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Federated Syndicalist Rada Republics
Савезне Синдикалистичке Рада Републике
The Federated Syndicalist Rada Republics (abbreviated as the FSRR, Szlavone: Савезне Синдикалистичке Рада Републике, Ledvonian: Федеративни Синдикални Рада Републики, Ludovite: Републикат Федерате Синдикалисте të Радëс, Zakrainian: Федератыўныя Сіндікалісцкія Рэспублікі Рады, Hrdovian: Зельнішке Синдикалистичне Републике Раде, Kassak: Федератив Синдикалист Рада Республикалары, Borgoniak: Републикас Федерадас Радас д'Иџлабија), commonly known as Rada Union, is a country in Northern Craviter, bordering Callise, Alemriche and Khastenia to the west, Arrandal and Sil Dorsett to the south, and Caminia to the north. It is an union of six syndicalist rada (council) republics, which are Szlavonia, Karaktay, Zakraine, Ledvonia, Ludovnia, Hrdovia, and Borgovina. Krag is the capital and the largest city. FSRR has also claimed to be the sole legitimate government of the entire Serene Kingdom of Zanatia since 1962, with Zanatia de facto listed as an "illegally occupied region" of the Borgovina Syndicalist Rada Republic. FSRR has a land area of 632.702 km² (claimed 778,232 km²), with the highest peak of the nation being the Vlanostarna Summit of the Solatian Alps with 4,824 m, and the lowest point being the open-pit coalmine of Bierut-Kocherbajkal with -209 m. FSRR operates as a highly centralised authoritarian system characterised by an extensive personality cult focused on the Kulin lineage. International intelligence organisations, including Federal Intelligence Office (the Union State), consistently rank the country at the lowest end of global human rights assessments, wealth inequality, freedom of movement and political freedoms. While the state formally presents itself as a socialist polity and describes itself as an “independent socialist state” that conducts democratic elections, external analysts widely regard these electoral processes as neither free nor genuinely competitive, with outcomes effectively determined in advance. Political authority is monopolised by the Workers' Party of Rada Syndicalism (WPRS), which functions as the only permitted political party. The constitution establishes Autarkism as the state’s guiding doctrine. Economic assets and productive capacity are predominantly state-owned, administered through government-controlled enterprises and collective agricultural units. Core social provisions, including healthcare, education, housing, and food supply, are largely financed, subsidised, and managed by the state apparatus.The Rudonian Plateau was first inhabited as early as the Lower Paleolithic period. Its first kingdom was noted in historical records in the early 7th century BCE. Following the unification of the Principalities of Rudonia and Czestinia into the Kingdom of Szlavonia in the late 8th century, ruled by the Crnojević Dynasty from 926 to 1340, and the Ryzev Dynasty from 1342 to 1554. Later with the War of Crosses in 1562, the Ryzev Dynasty was briefly dethroned by Fundementalist leader Kasper Sorbić who established the Szlavone Commonwealth under religious law from 1563 to 1581, when Vladislav of Korton was crowned as the Tsar of All Szlavs, restoring the Imperial Regime. The House of Korton ruled the Tsardom of Szlavonia from 1581 to 1783, briefly overtaken by the House of Opolka from 1783 to 1811 before reclaiming the throne. The December Revolution headed by Rastko Kulin and the Većinik movement declared war against Tsar Gavrilo II with the Szlavone Civil War lasting from 1940 to 1945, resulting with the declaration of the Provisional People's Republic of Szlavonia, later becoming the Federated Syndicalist Rada Republics with the accession of Hrdovia in 1946, Borgovina in 1962 and Karaktay in 1970. Little is known or reported about Szlavia's history between 1980s and 1997, but from 1997 to 2010, the nation has made governmental efforts for modernisation and economic openness through Ledlin SEZ.
The national currency of the FSRR is the Rada Dinar (DNR), which is one of the few currencies that have restricted global circulation and trade. The FSRR has maintained one of the most closed and centralized economies in the world since the 1940s, and has recorded growth since the start of the 21st century, following the National Crisis of 1992. The country has a closed, somehow developing economy following centralised five-year economic plans, recording $296.11 billion in nominal GDP in 2025, as well as a per-capita of $3,414. The total population of FSRR is 86,733,453 as of 2026, some of the major urban areas of the country being Kraga, Banat, Veneđica, Baranavičja, Hrauia, Poniče, Nižni Petrograd and Sanjak. Klement Kulin has been the Supreme Chairman of the People's Federation since 2023, following the death of his uncle Oleg Kulin on 17 June 2023, and the assassination of his older brother Jozef Kulin on 21 August 2023.
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Panorama view of Sektor Nijelsen and Sektor Autarka, Krag | Sektor Industrijalne Kobolkov and Sektor Razgorovna, Baranavičja | Central Nižni Petrograd (sectors Vojeslavka and Galič) |
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