"Per Unitatem ad Libertatem" - Through Unity to Freedom
Seravic tribes inhabited the Velara River Valley. Archaeological evidence indicates advanced metallurgy and agriculture from 800 BCE.
King Vladislav I unified the tribes forming the Kingdom of Seravakia. Golden age included Castle Dravomir (1156) and University of Valornia (1284).
After King Mikhail III died heirless, Seravakia split into three duchies. Plague of 1389 reduced population by ~40%.
Seravakia fell under Ottoman influence. Siege of Valornia (1547) lasted 18 months. Partial autonomy granted 1612.
Duke Aleksandr IV reunified the duchies. Treaty of Dravomir (1691) recognized independence.
Industrialization, railways, African colonies. WWI caused economic collapse and revolution.
Civil war among monarchists, communists, and liberals. Republic established 1923.
Neutrality failed; invaded by Nazi Germany 1941. Resistance in Karpathos Mountains liberated country 1944.
1947 constitution formalized the parliamentary republic. EU membership 2007. Leader in renewable energy & tech innovation.
Map of the Republic of Seravakia showing major geographical features
Northern Highlands: Karpathos Mountains (Mount Seravak, 2,847m), mineral-rich forests.
Central Valley: Velara River Valley, agricultural hub producing wheat, grapes, sunflowers.
Southern Lowlands: Mediterranean climate, tourism, olive groves.
Eastern Plateau: Semi-arid, wind and solar farms.
Climate: Continental in north/center; Mediterranean in south. Cold winters, warm summers.
In office since March 2022
Liberal Unity Party
Seravakia combines liberal democracy with centralized authority. The 1947 Constitution and 1989 Amendments formalize this hybrid system.
Chancellor (Head of Government)
President (Ceremonial Head)
Cabinet of 18 Ministers
Senate (Upper House) – 85 members
National Assembly (Lower House) – 250 members
Supreme Court
Constitutional Court
Regional Courts
| Party | Senate Seats | Ideology |
|---|---|---|
| Liberal Unity Party | 38 | Center-left, liberal |
| National Conservative Alliance | 23 | Center-right, conservative |
| Democratic Progressive Front | 15 | Left, progressive |
| Economic Freedom Coalition | 6 | Right, libertarian |
| Independent Senators | 3 | Various |
National Assembly: Mixed-member proportional representation. 150 constituency seats, 100 proportional.
Senate: 17 provinces, 5 senators each via proportional vote. 5% national threshold.
Chancellor appointed by President, must command Assembly majority; Senate can veto with 60