Dargentia

United States of Dargentia États-Unis de Dargentia
Flag Coat of arms
Anthem: L'inondation The Flood
Location of Dargentia on Donjon
Capital	Nouvellville
Largest	Németh
Official languages	Dargentine
Ethnic groups	X% Dargentinians
Religion	Predominantly Dargentine Catholic
Demonym(s)	Dargentinians
Government	Presidential Republic
• President of Dargentia	Margot Monette (PSD)
• Vice President of Dargentia	Albain Sartre (PSD)
• Speaker of Dargentia	Andrien Mathieu (PPO)
• Chief Consul of Dargentia	Rosalie Géroux (PSD)
Legislature	Congress of Dargentia
• Upper house	Senate of Dargentia
• Lower house	Consulate of Dargentia
Area
•	4,665,984.75 km2 (1,801,546.78 sq mi) (2nd)
Population
• 2022 estimate	154.31 Million (3rd)
• Density	33.07/km2 (85.7/sq mi)
GDP (nominal)	2022 estimate
• Total	£11.52 Trillion Dargentine Fonds ($9.60 Trillion Cascadian Dollars) (1st)
• Per capita	£74,654 Dargentine Fonds ($62,212 Cascadian Dollars) (1st)
Gini (2022)	14.3 low · ?
HDI (2022)	0.901 very high · 1st
Currency	Dargentine Fonds (DAF)
Time zone	UTC? (DMT)
Date format	mm-dd-yyyy (AD)
Driving side	left
Calling code	+8
ISO 3166 code	DA
Internet TLD	.da

The United States of Dargentia, commonly Dargentia or USD is a large country located on the continent Exoña, bordered to the north by Central Exoña, the south by PLACEHOLDER, and to the east and west by ocean. It is led by president Margot Monette of Parti Socialiste Démocrate, and by both houses of senate. Dargentia is a member of the International Council of Nations and a member of the Big 3 who can veto security council resolutions for any reason.

Etymology

The name "Dargentia" is derived from the Dargentine word for silver, argent, to represent the abundance of silver found in the country. The name was used as an unofficial name for the country by rural silver miners starting around 1650. The name quickly spread to other marginalized groups and became more popular than the official name of Dargentia at the time, Terredesrois. The name came into official use during the 1821 Dargentine Revolution where members of the Parti Révolution Démocratique, after winning the civil war, abolished the previous name in favor of Dargentina to distance themselves from the former government.