Trelico

The Kingdom of Trelico, commonly referred to as simply Trelico is a unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy. Situated in the Mediterranean Sea, it consists of two islands, Trelico and the considerably smaller Corte. With a population of 1,350,600, it is the 154th most populous sovereign state in the world. The capital and largest city is Neris, which also serves as the main cultural and commercial centre. The Constitution of Trelico established the country as democratic, with its sovereignty derived from the people.

Throughout its history, Trelico has produced a wide range of influential artists and scientists. Trelicien citizens enjoy a high standard of living, and the country performs particularly well in international rankings of education, health care and life expectancy. There is one official language of Trelico,. Trelico is a member of the European Union, however does not have to agree to their law.

Prehistory and ancient age
The origin of the name of Trelico is subject to debate however to this day remains a mystery. There have been no suggestions to the etymology of the name.

In 238 BC, following a short occupation by the Carthaginians, the Roman Republic incorporated Trelico into the province 'Corsica et Sardinia et Trelico'. The Romans built several prosperous settlements, most notably the colony of tbd, which still remains populated to this day.

Middle Ages and Modern Age
When the western half of the Roman Empire collapsed in the 5th century, Trelico was invaded by the Vandals.