Upper Vizhutu

The Federal Republic of Upper Vizhutu (Elidishan: Wiyufu Bilixu Sińʉ Gińẓəy, WBSG; Quyladeyoq: Wiyutu Biliku Səŋsī Gəṇḍaj; Ququdinoq: Wiyufu Bilixu Ndyʉ Ŋgẓəy, Ungegoq: Wiyutu Biliku Səṛʉ Gəṇḍae), commonly refered to as Upper Vizhutu, was an island nation located in Oceania, in the Ondalsan Archipelago. Upper Vizhutu's capital and largest city was Rakura. Other major cities were Dakimar, Kuliadei City, Port Auclair, San Candella, Akrinron, and Talundadap. It consisted of modern-day Elidish, Kuliadei, Ququidinia, and Ungegia.

History
Upper Vizhutu was originally a British colony known as the Territory of Upper Vizhutu from 1853 until 1942, when Japan occupied the islands. In 1945, Upper Vizhutu was liberated from Japan, and pro-independence activists from Elidishan, Kuliadeian, Ququdinian, and Ungegan backgrounds declared the Provisional Government of Upper Vizhutu, which lasted until May 1, 1946, when the constitution of Upper Vizhutu came into force and the Federal Republic of Upper Vizhutu was declared. The Federal Republic of Upper Vizhutu was the first Commonwealth Republic.

After a brief moment of stability during the presidency of K. Karanjo Zakiera, an Elidishan, the federal republic was plagued by internal issues, mostly due to the four cultures unable to compromise and the fact that although all four common languages were official, Elidishan remained the prestige language in Upper Vizhutu. On June 7, 1956, Ququidinian activists protesting for their rights were massacred in the Ngzely incident. As much as 30,000 people died, and talk of the incident was forbidden until 1963 and in Elidish until the 1980s.

In 1958, general elections were held. Muhummad Aparan, an Ungegian, was elected. He worked to reform the country and in December of that year a referendum was held to dissolve Upper Vizhutu and recreate a more equal country. That would be the Kulungeliyu Federation, who, especially after Aparan's death in November 1959, inherited Upper Vizhutu's problems. The federation would be dissolved in 1963, but Aparan supporters and federalists who wanted to give Kulungeliyu/Upper Vizhutu a second chance would wage war on the Elidishan government until 1990.