Draft:Zvenigorodian People's Republic

Zvenigorodian People's Republic Звенигородская Народная Республика
Flag Emblem
Territory controlled by the Zvenigorodian People's Republic in dark green; territory claimed but not controlled in light green
Capital	Zvenigorod
Official languages	Russian
Recognised national languages	Ukrainian Belarusian Czech
Demonym(s)	Zvenigorodian
Government	Presidential republic
• President	Leonid R.
• Vice President	Vacant
• Prime Minister	Alexander L.
Legislature	Council of All of Zvenigorod
Sovereignty  from the Russian Federation
• Declaration of Sovereignty	27 October 2024
Area
• Total	55.56 km2 (21.45 sq mi)
Population
• 2024 estimate	c. 35,000
Membership	4
Currency	Zvenigorodian Ruble
Time zone	UTC+3 (MSK)

ZPR or Zvenigorodian PR, officially Zvenigorodian People's Republic (Russian: Звенигородская Народная Республика) is a self-proclaimed proto-state located to the west from Moscow in Moscow Oblast, Odintsovsky City District (but Zvenigorod is not recognized as a part of Odintsovsky City District by ZPR authorities) claiming the town of Zvenigorod and multiple surrounding villages.

Etymology

Zvenigoridan People's Republic is named after the macronational town and micronational city of Zvenigorod as the biggest and most developed settlement in its claims.

History

Since the 13th century Zvenigorod and its surroundings has been a cultural centre of the region attracting the attention of various prominent people including some of the most famous russian writers Alexander Pushkin and Anton Chekhov.

Tsardom of Russia

Zvenigorod was settled in 1152 by Yuri Dolgoruky. From 1339 to 1492 Zvenigorod was the capital of the Zvenigorod appanage principality thus having a big influence over the nearby lands. The first mention of Zvenigorod refers to the spiritual letter of the Moscow prince Ivan Danilovich Kalita in 1339. year: “And behold, I give Zvenigorod to my son Ivan,” (ru. "А се даю сыну своему Ивану Звенигород") and in the chronicle the first information about Zvenigorod appeared in 1382.

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Diplomacy

ZPR is an observer state in the League of Independent States

Diplomatic relations with other states

Flag	Name (Official name)	Date of conclusion	Status	Additional information
	Snagov (Snagovian People's Republic)	27 October 2024	Active
	Avinenska (Republic of Avinenska)	29 October 2024	Active	Diplomatic meeting held in St. Petersburg

Administrative divisions

Administrative divisions of the ZPR

Flag	Name	Coat of arms	Capital	Population	Area (km2)	Map	Governor
	Sovereign Territory of Yablonevaya Roshya Суверенная Территория Яблоневая Роща		Yablonevaya Roshya	c. 10	? km²		Leonid R.
	Zvenigorod Oblast Звенигородская Область		Zvenigorod	c. 20,000	? km²		N/A
	Primoskvorechye Oblast Примосквореченская Область		Verkhny Posad	c. 10000	11,22 km²		Alexander L.
	Ershovo Oblast Ершовская Область		Ershovo	c. 3400	12,51 km²		N/A
	Skokovo Oblast Скоковская Область		Skokovo	c. 30	6,41 km²		Leonid R.
	Suponevo Oblast Супоневская Область		Suponevo	c. 100	2,92 km²		N/A
	Savvinskaya Oblast Саввинская Область		Savvinskaya Sloboda	c. 1000	? km²		N/A
	Mozzhinka Oblast Мозжинская Область		Mozzhinka	c. 200	? km²		N/A
	Blagodat Krai Благодатский край		Blagodat	c. 100	? km²		N/A

Zvenigorod

Suponevo

Skokovo

Primoskvorechye

Russia

Ershovo

Savvinskaya

Mozzhinka

Blagodat

Yablonevaya
Roshya

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