Resvonia Island

The Republic of Resvonia ( Resvonian: Republika di Resvonija, Croatian: Republika Resvonija, Italian: Repubblica di Resvonia) is a sovereign republic state located in Europe. It is located in between Croatia and Italy, and it's best known for vines and ports.

Indigenous History
Around the heritage-listed areas, there are several old writings on stones and walls. It's origins said to be between 3500 and 7800 BCE. Many of them are believed to belong to the Rha Culture. Rha Culture has it's ancient writings and scriptures all over the outskirts of Gora Ljubomira Miloviča (second biggest mountain in Resvonia/1372m). Single and small collective graves are common in Rha cemeteries, with the deceased being flexed on their back in a hole. The burial holes are enclosed by stone walls in rectangular, sometimes circular, enclosures.

Cattle, sheep, goats, and rarely, bear were all part of the Rha people's economy. There have also been horse remains discovered, whether wild or domestic. Most of these animals' populations have turned down due to environmental concerns in the area. But however, animals that live in sea like fishies, which the indigenous people hunted and eated, are still eaten to this day. Stone (axes, arrowheads), bone (fish hooks, points), and antler were used to make tools. The Rha culture is credited with artistic representations of wheeled vehicles discovered in the area. Copper, silver, and gold ornaments have also been discovered.

Population
The population of Resvonia has been steadily rising in recent decades. In the January 2022 census, there was a population of about 283,987 people in Resvonia.

Ethnic groups
Resvonia Islands are mostly inhabited by Resvonians (93,46%), while minority groups include Italians (4,54%), ordinary Croats, Serbs, Slovenes, Bosnians, Hungarians, Slovaks and Ukrainians.