Gerginya

The Republic of Gerginya (რესპუბლიკა ეკლესიისთქვენ, Republiski Eklesiistkven, Gerginyan Republic) is a country in the Caucase Region. It's capital, Grozny, is the largest and its capital city. The country is borded by The USBR to the north, and The Mushroom Kingdom to the east. The Goznya river is the dividing border between it and The USBR.

The country is governed by the State Senate and the Gerginyan President. The land was established by Ginger Tribes from the Ossetian Regions near the Caucasus. The country is still in a large, military backed, land dispute with The USBR. The USBR is Gerginya's arch rival, and they have been at war for several years

The Beginning:
After the fall of the old regime, the caucus region became very unstable. The Great Nuclear Conflict left the region devastated from IMBD strikes and nuclear fallout. Crime rates increased only over a matter of weeks. The majority of the region fell to anarchy and utter lawlessness. After years of a power struggle, Erik Zacanski led a large group of militants into the wartorn city of Grozny. Zacanski won the country over almost effortlessly.

Zaczanski set up a parliamentary system within Gerginya. The people elected officials to office to maintain order within its borders. Zaczanski than proceeded to make infrastructural improvements, but war soon broke out.

Bananian-Gerginyan War: (The Great War)
After declaring its independence from The USBR, Russian (Banaian) troops prepared for an Invasion of Gerginya. The Bananas invaded over the caucus mountains, crossing the Goznya river. Grozny was under siege. The great siege lasted for weeks before the Bananas were inside. From there, the Gingers took to the mountains. The Gingers set up camp on a mountain they named "Imedi (იმედი)," or, "The Hope." The Gingers used unsccessful guerilla raids on Russian (Bananian) ammo stations, but were wiped out. The Bananas eventually ended the occupation after peace agreements with the Gerginyan Government. There is still Bananian military presence in Gerginya today.