Romania (Semper Romanorum)

Imperial Federation of Romania
Foederatio Imperialis Romaniae
Timeline: Semper Romanorum
Imperial Federation of Romania Foederatio Imperialis RomaniaeTimeline: Semper Romanorum
	Coat of arms
	Motto: ; "Romani enim vita"
	Motto: ; "For Romans, for Life!"
	Anthem: ; "Hymn of the Romans" https://althistory.fandom.com/wiki/File:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(Otherside).mp3; Royal anthem: ; "Rule Romania";
	Location of Romania
Capital; (and largest city)	Rome
Official languages	Latin, English
Provincial	Provincial Latin
Ethnic groups (2022)	68.7% White; 13.5% Asian; 12.3% Black; 4.6% Mixed; 0.9% others
Religion	79.5% Christian; 5.7% Irreligious; 4.4% Muslim; 1.3% Hindu; 0.7% Sikh; 0.4% Jewish; 0.4% Buddhist; 0.4% Other; 7.2% Unknown
Demonym	Roman
Government	Absolute parliamentary monarchy
Legislature	Parliament
Formation
Area
Population
GDP (PPP)	2024 estimate
GDP (nominal)	2024 estimate

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The Imperial Federation of Romania, commonly known simply as Romania is a country located in most sectors of Europe, including Western Europe, Southern Europe and Britannia. For most of history, it has been the most powerful country on the planet, and covers over 5,000,000 km² of land, with twenty-six provinces and one federal regio recognised as part of the federation.

Romania's history stems back to the age of the Roman Kingdom, where tribes located in Italy formed a Roman nation. As the nation expanded, the Roman Kingdom was overthrown in 509 BC in favor of the Roman Republic, eventually lead by Julius Caesar in 49 BC. In 44 BC, Julius was assassinated, starting a long line of political instability until 27 BC when the Roman Empire was proclaimed. The Roman Empire expanded all across Europe and by 117 AD, the Romans had formed a continental empire.

Following the 2nd century, Rome's history was full of chaos in both political and social life where many rebellions characterised the "Lost Period" of Rome. In 1060, after a 30 year long war, the First Roman Empire had been overthrown and a new Byzantium government was put in power, where stability arose again, before the Roman Civil War of the 16th century occurred and a new government, this time situated in Vienna, was put to power in 1568.

During the 17th and 18th century, the "Enlightenment" period characterised a more peaceful and innovative period of Rome's history. It was during this time that the Industrial Revolution was at it's most prominent and Rome's economy was at it's best performing for years. However, tension between those in the west and east parts of the empire had been building up and in 1763, a nine year long war started where Rome and Constantinople became the capitals of two different governments. This split would last throughout most of the 19th century, until the First World War, when the Western and Eastern Roman Empires had reunited to form a singular parliamentary government in 1894.

Since the 20th century, Rome has consistently performed greatly with science and technology advancing rapidly throughout the past century. During the 1920s, the Second World War had plunged Rome into another large war and the Cold War in the decades after had increased the ambition for many Romans to continue in the journey for an advanced knowledge in the capabilities of Rome. Today, Rome is the largest growing country in economy, with Mongolia being the largest growing in population.