Central Exoña

Central Exoña, officially the Federal Republic of Central Exoña (Ilobascan: República Federal de Exoña Central), and sometimes referred to as Central Eigonia, is a country located in Central Eigonia, bordered by Dargentia to the south. Central Exoña's largest and capital city is Chalatenango; other major urban areas include La Libertad, San Vicente, Santa Ana, and Soyapango. As of 2023, Central Exoña has a population of 55 million.

Central Exoña is a presidential republic; elections are held every five years to elect the country's president. Additionally, legislative elections are held to elect members to the National Legislative Assembly, the country's bicameral legislature—every three years for the upper house and every two years for the lower house.

History

Kingdom

until 1814

Revolutionary republic

On 15 September 1814, King Alfonso III was overthrown by a group of military officers, ending the Central Exonian kingdom. The military officers proclaimed the establishment of a revolutionary republic and named General Pedro Murillo Castillo as the country's first president.

First civil war

1818–1821

Centralist republic

1821–1875

Military dictatorship

1875–1916

Second civil war

1916–1921

• Republicans
• Communists

Federal republic

1921–1980

Modern era

since 1980