South Uroboria

South Uroboria, officially the Free State of South Uroboria is a nation in the Uroborian Island Chain of Asia. It is the largest of the four Uroborian Islands, both by population and economy. South Uroboria is considered to be a semi-soverign territory state of Shushtrepistaz as it has not achieved the status of full independence. The nation borders North Uroboria to the North, Central Uroboria to the North, East Uroboria to the east. It is also near Japan to the east and South Korea. Jeakai is the current capital of the nation, and is also the largest city.

The earliest evidence of inhabitation of South Uroboria dates back to the late Paleolithic era. The island of Uroboria was mainly inhabited by Korean migrants who were on their way to Japan before being taken over by the Japanese. The island was subsequently ruled by the Japanese until 1948 where it was given to the Shudonese as war reparations.

In the early 21st century South Uroboria evolved into a multi-party democracy with universal suffrage. Building on the infrastructure and education improvements initiated during the Shudonese era, South Uroboria has experienced rapid economic growth and industrialization that has started only this century and is now becoming advanced industrial economy. There has been some problems though due to economic shortfalls in areas other then the capital including some that have led to breakups of the nation.

Prehistory
A Paleolithic culture around 32,000 BC constitutes the first known habitation of South Uroboria. This was followed from around 15,000 BC by a Mesolithic to Neolithic semi-sedentary hunter-gatherer culture, as the nation continued to advance, the area was invaded multiple times by other groups including Yayoi People in 258 BC, but during the time had acquired their farming techniques. The South Uroborians had been during that time up until the Nara Period been under Japanese Empires. In 722 the South Uroborian Hymagi People had overthrown the government in the area, starting the Hymagi Period. Centralization in Japan had also allowed South Uroboria to focus on internal growth instead of defense against the Japan.

Feudal and Colorization Era
Uroboria's feudal era was mainly formed by the growing influence of Japan, as shogunates had began to form and take power. The short lived Shogunates were overthrown by the mongols in 1258. Under the Mongols the nation had gone under changes which included racial mixing which had lead to many modern Uroborian's having ancestry traced to Mongols. By 1368, the Mongol Empire had collapsed causing a return to Empire Rule.

The Dutch East India Company began opening ports in Jeakun in 1745, where it was met with open arms. The colony, known as Euroboria was formed in 1780 and was used as a access point to the Korea's. The colony remained stable until 1802 where Japanese Shogunates had taken over, and due to the collapse of the Dutch East India Company no support was given.

Japanese Rule
When Japan had opened up to the Western World, the nation was caught in the crossfire of the Boshin War as Shogunates had been repeatedly been attacked on South Uroborian Soil by the Imperial Forces. The result of this had allowed it to experience the Meji Restoration as well. Japanese rule was instrumental in the industrialization of the island, extending the railroads and other transportation networks, building an extensive sanitation system and establishing a formal education system. During this period, both rice and sugarcane production greatly increased.