Trito

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Provisional State of Trito       Flag           Emblem Mainland Colony National Information Official name Provisional State of Trito Capital Triton Official Language Tritonian Population 9 million Area 813,214.39 km2 Population Density people per km2 Demonym Tritonian National Anthem None Government Provisional Military Government Ideology Militarism Formation Tritoni Tribe —15th century Democratic Republic of Trito —1953 People’s Republic of Trito —2097 Religion Christianity - 40%   Islam - 30%   Hinduism - 15%   Buddhism - 10%   Other (including Judaism, Sikhism, Atheism, etc.) - 5%   Legislature   Leader General Nikolai Markov Ethnic Groups South American - 60% European  - 20% African  - 10% Asian  - 5% Mixed/Other  - 5%   Currency  Triton (TRI, †) GDP (Gross Domestic Product) $110 billion Human Development Index (HDI) 0.95 Human Rights Index 7.81 Time Zone UTC -4:00 Driving Side right Internet TLD .tt .gov.tt Calling Code +34

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History

First settlers (Tritoni Tribe, mid 16th century)

The ruin of an old building of the tribe

In the middle of the 16th century, due to the Spanish colonization, many people from the Aztec Empire fled to the caves where Trito now lies. The settlers built a new civilization with houses, temples, etc. and formed a country-like tribe, the Tritoni tribe. It had a functioning structure with a king and different provinces. Some of the old buildings of the Tritoni tribe can still be found today.

Coat of Arms of the Tritoni Tribe

Colonial Era (late 18th century - 1953)

Europeans arriving in Trito

In the late 18th century, Trito was colonized by European powers. The tribe was disbanded and many buildings were destroyed by the colonialists. Many indigenous people were killed and abused during this time. The oppression by the colonial government led to a struggle for independence by the indigenous people of Trito. It gained strength in the early 20th century, seeking self-government and freedom from colonial rule. After a long struggle, Trito finally gained independence in 1953 and establishing a democratic republic.

Democratic Republic of Trito (1953-2097)

The Democratic Republic of Trito was established as a democratic republic immediately after independence. The Democratic Party of Trito (DPT) held the majority of seats in parliament throughout this period. The economy experienced rapid growth thanks to strategic investments in agriculture, mining, and technology. This successfully transformed Trito from a poor colony into a developed country. President Max Jokle's economic progress was overshadowed by violent protests led by socialist ideologues on October 6, 2096. The resulting state of emergency declared in Trito on October 18, 2096, caused a significant downturn in the country's economy as companies fled.  The civil war that erupted on October 30, 2096, between the socialist People's Liberation Movement (PLM) and the government was a direct result of their actions. On December 26, 2096, both parties declared peace. The new Communist Party of Trito was subsequently established, and parliamentary elections were held. The CPT secured a landslide victory, winning 73% of all seats in parliament.

People’s Republic of Trito (2097-2099)
After winning the election, the Communist Party changed Trito's government type to a People's Republic, renaming the country the People's Republic of Trito. During the communist reign, many reforms were implemented, including achieving equality and promoting economic growth. The CPT is investing in science and technology to improve living standards and national security. Despite criticism from some other nations and experts in Trito, the country continues to make progress in education, healthcare, and environmental sustainability.