Post by Matt Kovac on Mar 18, 2008 20:11:07 GMT -4
The History of the Ocian Federation By: M. Kovac PhD, A&PS
Overview
Slavic Ancestors of the present day Ocians settled in its current Giess location in the 12th century. Throughout history Ocia had been conquered constantly by two major powers. The Empire of Trans Eurasia and the Germanic Kingdom.
The 20 Years War of the 14th Century.
The Trans Eurasian Kingdom went to war with the Germanic Kingdom in the early 14th century. During the course of the war what is now the Ocian Lands, were transferred between the two powers about 7 times. This had a dramatic effect on the culture, language and traditions of the nation, Making Ocia not like its Slavic counter parts but not like the Germanic Empire either.
During the War which ended up lasting 20 years Ocia was a strategic point of interest for both sides, this led to the Siege of Directus in 1412. At the Time the walled city was under the control of the Eurasians. The city was protected by Frankish neutral Mercenaries who had been paid by the Eurasians to protect the city. The city took 4 weeks to finaly take and over forty thousand Directus citizens died in the siege. By the end of the War the city would be once again under the control of the Eurasians.
The Renascence period in Ocia Brings Change
During the Renaissance period of history many prominent Ocian Artists, musicians and poets led this new Cultural Revolution. Art changed from a traditional dark, gothic look to an new age modernism that had never before been seen by Ocians. France Perseren was Ocia’s most prominent Poet. He also was the founder of Ocia national university in Directus. The poet had also been a great thinker and was deeply interested in Philosophy. He can be quoted saying “One can be in a deep depression constantly thinking about Philosophy, why would I not just do my true passion, poetry.” The most Famous poem he wrote was “the toast” and Ljepa Ocija (Beautiful Ocia).
Besides Changes in Literature Ocians saw a distinct change in Architecture, buildings were no longer looked like shelter it looked like a three dimensional massive work of art. Quite notably the Church of the Immaculate Conception on the hill overlooking Directus was designed by Janez Jonosa and can still be seen today with its unbelievable surrealism and images of heaven on its ceilings.
Yet Another War in the 17th Century
Throughout the 16th century Ocians lived in peace and harmony as a duchy in the Germanic Empire until war broke out in 1794 between the Germanic Empire and Eurasia. This time King Franz IVX had started a dispute with Eurasia over the southern spice islands and the Eurasians retaliated by flattening Directus with a Surprise attack. The Eurasians had done the unthinkable and had over ten thousand Eurasian soldiers, cannons and horses cross one of the tallest mountains in Giess located in today’s Ocian Alps. The war end in 1805 with only the amount of land each empire had as a change. Ocia stated the war as a duchy in the Geramnic empire and ended as a kingdom within Eurasia.
A World War Breaks Out- 1940
After Himrick Vonholm and his Neo- Fascists took over the newly formed Chancellery of the United Germanic Republics the Kingdom of Translavia became under attack as the new Empire of Germania’s government decided it wanted to have its own bid at world domination. They had built their army up to 5 Million men strong and took over the weakened Translavia which included Ocia. The monarchy fled and Translavia became occupied by the New Germanic Empire.
Under the leadership of the Banned Communist Part of Translavia, Ocia organized the People’s Liberation Front (Commonly referred to as the Partisan’s) to resist the Germanic forces. From the Partisans came a distinct new leader, Comrade Marshal Koèa Popovic. The heroic Koca used guerilla warfare with the help of Allied Forces to drive out the occupant forces.
In 1945 the war ended and the Germanic empire collapsed.
The Ocian Years of Communism (1945-1986)
Ocia’s Wartime leader Marshal Koca became the new President for life of the newly formed Federative Socialist Republic of Translavia. Under his rule Translavia was forced to be united.
During Communist times Translavania was organized into eight autonomous Republics. Ocia became the Socialist Republic of Ocia. These satellite states often had uprising against the government as Ocia did in 1971. The Translavian People’s Army (TPA) often crushed these rebellians and at the time support for Koca was still high.
On May 4th 1983 Marshal Koca Popvic died at the age of 86 and a veil of uncertainty came over the republics that were for a long period of time forced into unity. For the last three years of the Federative Socialist Republic of Translavia a Presidency was rotated between the Republics.
On June 20th 1986 Ocia declared Independence from Translavia and a brief 10 day war followed and resulted in a new independent Ocia.
Battle of Sutjeska
On March 24, 1988 a newly independent Ocia was attacked by the Federative Socialist Republic of Translavia after Ocian Territorial Guard Reclaimed Hisotric Ocian Land that had belonged tot he Ocians for centris.
The battle lasted Four days and the Ocian Territorial Guard Lost 437 Men and 127 t-70 Tanks while defending historic Ocian Territory.
Ocia looks to a Future of Independence
The Federal Republic of Ocia was born after the ten day war. Unlike other Translavian Republics, Ocia’s economy experienced a large resurge after years of economic Depression. Suddenly, a new Ocia of economic prosperity and massive cultural changes began to lead the world in technology, the Arts and manufacturing.
In 1987 Ocian Motor Works OMW was formed and the new luxury car producer became one of the most technologically advanced and luxurious vehicle manufacturers in the world.
In 1990 the OC AutoWay was built. The highway was constructed throughout Ocia and the main stretch of the highway has no speed limits.
In 1995 Ocia Completely reconstructed November City which had been completely destroyed in the World War. The city became the Economic center of the country. And large skyscrapers began to be constructed.
Overview
Slavic Ancestors of the present day Ocians settled in its current Giess location in the 12th century. Throughout history Ocia had been conquered constantly by two major powers. The Empire of Trans Eurasia and the Germanic Kingdom.
The 20 Years War of the 14th Century.
The Trans Eurasian Kingdom went to war with the Germanic Kingdom in the early 14th century. During the course of the war what is now the Ocian Lands, were transferred between the two powers about 7 times. This had a dramatic effect on the culture, language and traditions of the nation, Making Ocia not like its Slavic counter parts but not like the Germanic Empire either.
During the War which ended up lasting 20 years Ocia was a strategic point of interest for both sides, this led to the Siege of Directus in 1412. At the Time the walled city was under the control of the Eurasians. The city was protected by Frankish neutral Mercenaries who had been paid by the Eurasians to protect the city. The city took 4 weeks to finaly take and over forty thousand Directus citizens died in the siege. By the end of the War the city would be once again under the control of the Eurasians.
The Renascence period in Ocia Brings Change
During the Renaissance period of history many prominent Ocian Artists, musicians and poets led this new Cultural Revolution. Art changed from a traditional dark, gothic look to an new age modernism that had never before been seen by Ocians. France Perseren was Ocia’s most prominent Poet. He also was the founder of Ocia national university in Directus. The poet had also been a great thinker and was deeply interested in Philosophy. He can be quoted saying “One can be in a deep depression constantly thinking about Philosophy, why would I not just do my true passion, poetry.” The most Famous poem he wrote was “the toast” and Ljepa Ocija (Beautiful Ocia).
Besides Changes in Literature Ocians saw a distinct change in Architecture, buildings were no longer looked like shelter it looked like a three dimensional massive work of art. Quite notably the Church of the Immaculate Conception on the hill overlooking Directus was designed by Janez Jonosa and can still be seen today with its unbelievable surrealism and images of heaven on its ceilings.
Yet Another War in the 17th Century
Throughout the 16th century Ocians lived in peace and harmony as a duchy in the Germanic Empire until war broke out in 1794 between the Germanic Empire and Eurasia. This time King Franz IVX had started a dispute with Eurasia over the southern spice islands and the Eurasians retaliated by flattening Directus with a Surprise attack. The Eurasians had done the unthinkable and had over ten thousand Eurasian soldiers, cannons and horses cross one of the tallest mountains in Giess located in today’s Ocian Alps. The war end in 1805 with only the amount of land each empire had as a change. Ocia stated the war as a duchy in the Geramnic empire and ended as a kingdom within Eurasia.
A World War Breaks Out- 1940
After Himrick Vonholm and his Neo- Fascists took over the newly formed Chancellery of the United Germanic Republics the Kingdom of Translavia became under attack as the new Empire of Germania’s government decided it wanted to have its own bid at world domination. They had built their army up to 5 Million men strong and took over the weakened Translavia which included Ocia. The monarchy fled and Translavia became occupied by the New Germanic Empire.
Under the leadership of the Banned Communist Part of Translavia, Ocia organized the People’s Liberation Front (Commonly referred to as the Partisan’s) to resist the Germanic forces. From the Partisans came a distinct new leader, Comrade Marshal Koèa Popovic. The heroic Koca used guerilla warfare with the help of Allied Forces to drive out the occupant forces.
In 1945 the war ended and the Germanic empire collapsed.
The Ocian Years of Communism (1945-1986)
Ocia’s Wartime leader Marshal Koca became the new President for life of the newly formed Federative Socialist Republic of Translavia. Under his rule Translavia was forced to be united.
During Communist times Translavania was organized into eight autonomous Republics. Ocia became the Socialist Republic of Ocia. These satellite states often had uprising against the government as Ocia did in 1971. The Translavian People’s Army (TPA) often crushed these rebellians and at the time support for Koca was still high.
On May 4th 1983 Marshal Koca Popvic died at the age of 86 and a veil of uncertainty came over the republics that were for a long period of time forced into unity. For the last three years of the Federative Socialist Republic of Translavia a Presidency was rotated between the Republics.
On June 20th 1986 Ocia declared Independence from Translavia and a brief 10 day war followed and resulted in a new independent Ocia.
Battle of Sutjeska
On March 24, 1988 a newly independent Ocia was attacked by the Federative Socialist Republic of Translavia after Ocian Territorial Guard Reclaimed Hisotric Ocian Land that had belonged tot he Ocians for centris.
The battle lasted Four days and the Ocian Territorial Guard Lost 437 Men and 127 t-70 Tanks while defending historic Ocian Territory.
Ocia looks to a Future of Independence
The Federal Republic of Ocia was born after the ten day war. Unlike other Translavian Republics, Ocia’s economy experienced a large resurge after years of economic Depression. Suddenly, a new Ocia of economic prosperity and massive cultural changes began to lead the world in technology, the Arts and manufacturing.
In 1987 Ocian Motor Works OMW was formed and the new luxury car producer became one of the most technologically advanced and luxurious vehicle manufacturers in the world.
In 1990 the OC AutoWay was built. The highway was constructed throughout Ocia and the main stretch of the highway has no speed limits.
In 1995 Ocia Completely reconstructed November City which had been completely destroyed in the World War. The city became the Economic center of the country. And large skyscrapers began to be constructed.