upheld in the constitution, and elections of oblast-level and national rulers would be held.		After the independence of the former Twicetagrien colonies in Esportiva in September 1849, the colonial administrations took control of them. Talks about a formal merger between Dobraya and The Newlands were held from 1849 to 1851, and at the final conference, the Port Pomeranian Agreement was signed, which would see Dobraya and The Newlands unify into the Union of Dobraya. The union would preserve the oblast system from the colonial era, making the union a federation ruled centrally from Port Pomeranian. Democracy would be upheld in the constitution, and elections of oblast-level and national rulers would be held.

	However, the agreement was immediately met with skepticism, especially in Dobraya. Critics questioned the apparent power imbalance between Dobraya and The Newlands by placing the capital in the latter. Some wondered if the arrangement could result in The Newlands receiving preferential treatment from the central government as a result, and others accused the agreement of being biased towards The Newlands. There were allegedly talks to crown a regional capital for Dobraya, but they never materialised. In The Newlands, many feared the potential political and social instability that Dobraya would bring. ~~Several~~ politicians and former colonial governors from The Newlands opposed the Union ~~and~~ chose to ~~forgo~~ the ~~opportunity to be elected into parliament~~. Instead, they clandestinely worked with anti-unionist forces to instigate a revolution.		However, the agreement was immediately met with skepticism, especially in Dobraya. Critics questioned the apparent power imbalance between Dobraya and The Newlands by placing the capital in the latter. Some wondered if the arrangement could result in The Newlands receiving preferential treatment from the central government as a result, and others accused the agreement of being biased towards The Newlands. There were allegedly talks to crown a regional capital for Dobraya, but they never materialised. There were many doubts and suspicions about the ruling class who were former colonial governors. Many residents under them were subject to unfair treatment as the governors favoured their inner circle. Farmers often had their land and crops seized by governors who would sell the land to their allies. Many governors were also embroiled in scandals, especially those pertaining to corruption, and residents were apprehensive about the continued corruption.

			In The Newlands, many feared the potential political and social instability that Dobraya would bring. There was also much controversy surrounding the signing of the agreement as alleged anti-unionists were not allowed to be its signatories. Furthermore, the agreement put up stringent restrictions regarding the secession of any oblasts from the Union. Therefore, several politicians and former colonial governors from The Newlands who opposed the Union chose to boycott the Union and entered a hiatus. Instead, they clandestinely worked with anti-unionist forces to instigate a revolution.

	In addition, many also doubted the promises of democracy. Having newly gained independence from a feudal nation, democracy was a foreign concept to the new rulers. There were speculations that the agreement entailed making the formation of political parties or taking part in elections a bureaucratic process to deter the working class from forming a party to represent their interests and to keep the nobles and colonial elites in power. However, as much of the agreement was not publicised at the time, the speculations could not be proven.		In addition, many also doubted the promises of democracy. Having newly gained independence from a feudal nation, democracy was a foreign concept to the new rulers. There were speculations that the agreement entailed making the formation of political parties or taking part in elections a bureaucratic process to deter the working class from forming a party to represent their interests and to keep the nobles and colonial elites in power. However, as much of the agreement was not publicised at the time, the speculations could not be proven.
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	The anti-unionist movement grew stronger as more working-class people sympathised with and joined the cause. However, anti-unionists kept a low profile as Union forces conducted regular checks across the Union to detect and apprehend suspected anti-unionists. In preparation for a potential revolution, many anti-unionists bought armed weapons, resulting in a total ban of armed weapons across the Union. Even as houses were sweeped for weapons, manpower inadequacies and corruption neutered the effects of the ban as most continued to possess weapons. Furthermore, many already had weapons as a result of the Twicetagrien Revolution. To counteract the ban, a weapon smuggling line was established through Vixette where Union forces had little presence, and foreign countries and persons helped the anti-unionist cause by providing mainly weapons and financial aid. Religious and political leaders who sided with the Union were often paid or blackmailed not to intervene in the smuggling line by anti-unionists.		The anti-unionist movement grew stronger as more working-class people sympathised with and joined the cause. However, anti-unionists kept a low profile as Union forces conducted regular checks across the Union to detect and apprehend suspected anti-unionists. In preparation for a potential revolution, many anti-unionists bought armed weapons, resulting in a total ban of armed weapons across the Union. Even as houses were sweeped for weapons, manpower inadequacies and corruption neutered the effects of the ban as most continued to possess weapons. Furthermore, many already had weapons as a result of the Twicetagrien Revolution. To counteract the ban, a weapon smuggling line was established through Vixette where Union forces had little presence, and foreign countries and persons helped the anti-unionist cause by providing mainly weapons and financial aid. Religious and political leaders who sided with the Union were often paid or blackmailed not to intervene in the smuggling line by anti-unionists.

	In 1853, a conscription law was passed across the Union, requiring men between the ages of 18 and 35 to conscript in the army for at least two years in combat and non-combat roles. Seeing this as an attempt to strengthen Union forces and weakon the anti-unionists, many men who were drafted for the first round of conscription absented. Absenting the draft was considered a felony, and to escape punishment many of these men fled to the countryside. In return, the families of these men were often kept hostage by Union forces. Whilst the families were promised to be freed when the draft defaulter turned themselves in, some were released despite the condition not being met, while others were imprisoned indefinitely. Additionally, the Union also started to heavily regulate city entrances and exits to prevent defaulters from escaping. Borders with Moladea Kita-Hinode, and Nekoni were also closed.		In 1853, a conscription law was passed across the Union, requiring men between the ages of 18 and 35 to conscript in the army for at least two years in combat and non-combat roles. Seeing this as an attempt to strengthen Union forces and weakon the anti-unionists, many men who were drafted for the first round of conscription absented. Absenting the draft was considered a felony, and to escape punishment many of these men fled to the countryside. In return, the families of these men were often kept hostage by Union forces. Whilst the families were promised to be freed when the draft defaulter turned themselves in, some were released despite the condition not being met, while others were imprisoned indefinitely. Additionally, the Union also started to heavily regulate city entrances and exits to prevent defaulters from escaping. Borders with Moladea, Kita-Hinode, and Nekoni were also closed.

			The conscription law also turned many oblast leaders and politicians against the Union as they saw conscription as unnecessary and a move to weaken the Union's economy. Although some of these politicians planned to lobby a repeal for the law, it never materialised. Many oblasts were more relaxed with conscription and did not pursue or apprehend defaulters. This angered the central government who enacted martial law across the Union and sent Union forces to search for defaulters.

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	====Red War====		====Red War====

	The Red War was an armed conflict between several anti-unionist factions in Dobraya. It was the result of the power vacuum caused by the forced dissolution of the Union.		The Red War was an armed conflict between several anti-unionist factions in Dobraya that started on 6 September, two days after the dissolution of the Union. It was the result of the power vacuum caused by the forced dissolution of the Union.

			The most powerful and influential faction was the DTU. The DTU not only had a large following in Dobraya, but it also received funding and support from Tukarist governments and factions in other countries. As such, they boasted the largest armed forces in Dobraya. Their main rivals were the Dobraya Liberation Alliance (DLA), a loosely organised union between several factions who sought to introduce economic and social reforms to modernise and industrialise Dobraya. The DLA were capitalists and believed that the free market was key to unlocking Dobraya's economy. There were other factions such as the monarchist Royal Dobraya and the anarchist Society Union, but they held considerably less power and were less instrumental in the outcome of the war.

			While the DTU and DLA both had ambitions to take control of the entirety of Dobraya, during the Red Revolution they worked together to oust the Union. After the Union's dissolution, however, neither party were willing to concede to the other, and thus started to fight for the control of Dobraya.

			By the end of 1853, Dobraya was split along the Lyev mountain range. The northern half was largely in control by the DTU, and the southern half by the DLA. The DTU had a stronghold in the northern oblasts. Not only was the DTU founded in Queensland, most Dobrayans in the north also supported them. In the south, the situation was more volatile as both the DTU and DLA were popular. For much of the beginning of the war, fighting was concentrated in the southern oblasts of Rudagorod, Ruzhkov, Viksetsk, Arbatovo and Dryevyesinsk.

			Vixette remained neutral throughout the course of the war. With the fall of Twicetagria, it was no longer a Twicetagrien protectorate, but it remained under the sphere of influence of the Union. Despite their neutrality, Vixette offered clandestine aid to the DLA by allowing them to dock and repair their ships on Vixettienne soil. Nevertheless, Vixette would not recognise neither the DTU nor the DLA as the legitimate rulers of Dobraya.

			In The Newlands, the NFO sided with the DLA as the two were on friendly terms before the war. The Newlands was largely unaffected by the war and focused on its own development. The NFO established a democratic, capitalist system and focused on opening the country and its economy to the rest of Esportiva. The NFO aided the DLA financially which soured their ties with the DTU. However, the NFO refused to join the war.

	~~The most powerful~~ and influential faction was the DTU. The DTU not only had a large following in Dobraya, but it also received funding and support from other Tukarist governments and factions in other countries. As such, they boasted the largest armed forces in Dobraya. Their main rivals were the capitalist Dobraya Liberation Alliance, a loosely organised union between several factions, who sought to introduce economic and social reforms to modernise and industrialise Dobraya. There were other factions who opposed both factions such as the monarchist Royal Dobraya and the anarchist Society Union, but they held considerably less power.		some info about foreign fellas and stuff

	== Geography ==		== Geography ==

Doubeia: /* History */

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History

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	The intercolonial period of Doubeia was bounded by the independence of Dobraya and The Newlands, and the xxx colonisation of Doubeia.		The intercolonial period of Doubeia was bounded by the independence of Dobraya and The Newlands, and the xxx colonisation of Doubeia.

	~~'''~~Union and Pre-revolution developments (1849-1853)~~'''~~		====Union and Pre-revolution developments (1849-1853)====

	After the independence of the former Twicetagrien colonies in Esportiva in September 1849, the colonial administrations took control of them. Talks about a formal merger between Dobraya and The Newlands were held from 1849 to 1851, and at the final conference, the Port Pomeranian Agreement was signed, which would see Dobraya and The Newlands unify into the Union of Dobraya. The union would preserve the oblast system from the colonial era, making the union a federation ruled centrally from Port Pomeranian. Democracy would be upheld in the constitution, and elections of oblast-level and national rulers would be held.		After the independence of the former Twicetagrien colonies in Esportiva in September 1849, the colonial administrations took control of them. Talks about a formal merger between Dobraya and The Newlands were held from 1849 to 1851, and at the final conference, the Port Pomeranian Agreement was signed, which would see Dobraya and The Newlands unify into the Union of Dobraya. The union would preserve the oblast system from the colonial era, making the union a federation ruled centrally from Port Pomeranian. Democracy would be upheld in the constitution, and elections of oblast-level and national rulers would be held.
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	In 1853, a conscription law was passed across the Union, requiring men between the ages of 18 and 35 to conscript in the army for at least two years in combat and non-combat roles. Seeing this as an attempt to strengthen Union forces and weakon the anti-unionists, many men who were drafted for the first round of conscription absented. Absenting the draft was considered a felony, and to escape punishment many of these men fled to the countryside. In return, the families of these men were often kept hostage by Union forces. Whilst the families were promised to be freed when the draft defaulter turned themselves in, some were released despite the condition not being met, while others were imprisoned indefinitely. Additionally, the Union also started to heavily regulate city entrances and exits to prevent defaulters from escaping. Borders with Moladea Kita-Hinode, and Nekoni were also closed.		In 1853, a conscription law was passed across the Union, requiring men between the ages of 18 and 35 to conscript in the army for at least two years in combat and non-combat roles. Seeing this as an attempt to strengthen Union forces and weakon the anti-unionists, many men who were drafted for the first round of conscription absented. Absenting the draft was considered a felony, and to escape punishment many of these men fled to the countryside. In return, the families of these men were often kept hostage by Union forces. Whilst the families were promised to be freed when the draft defaulter turned themselves in, some were released despite the condition not being met, while others were imprisoned indefinitely. Additionally, the Union also started to heavily regulate city entrances and exits to prevent defaulters from escaping. Borders with Moladea Kita-Hinode, and Nekoni were also closed.

	~~'''~~Red Revolution~~'''~~		====Red Revolution====

	On 19 August, 1853, anti-unionist forces staged uprisings in many major cities across Dobraya, kickstarting the Red Revolution. On the same day, the secound round of conscription drafts took place, but as earlier, many defaulted the draft to join the Red Revolution. The Red Revolution was an uprising in the Union across many of its major urban areas such as Queensland, Angelsk and Rudagorod. As many of these cities housed many who supported the anti-unionist cause, there was not much popular pushback against the revolution; many even welcomed the anti-unionist forces. The DTU was responsible for the more prominent uprisings in Queensland and Rudagorod.		On 19 August, 1853, anti-unionist forces staged uprisings in many major cities across Dobraya, kickstarting the Red Revolution. On the same day, the secound round of conscription drafts took place, but as earlier, many defaulted the draft to join the Red Revolution. The Red Revolution was an uprising in the Union across many of its major urban areas such as Queensland, Angelsk and Rudagorod. As many of these cities housed many who supported the anti-unionist cause, there was not much popular pushback against the revolution; many even welcomed the anti-unionist forces. The DTU was responsible for the more prominent uprisings in Queensland and Rudagorod.
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	The Red Revolution in The Newlands did not start until 4 September, when members of the NFO stormed a Parliament session in Port Pomeranian, holding the members of Parliament as hostages. Special forces meant to protect the Parliament had been killed or disarmed earlier, and local law enforcement was embroiled in a conflict with other anti-union protestors in the city. Meanwhile, other cities across The Newlands too saw anti-unionist uprisings. Local law enforcement could not hold back the protestors who numbered in the tens of thousands in most areas. Anti-unionists asked for the dissolution of the Union and of the Parliament in exchange for the release of the members of Parliament. The members of Parliament, including Prime Minister Gusyev, acceded to their claims. The Parliament and Union were simultaneously dissolved, and the NFO immediately declared the independence of The Newlands from The Union.		The Red Revolution in The Newlands did not start until 4 September, when members of the NFO stormed a Parliament session in Port Pomeranian, holding the members of Parliament as hostages. Special forces meant to protect the Parliament had been killed or disarmed earlier, and local law enforcement was embroiled in a conflict with other anti-union protestors in the city. Meanwhile, other cities across The Newlands too saw anti-unionist uprisings. Local law enforcement could not hold back the protestors who numbered in the tens of thousands in most areas. Anti-unionists asked for the dissolution of the Union and of the Parliament in exchange for the release of the members of Parliament. The members of Parliament, including Prime Minister Gusyev, acceded to their claims. The Parliament and Union were simultaneously dissolved, and the NFO immediately declared the independence of The Newlands from The Union.

	~~'''~~Red War~~'''~~		====Red War====

	The Red War was an armed conflict between several anti-unionist factions in Dobraya. It was the result of the power vacuum caused by the forced dissolution of the Union.		The Red War was an armed conflict between several anti-unionist factions in Dobraya. It was the result of the power vacuum caused by the forced dissolution of the Union.

	The most powerful and influential faction was the DTU. The DTU not only had a large following in Dobraya, but it also received funding and support from other Tukarist governments and factions in other countries. As such, they boasted the largest armed forces in Dobraya. Their main rivals were the capitalist Dobraya Liberation Alliance who sought to introduce economic and social reforms to modernise and industrialise Dobraya.		The most powerful and influential faction was the DTU. The DTU not only had a large following in Dobraya, but it also received funding and support from other Tukarist governments and factions in other countries. As such, they boasted the largest armed forces in Dobraya. Their main rivals were the capitalist Dobraya Liberation Alliance, a loosely organised union between several factions, who sought to introduce economic and social reforms to modernise and industrialise Dobraya. There were other factions who opposed both factions such as the monarchist Royal Dobraya and the anarchist Society Union, but they held considerably less power.

	== Geography ==		== Geography ==

Doubeia: /* Intercolonial period (1849-185x) */

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Intercolonial period (1849-185x)

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	The intercolonial period of Doubeia was bounded by the independence of Dobraya and The Newlands, and the xxx colonisation of Doubeia.		The intercolonial period of Doubeia was bounded by the independence of Dobraya and The Newlands, and the xxx colonisation of Doubeia.

	'''Pre-revolution developments (1849-1853)'''		'''Union and Pre-revolution developments (1849-1853)'''

	After the independence of the former Twicetagrien colonies in Esportiva in September 1849, the colonial administrations took control of them. Talks about a formal merger between Dobraya and The Newlands were held from 1849 to 1851, and at the final conference, the Port Pomeranian Agreement was signed, which would see Dobraya and The Newlands unify into the Union of Dobraya. The union would preserve the oblast system from the colonial era, making the union a federation ruled centrally from Port Pomeranian. Democracy would be upheld in the constitution, and elections of oblast-level and national rulers would be held.		After the independence of the former Twicetagrien colonies in Esportiva in September 1849, the colonial administrations took control of them. Talks about a formal merger between Dobraya and The Newlands were held from 1849 to 1851, and at the final conference, the Port Pomeranian Agreement was signed, which would see Dobraya and The Newlands unify into the Union of Dobraya. The union would preserve the oblast system from the colonial era, making the union a federation ruled centrally from Port Pomeranian. Democracy would be upheld in the constitution, and elections of oblast-level and national rulers would be held.

	However, the agreement was immediately met with skepticism, especially in Dobraya. Critics questioned the apparent power imbalance between Dobraya and The Newlands by placing the capital in the latter. Some wondered if the arrangement could result in The Newlands receiving preferential treatment from the central government as a result, and others accused the agreement of being biased towards The Newlands. There were allegedly talks to crown a regional capital for Dobraya, but they never materialised. In The Newlands, many feared the potential political and social instability that Dobraya would bring. Several politicians ~~involved in~~ the ~~union were secretly against it as~~ they ~~had envisioned~~ a ~~separate independent nation for The Newlands apart from Dobraya~~.		However, the agreement was immediately met with skepticism, especially in Dobraya. Critics questioned the apparent power imbalance between Dobraya and The Newlands by placing the capital in the latter. Some wondered if the arrangement could result in The Newlands receiving preferential treatment from the central government as a result, and others accused the agreement of being biased towards The Newlands. There were allegedly talks to crown a regional capital for Dobraya, but they never materialised. In The Newlands, many feared the potential political and social instability that Dobraya would bring. Several politicians and former colonial governors from The Newlands opposed the Union and chose to forgo the opportunity to be elected into parliament. Instead, they clandestinely worked with anti-unionist forces to instigate a revolution.

	In addition, many also doubted the promises of democracy. Having newly gained independence from a feudal nation, democracy was a foreign concept to the new rulers. There were speculations that the agreement entailed making the formation of political parties or taking part in elections a bureaucratic process to deter the working class from forming a party to represent their interests and to keep the nobles and colonial elites in power. However, as much of the agreement was not publicised at the time, the speculations could not be proven.		In addition, many also doubted the promises of democracy. Having newly gained independence from a feudal nation, democracy was a foreign concept to the new rulers. There were speculations that the agreement entailed making the formation of political parties or taking part in elections a bureaucratic process to deter the working class from forming a party to represent their interests and to keep the nobles and colonial elites in power. However, as much of the agreement was not publicised at the time, the speculations could not be proven.

	The Union of Dobraya and The Newlands was formed on 12 May 1852. On the same day, anti-union protests arose across the union. In Dobraya, the protests stemmed from a distrust of the ruling force, while in The Newlands it was caused by an opposition to the union itself. Known Twicetagrien noble Frank Gusyev was chosen to lead the union as prime minister, and the Parliament was formed in a few months. The first Parliament was not elected but rather consisted of former colonial and oblast governors, some of whom had ties to the monarchy. This caused anger amongst the populace who believed the move ~~contravened~~ the promise of guaranteeing democratic elections.		The Union of Dobraya and The Newlands was formed on 12 May 1852. On the same day, anti-union protests arose across the union. In Dobraya, the protests stemmed from a distrust of the ruling force, while in The Newlands it was caused by an opposition to the union itself. Known Twicetagrien noble Frank Gusyev was chosen to lead the union as prime minister, and the Parliament was formed in a few months. The first Parliament was not elected but rather consisted of former colonial and oblast governors, some of whom had ties to the monarchy. This caused anger amongst the populace who believed the move contradicted the promise of guaranteeing democratic elections.

	On 7 June, the day the first Parliament was sworn in, more protests erupted as people argued against the first Parliament. Many farmers and industrial workers went on strike to support the protesters; many experienced injustice and unfair treatment under the members of the first Parliament before the formation of the union. Furthermore, the colonial governance's inaction to solve pertinent issues such as overcrowding, low wages and rising costs of living formed a resentment amongst the populace. Many of these protests were culled by Union forces and local law enforcement. Whilst most protests were non-violent, the Union forces' use of violence against the protesters ~~culminated~~ in Red Monday, where many protesters and Union forces were killed across Dobraya and The Newlands as they clashed during the protests.		On 7 June, the day the first Parliament was sworn in, more protests erupted as people argued against the first Parliament. Many farmers and industrial workers went on strike to support the protesters; many experienced injustice and unfair treatment under the members of the first Parliament who had been colonial governors before the formation of the union. Furthermore, the colonial governance's inaction to solve pertinent issues such as overcrowding, low wages and rising costs of living formed a resentment amongst the general populace. Many of these protests were culled by Union forces and local law enforcement. Whilst most protests were non-violent, the Union forces' use of violence against the protesters led to protestors retaliating in a similar fashion, culminating in Red Monday where many protesters and Union forces were killed across Dobraya and The Newlands as they clashed during the protests.

	Separate anti-unionist movements emerged and grew stronger in both Dobraya and The Newlands. In Dobraya, the movements were fragmented as many groups existed to oppose the union. Amongst them was the Dobrayan Tukarist Union (DTU), a [[Tukarism\|Tukarist-leaning]] group formed by Giorgi Papodov. Papodov had previously studied overseas where he was first introduced to Tukarism. Inspired by the ideology, when he came back to Dobraya he formed the DTU to attract like-minded people and to inspire a popular revolution against the ruling elite. The DTU steadily gained power and influence as more people supported their cause. In The Newlands, anti-unionist efforts were spearheaded by the Newlandic For One (NFO), an underground movement. The NFO was the main force behind growing anti-unionist sentiments and inspired crimes. By 1854, both the DTU and NFO were designated as "dangerous groups".		Separate anti-unionist movements emerged and grew stronger in both Dobraya and The Newlands. In Dobraya, the movements were fragmented as many groups existed to oppose the union. Amongst them was the Dobrayan Tukarist Union (DTU), a [[Tukarism\|Tukarist-leaning]] group formed by Giorgi Papodov. Papodov had previously studied overseas where he was first introduced to Tukarism. Inspired by the ideology, when he came back to Dobraya he formed the DTU to attract like-minded people and to inspire a popular revolution against the ruling elite. The DTU steadily gained power and influence as more people supported their cause. In The Newlands, anti-unionist efforts were spearheaded by the Newlandic For One (NFO), an underground movement headed by former colonial governors Yesha Akinfeyev and Milo Davidov. The NFO was the main force behind growing anti-unionist sentiments and inspired crimes. By 1854, both the DTU and NFO were designated as "dangerous groups".

	The anti-unionist movement grew stronger as more working-class people sympathised with and joined the cause. However, anti-unionists kept a low profile as Union forces conducted regular checks across the Union to detect and apprehend suspected anti-unionists. ~~Many~~ already had weapons as a result of the Twicetagrien Revolution. A weapon smuggling line was established in Vixette where Union forces had little presence, and foreign countries and persons helped the anti-unionist cause by providing mainly weapons and financial aid.		The anti-unionist movement grew stronger as more working-class people sympathised with and joined the cause. However, anti-unionists kept a low profile as Union forces conducted regular checks across the Union to detect and apprehend suspected anti-unionists. In preparation for a potential revolution, many anti-unionists bought armed weapons, resulting in a total ban of armed weapons across the Union. Even as houses were sweeped for weapons, manpower inadequacies and corruption neutered the effects of the ban as most continued to possess weapons. Furthermore, many already had weapons as a result of the Twicetagrien Revolution. To counteract the ban, a weapon smuggling line was established through Vixette where Union forces had little presence, and foreign countries and persons helped the anti-unionist cause by providing mainly weapons and financial aid. Religious and political leaders who sided with the Union were often paid or blackmailed not to intervene in the smuggling line by anti-unionists.

	In 1853, a conscription law was passed across the Union, requiring men between the ages of 18 and 35 to conscript in the army for at least two years in combat and non-combat roles. Seeing this as an attempt to strengthen Union forces and weakon the anti-unionists, many men who were drafted for the first round of conscription absented. Absenting the draft was considered a felony, and to escape punishment many of these men fled to the countryside. In return, the families of these men were often kept hostage by Union forces. Whilst the families were promised to be freed when the draft defaulter turned themselves in, some were released despite the condition not being met, while others were imprisoned indefinitely. Additionally, the Union also started to heavily regulate city entrances and exits to prevent defaulters from escaping. Borders with Moladea Kita-Hinode, and Nekoni were also closed.		In 1853, a conscription law was passed across the Union, requiring men between the ages of 18 and 35 to conscript in the army for at least two years in combat and non-combat roles. Seeing this as an attempt to strengthen Union forces and weakon the anti-unionists, many men who were drafted for the first round of conscription absented. Absenting the draft was considered a felony, and to escape punishment many of these men fled to the countryside. In return, the families of these men were often kept hostage by Union forces. Whilst the families were promised to be freed when the draft defaulter turned themselves in, some were released despite the condition not being met, while others were imprisoned indefinitely. Additionally, the Union also started to heavily regulate city entrances and exits to prevent defaulters from escaping. Borders with Moladea Kita-Hinode, and Nekoni were also closed.
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	On 19 August, 1853, anti-unionist forces staged uprisings in many major cities across Dobraya, kickstarting the Red Revolution. On the same day, the secound round of conscription drafts took place, but as earlier, many defaulted the draft to join the Red Revolution. The Red Revolution was an uprising in the Union across many of its major urban areas such as Queensland, Angelsk and Rudagorod. As many of these cities housed many who supported the anti-unionist cause, there was not much popular pushback against the revolution; many even welcomed the anti-unionist forces. The DTU was responsible for the more prominent uprisings in Queensland and Rudagorod.		On 19 August, 1853, anti-unionist forces staged uprisings in many major cities across Dobraya, kickstarting the Red Revolution. On the same day, the secound round of conscription drafts took place, but as earlier, many defaulted the draft to join the Red Revolution. The Red Revolution was an uprising in the Union across many of its major urban areas such as Queensland, Angelsk and Rudagorod. As many of these cities housed many who supported the anti-unionist cause, there was not much popular pushback against the revolution; many even welcomed the anti-unionist forces. The DTU was responsible for the more prominent uprisings in Queensland and Rudagorod.

	In response, the Union mobilised most of its troops in Dobraya to quell the uprisings. However, army morale was running low due to a variety of factors, such as low wages, intimidation towards the anti-unionists, and sympathy for the anti-unionist cause. ~~Many conscripts were newly drafted, and even~~ those who did not default the draft still felt an unwillingness to fight. Furthermore, many of the troops were undertrained, making them less effective in breaking down the revolution.		In response, the Union mobilised most of its troops in Dobraya to quell the uprisings. However, army morale was running low due to a variety of factors such as low wages, intimidation towards the anti-unionists, and sympathy for the anti-unionist cause. Even those who did not default the draft still felt an unwillingness to fight. Furthermore, many of the troops were newly drafted and thus undertrained, making them less effective in breaking down the revolution.

	Even with the added troops, most cities in Dobraya were overwhelmed by anti-unionists. Since the formation of the Union, anti-unionist forces had been publicising and promoting their manifestos to civilians, and after the onset of the Red Revolution, this ramped up. As more residents were introduced to these manifestos, they became more supportive of the anti-unionists. The manifestos often promised better living conditions and wages, both of which residents felt had not been delivered from both the colonial and independent rulers.		Even with the added troops, most cities in Dobraya were overwhelmed by anti-unionists. Since the formation of the Union, anti-unionist forces had been clandestinely publicising and promoting their manifestos to civilians, and after the onset of the Red Revolution, this practice ramped up. As more residents were introduced to these manifestos, they became more supportive of the anti-unionists. The manifestos often promised better living conditions and wages, both of which residents felt had not been delivered from both the colonial and independent rulers.

	The Red Revolution in The Newlands did not start until 4 September, when members of the NFO stormed a Parliament session in Port Pomeranian, holding the members of Parliament as hostages. ~~Meanwhile~~, other ~~members started major protests~~ in other ~~urban areas~~. Local law enforcement could not hold back the protestors who numbered in the tens of thousands in ~~each city~~.		By the end of the month, most of Dobraya was occupied by anti-unionist forces, and the remaining Union forces fled to The Newlands who at that point had not yet experienced an anti-unionist revolution.

			The Red Revolution in The Newlands did not start until 4 September, when members of the NFO stormed a Parliament session in Port Pomeranian, holding the members of Parliament as hostages. Special forces meant to protect the Parliament had been killed or disarmed earlier, and local law enforcement was embroiled in a conflict with other anti-union protestors in the city. Meanwhile, other cities across The Newlands too saw anti-unionist uprisings. Local law enforcement could not hold back the protestors who numbered in the tens of thousands in most areas. Anti-unionists asked for the dissolution of the Union and of the Parliament in exchange for the release of the members of Parliament. The members of Parliament, including Prime Minister Gusyev, acceded to their claims. The Parliament and Union were simultaneously dissolved, and the NFO immediately declared the independence of The Newlands from The Union.

			'''Red War'''

			The Red War was an armed conflict between several anti-unionist factions in Dobraya. It was the result of the power vacuum caused by the forced dissolution of the Union.

			The most powerful and influential faction was the DTU. The DTU not only had a large following in Dobraya, but it also received funding and support from other Tukarist governments and factions in other countries. As such, they boasted the largest armed forces in Dobraya. Their main rivals were the capitalist Dobraya Liberation Alliance who sought to introduce economic and social reforms to modernise and industrialise Dobraya.

	== Geography ==		== Geography ==

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	After the independence of the former Twicetagrien colonies in Esportiva in September 1849, the colonial administrations took control of them. Talks about a formal merger between Dobraya and The Newlands were held from 1849 to 1851, and at the final conference, the Port Pomeranian Agreement was signed, which would see Dobraya and The Newlands unify into the Union of Dobraya. The union would preserve the oblast system from the colonial era, making the union a federation ruled centrally from Port Pomeranian. Democracy would be upheld in the constitution, and elections of oblast-level and national rulers would be held.		After the independence of the former Twicetagrien colonies in Esportiva in September 1849, the colonial administrations took control of them. Talks about a formal merger between Dobraya and The Newlands were held from 1849 to 1851, and at the final conference, the Port Pomeranian Agreement was signed, which would see Dobraya and The Newlands unify into the Union of Dobraya. The union would preserve the oblast system from the colonial era, making the union a federation ruled centrally from Port Pomeranian. Democracy would be upheld in the constitution, and elections of oblast-level and national rulers would be held.

	However, the agreement was immediately met with skepticism. Critics ~~accused~~ the ~~agreement of being biased towards~~ The Newlands by ~~basing~~ the capital in ~~Port Pomeranian despite Dobraya having a larger proportion of~~ the ~~population~~. ~~Many also doubted~~ the ~~promises of democracy. Having newly gained independence~~ from a ~~feudal nation~~, ~~democracy was a foreign concept to~~ the ~~new rulers~~. There were ~~speculations that the agreement entailed making~~ the ~~formation of~~ political ~~parties or taking part~~ in ~~elections~~ a ~~bureaucratic process to deter the working class~~ from ~~forming a party to represent their interests and to keep the nobles and colonial elites in power~~.		However, the agreement was immediately met with skepticism, especially in Dobraya. Critics questioned the apparent power imbalance between Dobraya and The Newlands by placing the capital in the latter. Some wondered if the arrangement could result in The Newlands receiving preferential treatment from the central government as a result, and others accused the agreement of being biased towards The Newlands. There were allegedly talks to crown a regional capital for Dobraya, but they never materialised. In The Newlands, many feared the potential political and social instability that Dobraya would bring. Several politicians involved in the union were secretly against it as they had envisioned a separate independent nation for The Newlands apart from Dobraya.

	~~The Union~~ of ~~Dobraya and The Newlands~~ was ~~formed on 12 May 1852~~. On the ~~same day, numerous anti-union protests arose across Dobraya, mostly by anti-monarchists who believed~~ the ~~Union was an unofficial continuation~~ of the ~~monarchy. Known Twicetagrien noble Frank Gusyev was chosen~~ to ~~lead~~ the ~~union as prime minister,~~ and ~~the Parliament was formed~~ in ~~a few months~~. ~~The first Parliament was not elected but rather consisted of former colonial and oblast governors~~, ~~some~~ of ~~whom had ties to~~ the ~~monarchy. This caused anger amongst~~ the ~~populace who believed~~ the ~~move contravened the promise of guaranteeing democratic elections~~.		In addition, many also doubted the promises of democracy. Having newly gained independence from a feudal nation, democracy was a foreign concept to the new rulers. There were speculations that the agreement entailed making the formation of political parties or taking part in elections a bureaucratic process to deter the working class from forming a party to represent their interests and to keep the nobles and colonial elites in power. However, as much of the agreement was not publicised at the time, the speculations could not be proven.

	On 7 June, the day the first Parliament was sworn in, more protests erupted. Many farmers and industrial workers went on strike to support the protesters~~. As~~ many of the Parliament ~~members were former governors, farmers and members~~ of the ~~working class felt shunned by them as they implemented policies that benefited the well-to-do~~. Furthermore, the colonial governance's inaction to solve pertinent issues such as overcrowding, low wages and rising costs of living formed a resentment. Many of these protests were culled by Union forces and local law enforcement. Whilst most protests were non-violent, the Union forces' use of violence against the protesters culminated in Red Monday, where many protesters and Union forces were killed across Dobraya as they clashed during the protests.		The Union of Dobraya and The Newlands was formed on 12 May 1852. On the same day, anti-union protests arose across the union. In Dobraya, the protests stemmed from a distrust of the ruling force, while in The Newlands it was caused by an opposition to the union itself. Known Twicetagrien noble Frank Gusyev was chosen to lead the union as prime minister, and the Parliament was formed in a few months. The first Parliament was not elected but rather consisted of former colonial and oblast governors, some of whom had ties to the monarchy. This caused anger amongst the populace who believed the move contravened the promise of guaranteeing democratic elections.

			On 7 June, the day the first Parliament was sworn in, more protests erupted as people argued against the first Parliament. Many farmers and industrial workers went on strike to support the protesters; many experienced injustice and unfair treatment under the members of the first Parliament before the formation of the union. Furthermore, the colonial governance's inaction to solve pertinent issues such as overcrowding, low wages and rising costs of living formed a resentment amongst the populace. Many of these protests were culled by Union forces and local law enforcement. Whilst most protests were non-violent, the Union forces' use of violence against the protesters culminated in Red Monday, where many protesters and Union forces were killed across Dobraya and The Newlands as they clashed during the protests.

			Separate anti-unionist movements emerged and grew stronger in both Dobraya and The Newlands. In Dobraya, the movements were fragmented as many groups existed to oppose the union. Amongst them was the Dobrayan Tukarist Union (DTU), a [[Tukarism\|Tukarist-leaning]] group formed by Giorgi Papodov. Papodov had previously studied overseas where he was first introduced to Tukarism. Inspired by the ideology, when he came back to Dobraya he formed the DTU to attract like-minded people and to inspire a popular revolution against the ruling elite. The DTU steadily gained power and influence as more people supported their cause. In The Newlands, anti-unionist efforts were spearheaded by the Newlandic For One (NFO), an underground movement. The NFO was the main force behind growing anti-unionist sentiments and inspired crimes. By 1854, both the DTU and NFO were designated as "dangerous groups".

	The anti-unionist movement grew stronger as more working-class people sympathised with and joined the cause. However, anti-unionists kept a low profile as Union forces conducted regular checks across the Union to detect and apprehend suspected anti-unionists. Many already had weapons as a result of the Twicetagrien Revolution. A weapon smuggling line was established in Vixette where Union forces had little presence, and foreign countries and persons helped the anti-unionist cause by providing mainly weapons and financial aid.		The anti-unionist movement grew stronger as more working-class people sympathised with and joined the cause. However, anti-unionists kept a low profile as Union forces conducted regular checks across the Union to detect and apprehend suspected anti-unionists. Many already had weapons as a result of the Twicetagrien Revolution. A weapon smuggling line was established in Vixette where Union forces had little presence, and foreign countries and persons helped the anti-unionist cause by providing mainly weapons and financial aid.

	In 1853, a conscription law was passed across the Union, requiring men between the ages of 18 and 35 to conscript in the army for at least two years in combat and non-combat roles. Seeing this as an attempt to strengthen Union forces and weakon the anti-unionists, many men who were drafted for the first round of conscription absented. Absenting the draft was considered a felony, and to escape punishment many of these men fled to the countryside. In return, the families of these men were often kept hostage by Union forces. Whilst the families were promised to be freed when the draft defaulter turned themselves in, some were released despite the condition not being met, while others were imprisoned indefinitely. Additionally, the Union also started to heavily regulate city entrances and exits to prevent defaulters from escaping. Borders with Moladea ~~and~~ Kita-Hinode were also closed.		In 1853, a conscription law was passed across the Union, requiring men between the ages of 18 and 35 to conscript in the army for at least two years in combat and non-combat roles. Seeing this as an attempt to strengthen Union forces and weakon the anti-unionists, many men who were drafted for the first round of conscription absented. Absenting the draft was considered a felony, and to escape punishment many of these men fled to the countryside. In return, the families of these men were often kept hostage by Union forces. Whilst the families were promised to be freed when the draft defaulter turned themselves in, some were released despite the condition not being met, while others were imprisoned indefinitely. Additionally, the Union also started to heavily regulate city entrances and exits to prevent defaulters from escaping. Borders with Moladea Kita-Hinode, and Nekoni were also closed.

	'''Red Revolution'''		'''Red Revolution'''

	On 19 August, 1853, ~~the~~ anti-unionist forces ~~stormed~~ many major cities across Dobraya, kickstarting the Red Revolution. On the same day, the secound round of conscription drafts took place, but as earlier, many defaulted the draft to join the Red Revolution. The Red Revolution was an uprising in ~~historical Dobraya~~ across many of its major urban areas such as Queensland, Angelsk and Rudagorod. As many of these cities housed ~~a substantial proportion of industrial and agricultural workers~~ who supported the anti-unionist cause, there was not much popular pushback against the revolution; many even welcomed the anti-unionist forces.		On 19 August, 1853, anti-unionist forces staged uprisings in many major cities across Dobraya, kickstarting the Red Revolution. On the same day, the secound round of conscription drafts took place, but as earlier, many defaulted the draft to join the Red Revolution. The Red Revolution was an uprising in the Union across many of its major urban areas such as Queensland, Angelsk and Rudagorod. As many of these cities housed many who supported the anti-unionist cause, there was not much popular pushback against the revolution; many even welcomed the anti-unionist forces. The DTU was responsible for the more prominent uprisings in Queensland and Rudagorod.

	In response, the Union mobilised most of its troops in Dobraya to quell the uprisings. However, army morale was running low due to a variety of factors, such as low wages, intimidation towards the anti-unionists, and sympathy for the anti-unionist cause. Many conscripts were newly drafted, and even those who did not default the draft still felt an unwillingness to fight. Furthermore, many of the troops were undertrained, making them less effective in breaking down the revolution.		In response, the Union mobilised most of its troops in Dobraya to quell the uprisings. However, army morale was running low due to a variety of factors, such as low wages, intimidation towards the anti-unionists, and sympathy for the anti-unionist cause. Many conscripts were newly drafted, and even those who did not default the draft still felt an unwillingness to fight. Furthermore, many of the troops were undertrained, making them less effective in breaking down the revolution.

	~~Therefore~~, ~~Union troops from The Newlands~~ were ~~deployed to Dobraya~~. ~~The Newlands was much more supportive~~ of the Union, and ~~many settlers included pro-monarchists~~, ~~supporters of~~ the ~~former colonial government and members~~ of the ~~nobility~~. ~~Furthermore~~, ~~The Newlands did not face the full brunt~~ of the ~~issues that plagued Dobraya, including poor working and~~ living conditions ~~as well as low~~ wages~~. Residents~~ of ~~The Newlands also benefitted greatly~~ from the ~~Union. Apart from the capital being located in The Newlands, infrastructural~~ and economic projects were prioritised for The Newlands over Dobraya as it was believed The Newlands had more potential for economic growth due to its relatively highly-skilled workforce compared to Dobraya.		Even with the added troops, most cities in Dobraya were overwhelmed by anti-unionists. Since the formation of the Union, anti-unionist forces had been publicising and promoting their manifestos to civilians, and after the onset of the Red Revolution, this ramped up. As more residents were introduced to these manifestos, they became more supportive of the anti-unionists. The manifestos often promised better living conditions and wages, both of which residents felt had not been delivered from both the colonial and independent rulers.

	~~Even with the added troops~~, ~~most cities in Dobraya were overwhelmed by anti-unionists. City residents also became more supportive~~ of the ~~anti-unionists after being promised better living conditions and wages~~, ~~both~~ of ~~which residents felt had~~ not ~~been delivered from both~~ the ~~colonial and independent rulers. Many~~ of ~~the boats carrying Union troops from The Newlands were intercepted and sabotaged, weakening the Union's grip on Dobraya further~~.		The Red Revolution in The Newlands did not start until 4 September, when members of the NFO stormed a Parliament session in Port Pomeranian, holding the members of Parliament as hostages. Meanwhile, other members started major protests in other urban areas. Local law enforcement could not hold back the protestors who numbered in the tens of thousands in each city.

	== Geography ==		== Geography ==

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 The Euthymian Isles have been continuously inhabited by the Vixettiennes for the past two thousand years. However, not much is known about their origins. Some have suggested a connection between Vixette and the aforementioned civilisation in western Doubeia.
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 :''Main article: [[Colonial History of Doubeia]]''
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 The intercolonial period of Doubeia was bounded by the independence of Dobraya and The Newlands, and the xxx colonisation of Doubeia.
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			===Intercolonial period (1850-185x)===
			The intercolonial period of Doubeia was bounded by the independence of Dobraya and The Newlands, and the xxx colonisation of Doubeia.

	== Geography ==		== Geography ==

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	== Etymology ==		== Etymology ==
	~~[to be fleshed out at~~ a ~~later date]~~		Doubeia was historically named Dobraya, the Twicetagrien Russian word for "good". The name "Doubeia" is a corruption of Dobraya during the xxx period.

	== History ==		== History ==

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	== History ==		== History ==
	===Prehistory===		===Prehistory===
	Doubeia is known to have been uninhabited by any human civilisation before the arrival of the Twicetagriens. No remains of human bodies or inventions is found anywhere in eastern Doubeia. While human bones and several tools have been found in many places across western Doubeia, they all point to ancient nomadic civilisations that did not settle down in modern-day Doubeia. Nevertheless, there have been recent archaeological findings that suggest that the southern portion of western Doubeia may have been permanently inhabited by a human civilisation some four thousand years before the ~~Modern Era~~, although they have been challenged.		Doubeia is known to have been uninhabited by any human civilisation before the arrival of the Twicetagriens. No remains of human bodies or inventions is found anywhere in eastern Doubeia. While human bones and several tools have been found in many places across western Doubeia, they all point to ancient nomadic civilisations that did not settle down in modern-day Doubeia. Nevertheless, there have been recent archaeological findings that suggest that the southern portion of western Doubeia may have been permanently inhabited by a human civilisation some four thousand years before the arrival of the Twicetagriens, although they have been challenged.

	~~===Colonial Era (before 234)===~~		The Euthymian Isles have been continuously inhabited by the Vixettiennes for the past two thousand years. However, not much is known about their origins. Some have suggested a connection between Vixette and the aforementioned civilisation in western Doubeia.

	===~~Early post-colonial era (234-634)===~~		===Twicetagrien colonisation (1654-1850)===
	~~====Early Instability====~~		:''Main article: [[Colonial History of Doubeia]]''
	~~[to be fleshed out at a later date]~~

	~~=== [to be fleshed out at a later date] ===~~
	~~[to be fleshed out at a later date]~~

	~~===Early Independence (709-715)===~~
	~~[to be fleshed out at a later date]~~

	~~===Doubeinese Civil Conflict~~ (~~717~~-~~present~~)===
	:''Main article: [[~~Doubeinese Civil Conflict~~]]''

	== Geography ==		== Geography ==

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	\|capital = Queensland		\|capital = Queensland
	\|largest_city = ~~Solvecere~~		\|largest_city = TBC
	\|official_languages = English		\|official_languages = English
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	\|ethnic_groups_year = ~~709~~		\|ethnic_groups_year = TBC
	\|demonym = Doubeinese		\|demonym = Doubeinese
	\|government_type = Federal parliamentary democratic republic		\|government_type = Federal parliamentary democratic republic
	\|leader_title1 = Prime Minister		\|leader_title1 = Prime Minister
	\|leader_name1 = ~~Galilea Korotya~~		\|leader_name1 = Who?
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	\|leader_name2 =		\|leader_name2 =