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Camille ([ kæmiːl ]; French: Camille or Kmye), officially Camillian Republic (French: République camilloise) is a country located in the Boblet-Ledoyen Peninsula (BL). The country shares land borders with Garance, Tristan, Isabella and Lucia; sea borders with Alric, Calypso, Lucia and Lucile. The capital and largest city of the country is Samarkand, followed by Sarajevo, Constantine, Antioch and Misrata. Its metropolitan territory extends from the Atlantean Sea in the west to the Appenine Mountains in the east, from the Straits of Marmara in the north to the Tagus in the south; its overseas territories include the Camillus Indies, the Insulinde archipelago and the Sumatra archipelago, made up of the Bucephalus and Fragante islands. Geographically, Camille has a total area of 210,112 km² (189,714 km² for the mainland and 20,398 km² for the overseas regions) and has a wide variety of landscapes like the Rhodope Mountains as well as the Appenine, Skanderbeg the Ceraunian Mountains, but also the hot and sunny coasts of the Italic coasts with the very touristy seaside towns of Misrata, Sirte and Shkodra. The country has 3 large natural parks which represent almost a third of the country's surface. The country's climate is warm temperate, with average temperatures of 14 degrees centigrade in winter and 31 degrees centigrade in summer, making it the second warmest country in the family after Isabel.

The country was permanently inhabited from the 11th century BC by the Pelagos. In the 9th century BC, a people fleeing Isabella's religious persecution settled in the peninsula: the Khams (or Cams). The Khams mixed with the Pelagos and the present-day Camillois are their descendants. Camillus was influenced by the Latin Isabelloise and Lucilian during Antiquity, which had a considerable influence on the Camillian language, which became a Romance language. In 680, the Cyrenaican prince Babar unified all the principalities of the Camillian peninsula and founded the Kingdom of Camille. The city of Celesteville was founded ex nihilo on an ancient Pelagian site and became the capital of the new kingdom. In 996, Alric, Tristan, Garance and Camille formed the League of Four, a military and political alliance to fight against the Lucan and Isabelian influences in the family peninsula. Camille gradually expanded in the 13th and 14th centuries during the Great Maritime Wars. The Camillian ports experienced a golden age and contributed to the economic development of the kingdom, which was one of the most prosperous at the time. Queen Edwige encouraged trade and navigation by promulgating the Charter of Liberties in 1301. In 1476, the monarchy became elective and the monarch was henceforth elected by the princes and ecclesiastics: this was the pashalik (pasha meaning monarch and -lik election in Old Camillois French). In 1701, however, King Peter II abolished the pashalik system and re-established absolute monarchy. He moved the capital to Samarkand, established a mercantilist and centralised economy and developed the arts and science. On the international scene, Camille's victories against the Lucilian Empire and the Kingdom of Adrian imposed a Pax Camillis. The 18th century is thus considered the country's second golden age. The Glorious Isabellan Revolution of 1801 and the revolutionary wars permanently weakened the Camillian absolutist monarchy. In 1804, Camille was conquered by Isabella and regained its independence in 1830. Following the July Revolution, King Leopold granted a constitution. Camille participated in the Industrial Revolution and, during the course of the 20th century, possessed a number of colonies in Insulindia and Melanesia.

The country took part in the two continental wars on the side of the Entente. In 1949, Josip Broz Tito formed the People's Socialist Republic of Camille after the second war, modeled under the terms of Titism. The Revolution of 1999 concluded the fall of communism in Camille and eventually the establishment of the current parliamentary and democratic system.

Politically, Camille is a unitary semi-presidential parliamentary republic. Camille is a developed country with a social market economy since the end of the socialist regime. According to the Constitution, the State must provides universal health care and free primary and secondary education to its citizens. It provides very high standards of living, safety and economic freedom, as well as free university education. Camille retains its centuries-long status as a global centre of art, science and philosophy. The country is a founding member of the League of Nations, the Vasa Pact, the G4, the Common Market and a member of the Alliance for Democracies, the Community of Nations and the C4. The Community of Nations has had its headquarters in Samarkand since 2004, as has the Camille Development Bank (CDB).