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Saticoy, formally the Republic of Saticoy, is a nation in blabla

Etymology
The name Saticoy comes from the village named Sa'aqtik'oy (: "it is sheltered from the wind"). Sa'aqtik'oy was the hometown of King Sisquoc, founder of the Kingdom of Saticoy.

Prehistory
Speaking a series of related dialects, the Saticoyans lived along the coast, its immediate interior, and on a series of offshore islands. From their position along the coast they were able to draw upon the rich resources of both the land and the sea in the area, supporting a relatively densely settled population of peoples. They lived in round, permanent, substantial houses, covered by grass of reeds, some of them fifteen meters in diameter and able to hold up to seven people. Each village possessed its own sweathouse, built partially underground and entered through an opening on the roof. Soapstone bowls, wooden plates, ornately decorated reed baskets, and a variety of items made from bone or shell reflected a pattern of technological innovation far beyond that of other hunting-gathering peoples. By the 15th century BCE, had begun to be farmed in eastern Saticoy. Farming remained light and farmed foods were simply added to their still mostly hunting-gathering diet.

The first millenium BCE witnessed the growing Saticoyan population overhunting and depleting herds of deer present in the interior, multiple crop failures, as well as increased levels of warfare and violence among rival groups, for which evidence is presented through the unusually large number of skeletons with bashed-in skulls and arrow or spear wounds.

Classical era


The classical era in Saticoy is generally said to have begun with the invention of the, a type of planked, oceangoing canoe some seven to ten meters long and with a cargo capacity of over two tons, around 600 BCE. The invention of the tomol was a turning point in Saticoyan history, allowing for by the Saticoyans and heavily stratifying Saticoyan society. Building or owning one of these vessels brought immense prestige, wealth, and power, injecting a new element of inequality into Saticoyan society. Boatbuilders would organize themselves into elite craft guilds, one of them being the later Brotherhood of the Tomol, monopolizing canoe production and holding the tools, knowledge, and sacred medicine associated with these boats. The tomol stimulated a blossoming of trade along the coast and between the coast and the islands as plant food, animal products, tools, and beads now moved regularly among Saticoyan societies, which became increasingly dependent upon each other.

The advent of the tomol also helped transform Saticoy into a prosperous market economy, with individuals acting in a profit motive; stringed beads being used as a form of currency and their supply regulated in order to prevent inflation; specialized production of price-attached goods such as canoes, beads, tools, and basket; and payment for services such as burial, healing, and canoe renting. As wealth began to accumulate within the hands of a few, class distinctions began to strengthen themselves as time went on. Bearskin capes were reserved for canoe owners and local leaders, all of whom owned tomols, and they were frequently buried in them. Even then, however, village chiefs and minor kings would collect donations and taxes from the wealthy in order to feed the peer and to stock food in case of famines.

Unification and middle ages
in 913 CE, a minor king and member of the Brotherhood of the Tomol by the name of Sisquoc began to heavily expand his territory.

Jeongmian Saticoy
In 1567, Saticoy was made a protectorate of Jeongmi. In 1600, Saticoy was formally incorporated into Jeongmi's empire.

Climate
Much of Saticoy has a with cool, rainy winters and dry summers. The cool Saticoy current often creates fog along the coast, especially during the summer. Wildfires are less common along the coast because of the cool humid summers, but can occur in autumn when the is less common making it warm and dry. The country's mountain ranges influence the climate as well, with some of the rainiest parts of the country being west-facing mountain slopes.

Government
The Republic of Saticoy is a  republic. The Saticoyan parliament is a legislature.

Foreign relations
Saticoy is a member of the League of Lucerna.

Military
The Saticoyan Armed Forces, a force currently made up of around 100,000 people, constitutes the military of Saticoy. It is made up of the Saticoyan Army, Saticoyan Navy, and the Saticoyan Air Force.

Economy
Saticoy is considered a.

Agriculture
47% of the population is employed in agriculture, a number that has faced a sharp decline since the 1960s. Agriculture has been experiencing a transition from labour intensive and transitional methods into a more industrialised and competitive sector. The relative contribution of agriculture to GDP has declined while exports of goods and services have increased. Major crops grown in Saticoy include, , , and. Saticoy is one of the world's major producers of, producing over 800,000 tonnes each year.

Tourism
Tourism is a major economic factor in Saticoy, accounting for 5.2% of its GDP in 2009. Shisholop is by the far most visited city in the country. Most tourists tend to come from Jeongmi and neighboring states.

Fishing
In 2008, Saticoy ranked sixth in the world in tonnage of fish caught with 3.6 million tons caught. Fishing has historically been a major part of the Saticoyan economy and provided for much of the traditional diet. Saticoy is one of the world's largest fish exporters.