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|conventional_long_name = Kingdom of Inkami
|native_name = ''Inkamskíe Karlestvo'' ([[Inkamian language|Inkamian]])
|common_name = Inkami
|image_flag = Flag of Inkami.png
|image_coat = Lesser arms of Inkami.png
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|symbol_type = [[Inkami#Coat of arms|National coat of arms]]
|anthem = "[[Inkami#Anthem|Tatřanski Orel]]" "Eagle from the Tatra" <div style="display:inline-block;margin-top:0.4em;">[[File:Tatřanski Orel.ogg]]</div>
|image_map = [[File:Inkami (orthographic projection).svg|300px]] 
|map_caption = <div style="padding:0.15em;font-size:106%">Location of Inkami (dark green) – in the {{W|European Union}} (light green) – in [[Commonwealth of Mazoverse|Mazoverse]] (grey)</div>
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|map_caption2 = <div style="padding:0.15em;font-size:106%">Map of Central Europe with cities labeled in national languages</div>
|capital = {{W|Kraków|Krakov}} [https://tools.wmflabs.org/geohack/geohack.php?pagename=Kraków&params=50_03_41_N_19_56_14_E_region:PL_type:city50°03′N 19°56'E ]
|largest_city = capital
|official_languages = [[Inkamian language|Inkamian]]
|ethnic_groups = {{hidden|fw1 = |1 = List of ethnicities|2 = 77.13% Inkamian 11.17% [[Wikipedia:Silesians|Silesian]] 4.82% [[Wikipedia:Czechs|Bohemian]] 2.56% [[Wikipedia:Romanians|Romanian]] 4.32% others or not stated}}
|ethnic_groups_year = 2022
|religion = [[Wikipedia:Secular state|Secular state]] {{hidden|fw1 = |1 = List of religions|2 = 69.7% [[Wikipedia:Christianity|Christianity]] —62.3% [[Wikipedia:Catholic Church|Catholicism]] —7.4% [[Wikipedia:Greek Orthodox Church|Greek Orthodoxy]] 29.5% [[Wikipedia:Atheism|Atheism]] 0.8% others}}
|demonym = Inkamian
|government_type = [[Wikipedia:Unitary state|Unitary]] [[Wikipedia:Parliamentary system|parliamentary]] [[Wikipedia:Constitutional monarchy|constitutional monarchy]]
|politics_link = Inkami#Politics
|leader_name1 = Alžbíeta I
|leader_title1 = [[Inkami#Dynasty|Monarch]]
|legislature = Parliament
|upper_house = Senate
|lower_house = Sejm
|sovereignty_type = [[Inkami#History|Formation]]
|established_event1 = Consolidation
|established_date1 = 1371
|established_event2 = Independence
|established_date2 = 28 December 1709
|established_event3 = First constitution
|established_date3 = 21 July 1817
|established_event4 = Current constitution
|established_date4 = 5 April 1948
|established_event5 = Restoration of monarchy
|established_date5 = 21 August 1948
|area_km2 = 300893
|area_link = Inkami#Geography
|area_rank = 69th
|population_estimate = {{increase}} 43,515,011
|population_estimate_rank = 32nd
|population_estimate_year = 2019
|population_link = Inkami#Demographics
|population_density_km2 = 144.62
|population_density_rank = 89th
|GDP_nominal = {{increase}} $1.647 trillion
|GDP_nominal_year = 2019
|GDP_nominal_rank = 13th
|GDP_nominal_per_capita = {{increase}} $37,842
|GDP_nominal_per_capita_rank = 26th
|HDI = 0.921
|HDI_year = 2019
|HDI_change = increase
|HDI_rank = 20th
|currency = [[Inkami#Currency|Inkamian zlaty]]
|currency_code = Ƶl
|time_zone = [[Wikipedia:Coordinated Universal Time|UTC]]+1 ([[Wikipedia:Central European Time|CET]])
|drives_on = [[Wikipedia:Left- and right-hand traffic|right]]
|calling_code = +42
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'''Inkami '''(/.in'ka.miː/, [[Inkamian language|Inkamian]]: Inkamí, pronounced /.in.ka'miː/) officially the '''Kingdom of Inkami '''(Inkamian: Inkamskíe Karlestvo, pronounced /.in.kam'skiːɛ .kar'lɛst.vɔ/) is a country in {{W|Central Europe}}, situated along {{W|Sudetes}} and {{W|Carpathian Mountains}} to the north and the {{W|Danube}} to the south. Bordered by {{W|Czech Republic|Bohemia}} and {{W|Austria}} to the west, {{W|Hungary}} to the south, {{W|Romania}} and {{W|Ukraine}} to the east, and {{W|Poland}} to the north.

The country has population of approximately 43 million people, making it the {{W|List of European countries by population|8th most populous country}} in Europe and {{W|List of countries and dependencies by population|32nd}} in the world. With area of 300,893 km2, it's the second biggest country in the region, just after {{W|Germany}}.

Inkami is a {{W|Unitary state|unitary}} {{W|Parliamentary system|parliamentary}} {{W|Constitutional monarchy|constitutional monarchy}} divided into 15 administrative divisions (12 states, 2 free cities and capital region). The largest city of the country and its capital is {{W|Kraków|Krakov}}, followed by {{W|Wrocław|Vratislav}}. Both cities have special rights equal to states'. The biggest urban area in the country is located in {{W|Katowice urban area|Silesia}}.

Inkami has a {{W|Developed market|developed market}} and is a regional power of Central Europe. It has the 4th largest economy in the EU by {{W|List of countries by GDP (nominal)|GDP nominal}} - following {{W|Italy}} and surpassing {{W|Spain}}. Inkami maintains a {{W|World Bank high-income economy|high-income economy}} along with very high {{W|Standard of living|standards of living}}, {{W|Quality of life|life quality}}, safety, education, and {{W|Economic freedom|economic liberty}}. Alongside a developed educational system, the state also provides free university education, social security, and a universal health care system. Member of the {{W|European Union}}, {{W|North Atlantic Treaty Organisation|NATO}}, {{W|United Nations}}, {{W|Schengen Area}}, and multiple other organisations.

==Etymology==
The origin of the name "Inkami" derives from the archaic word ''inszy'', which was frequently used by the Lechitic tribe of {{W|Polans (western)|Polans}} to describe their southern neighbours. Meaning "different", it put emphasis on cultural differences between the two nations.

In the following centuries the word with Inkamian suffix "-amí" (Inšamí) became the common name of the nation. Eventually the letter ''š'' was replaced with easily pronouncable ''k'', creating the modern name of the country. Despite the switch, some languges (including [[Ijanuskian Language|Ijanuskian]] - ''Инша́мии'') still use the previous form.

==History==
===Origins===
Inkamians were one of the biggest {{W|West Slavs|West Slavic tribes}} living within the {{W|Principality of Nitra}} of the {{W|Great Moravia}}. Due to their vicinity to Veligrad – the Moravian capital – they maintained strong cultural and linguistic ties with the region. Inkamian loyalty to the dukes and bravery in campaigns against the {{W|Magyars}} were greatly appreciated by duke {{W|Svatopluk I of Moravia|Svatopluk I}}, who around year 870 enlarged the Principality of Nitra to the north, granting Inkamians vast territory within the Upper {{W|Vistula Basin|Vistula basin}}. {{W|Vistulans}}, who lived within the area, had friendly attitude towards Inkamians, thus strengthening the ties between the two tribes and creating a fairly unified society.

Despite the harmony between Moravians and Inkamians, other tribes within the empire began to grow disloyal towards their overlords in Veligrad. As Magyar invasion intensified, the Great Moravia entered the period of its decline, and eventually collapsed in early 10th century. Inkamians then proceed to form their own political entity and consolidate formed Moravian realm, eventually failing to do so and being incorporated into the {{W|History of Poland during the Piast dynasty|Duchy of Poland}} only a few decades later, around year 960.

===Christianization===
Direct rule from Polish dukes and kings in {{W|Gniezno}} began a period of increased tentions between the Inkamians and the Polans. In contrary to other tribes located all around Central {{W|European Plain|European Plateau}}, major Inkamian settlements were naturally separated from the rest of the realm by the {{W|Carpathian Mountains|Carpathian mountains}}, thus allowing the locals to maintain greater level of cultural distinctiveness. Nonetheless, the beginning of the 11th century brought rapid {{W|Christianization|christianization}} to the area, with majority of Inkamians adapting the faith by the end of the century.

The death of duke {{W|Bolesław III Wrymouth|Bolesław Krzywousty}} in 1138 marked the beginning of the fragmentation of Poland. Inkami initially found itself within the {{W|Seniorate Province}} of {{W|Władysław II the Exile|Władysław II}}, but was later incorporated into the Silesian Province. The lands were then split multiple times between each of the sons of every following ruler, eventually creating dozens of de facto independent duchies.

===Consolidation of Inkami===
{{W|Przemyslaus I Noszak, Duke of Cieszyn|Přemyslav Nošak}}, a duke of {{W|Duchy of Teschen|Tešin}} from the Silesian branch of the {{W|Piast dynasty}}, succeeded to the throne in the year 1358, upon the death of his father and two older brothers. He maintained close ties to {{W|Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor|Emperor Charles IV}} of the {{W|Holy Roman Empire}}, securing a strong position of his duchy within Silesia and Inkami. With Emperor’s help, he managed to consolidate most of Inkamian territories to the south-east of Tešin, reconquering major cities such as Krakov or Nitra. He was crowned the first king of Inkami in 1371.

Good relations between Inkami and the Bohemian Crown couldn’t last much longer, with two nations entering a dispute over the town of {{W|Olomouc|Holomóc}} in Moravia soon after. Yet, following the sudden death of the Emperor in 1378, Přemyslav successfully incorporated the area into Inkami, thus consolidating his power and strengthening his influence in Central Europe.

The king spent most of his late years improving nation’s economy, modernizing army, as well as expanding major cities. His successors then focused on securing Inkamian eastern border, incorporating {{W|Red Ruthenia}} into the Crown in early 15th century. The country also participated in crusades against the Ottomans, with a major victory of Christian coalition led by king {{W|Wenceslaus I, Duke of Cieszyn|Vaclav I}} in the battle of Varna, which resulted in the Turkish withdrawal from most of its possessions in Bulgaria and Greece.

===Moravian and Silesian successions===

Shortly after the end of the crusade, Inkami began seeking expansion westwards. The country has just managed to establish alliance with the {{W|House of Habsburg|Habsburg dynasty}} of Austria, who shared common rivals – Bohemia, Poland and Hungary. As a sign of friendship, a marriage was arranged between the Habsburg heir to the Austrian throne and an Inkamian princess. The wedding became a great success to the Inkamians, as the Holy Roman Emperor approved Inkamian claim to the Moravian throne. The decision was taken as a great insult by the Bohemians, as the region broke away from the crown only a couple months prior. Nonetheless, Vaclav I was welcomed enthusiastically in {{W|Brno}}, where he was crowned the king of Moravia, officially putting the country in a personal union under Inkami.

Meanwhile, to the north, other Silesian branches of the Piast dynasty kept struggling to consolidate other Silesian minors and form a unified, centralised state. Two counties in Lower Silesia: {{W|Głogów}} and {{W|Oleśnica}}, were vassalized by the Polish. The debts incurred by Vaclav I and his eventual abdication damaged Inkamian stability. Unfortunately, these internal matters prohibited intervention in the neighbouring duchies, thus giving the Polish branch of {{W|Jagiellonian dynasty}} free hand to annex the remaining part of Lower Silesia, as well as the city of {{W|Opole}}.

=== Expedition to Burgundy ===
Following the incorporation of Moravia and Upper Silesia, Inkami gained a direct border with the Holy Roman Empire. Diplomats were sent to the most prominent states within the Empire and beyond, establishing close diplomatic ties with the {{W|Margraviate of Brandenburg}}, {{W|Electorate of Saxony}}, the Bavarian states, and the {{W|Duchy of Burgundy}}. As soon as the heir to the Inkamian throne - {{W|Casimir II, Duke of Cieszyn|Kazimir II}} - was of age, he was sent to the Burgundian royal court in {{W|Dijon}}, hoping to find a wife and secure his succession line. {{W|Charles the Bold}}, Duke of Burgundy, was impressed by the young prince and promised to arrange an engagement between his daughter {{W|Mary of Burgundy|Mary}} and Kazimir. The only condition set by the duke was Inkamian involvement in the {{W|Burgundian Wars}} against the {{W|Old Swiss Confederacy|Swiss Confederacy}}. Kazimir accepted the offer and set off to war alongside Charles. The marriage was to take place upon their return to Dijon.

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}}Charles' expedition has suffered great losses and as harsh winter was approaching, it was clear Burgundy would lose the war. Despite Kazimir's insisting to pull out, the duke was determined to bring the siege of {{W|Nancy, France|Nancy}} to an end. On 5 January 1477, {{W|René II, Duke of Lorraine|René II}}, Duke of Lorraine, gathered enough forces to encircle the besieged city and push back the attack. The battle resulted in a crippling defeat of the Burgundians. Kazimir managed to escape at the last moment and returned to Dijon, where he hoped to be reunited with Charles. The duke, however, was found dead on the battlefield. After hearing the news, Mary called off the wedding and prohibited Kazimir from ever returning to Burgundy.

As Charles failed to have a male heir, and as the engagement between Mary and Kazimir was broken, Burgundy has entered a succession crisis. The Burgundian princess opted to marry a Habsburg candidate - {{W|Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor|Archduke Maximilian}}, further damaging relations with the Inkamian royal court.

=== Inkamian claim to Burgundy ===

Despite the fallout between the monarchs of Burgundy and Inkami, king Kazimir never renounced his claims to the Burgundian throne, which was promised to him by the late Duke Charles the Bold. As the Kingdom of France annouced its own claims to Burgundian lands, Inkamian diplomats were sent to Paris to resolve the dispute and form a united coalition against the Habsburgs. The alliance was later enlarged by {{W|Charles II, Duke of Guelders|Charles II}}, the disputed Duke of {{W|Duchy of Guelders|Guelders}}, as well as the {{W|Duchy of Lorraine}}, thus ending its hostilities with Inkami.

The coalition was triggered by {{W|Louis XI}} of France, when he declared war on the Habsburgs in 1477, quickly capturing the Burgundian heartland and Picardy. Charles II successfully returned to Guelders, and supported by the Dutch rebels has started pushing towards {{W|The Hague}}. The forces of René II of Lorraine alongside Swiss mercenaries have began the siege of Luxembourg. In the east, king Kazimir managed to cross the Danube in Prešpotok, slowly pushing towards Vienna. Poor organization of the Habsburg army and lack of communication between the fronts in Burgundy and Austria led to severe losses on their behalf.

As the war seemed hopeless for Maximilian I, he abdicated from the Burgundian throne in 1479 and renounced all further Habsburg claims in Low Countries. The four members of the coalition sent their rulers and diplomats to {{W|Arras}}, where in 1482 the Duchy of Burgundy and all its former subjects were partitioned, with Inkami annexing the counties of {{W|County of Flanders|Flanders}} and {{W|County of Namur|Namur}}, as well as the northern part of the {{W|County of Hainaut}} and the southern part of the {{W|Duchy of Brabant}}. Following the peace treaty, Kazimir headed to {{W|City of Brussels|Brussels}}, where he proclaimed the formation of the [[Duchy of Flanders-Brabant]] in a personal union under the Kingdom of Inkami.

An imperial decree issued in 1502 has officially excluded Low Countries from the Holy Roman Empire, thus allowing the Duke of Guelders to adopt the title of the King of the Netherlands, as well as elevate Flanders-Brabant to the rank of the kingdom.

===The Mazovian succession crisis===
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}}Following the crisis in Burgundy, the nearly 80-year long reign of {{W|Casimir II, Duke of Cieszyn|Kazimir II}} was relatively peaceful. King’s diplomatic efforts and strategic marriages resulted in a temporal relation improvement between Inkami and Poland. That changed in 1526, shortly after death of two young dukes of {{W|Duchy of Masovia|Mazovia}} – {{W|Stanisław of Masovia|Stanisław I}} and {{W|Janusz III of Masovia|Janusz III}}, thus making the Mazovian line of the Piast dynasty extinct, and – according to previous agreements – putting Mazovia in a personal union under Poland. The royal court in Warsaw suspected poisoning by the Polish members of the royal family.

To prevent incorporation of Mazovia into Poland, {{W|Anna of Masovia|duchess Anna}} attempted to seize power in the duchy. Her claim was, however, considered weak in comparison to the Polish king. She, therefore, decided to ask Kazimir II of Inkami for help. The king opposed any kind of intervention, however, due to his elderly age, majority of royal power was given to his son and the heir to the throne – {{W|Wenceslaus II, Duke of Cieszyn|Vaclav II}} – who accepted the call for help. As Hungary still remained in a personal union under Poland, it meant a two-front war for Inkami, therefore Vaclav used his influence in Vienna to persuade the Holy Roman Emperor {{W|Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor|Charles V}} to aid him in the fight on the southern front.

Thanks to high level of education achieved during his stay in Vienna, Vaclav II managed to successfully siege Hungarian capital of {{W|Buda}} within the very first year of the war. He then moved to the northern front, where he successfully defended Mazovian castles in {{W|Sochaczew}} and {{W|Płock}}, as well as pushed into Poland itself, capturing {{W|Toruń}}, {{W|Łęczyca}} and {{W|Częstochowa|Warta}}. A peace treaty was signed, confirming Mazovian independence under Anna’s rule, granting territorial gains (Varta to Inkami, {{W|Chęciny}} to Mazovia), and revoking Polish overlordship over Silesian counties. As the war left Poland in a poor state, Hungary soon broke the personal union, crowning {{W|John Zápolya|Jan I Zápolya}} as Hungarian king. Jan, whose mother was connected to both Inkamian and Mazovian line of Piast dynasty, established friendly relations with the royal courts of Warsaw and Krakov.

In 1552, the children of victorious monarchs – {{W|Wenceslaus III Adam, Duke of Cieszyn|Vaclav III}} of Inkami and {{W|Sophia of Masovia|Zofia}} of Mazovia – were married in Warsaw, thus uniting two branches of Piast dynasty, as well as their respective realms.

===Inkami under Habsburg Dynasty===
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}}The Piast dynasty has reigned in Krakov until 1625, when {{W|Frederick William, Duke of Cieszyn|Frederik Vilem}}, grandson of Vaclav III and king of Inkami from 1617, suddenly passed away during his visit to the Netherlands. The throne was then claimed by his sister {{W|Elizabeth Lucretia, Duchess of Cieszyn|Alžbíeta}}, however, she was never officially crowned due to Habsburg claim. Their right to Inkamian throne was enforced by political and military strength of the Holy Roman Emperor. Alžbíeta was eventually recognised as the regent of Inkami and was allowed to keep her position until the Habsburg heir, {{W|Ferdinand IV, King of the Romans|Ferdinand IV}}, came to age in 1649. During this time, she established first Inkamian parliament in Krakov, hoping it would help maintain autonomy within the Habsburg monarchy. She was then sent to exile and settled in Warsaw, where her rule was still recognized. The Kingdom of Mazovia was then seized by the {{W|House of Wettin|Wettin dynasty}} and eventually united with the rest of Poland under {{W|Augustus II the Strong}}.

Habsburg rule was not seen as legitimate by the Inkamians. As the royalist were about to lose the {{W|English Civil War}}, Ferdidand feared the spread of revolutionary ideas to his realm, thus he ruled the kingdom mainly from his residences in Prague and Vienna.

In the following decades of the Habsburg reign Inkami was expanded to the east, with {{W|Cluj-Napoca|Kluž}} and {{W|Suceava|Sučava}} incorporated into the Crown. The eastward expansion, however, came with a cost. The constant expeditions of the Habsburgs greatly increased army spendings, eventually destroying Inkamian economy. The people of Inkami grew more and more disloyal, and, as many anticipated, the anti-Habsburg sentiments would soon reach their breaking point.

===Wars of Independence===
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}}In 1703 {{W|Rákóczi's War of Independence}} broke out in Habsburg Hungary. Inkamian aristocracy refused to recruit into the army and instead started another rebellion against the Austrians. In just a year, most major cities of the Crown were liberated, including Krakov and Lvov. The Battle of {{W|Bratislava|Prešpotok}} of 1709 was decisive for the Inkamian victory. It left the Austrian capital open to Inkamian attack.

During the Inkamian siege of Vienna, {{W|Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor|Charles VI of Austria}} signed the treaty ending Habsburg rule in Inkami and Bohemia, which found itself under personal union with Inkami itself. Inkami was then allowed to fully withdraw from the {{W|Holy Roman Empire}}.

Nonetheless, the battles in Hungary continued, eventually leading to Austrian victory in 1711. Inkamian aristocracy then gathered in Lvov and proclaimed parliamentary monarchy based on the British system. Another election for a king was held, which led to coronation of {{W|John William III, Duke of Saxe-Eisenach|John William III}} in Krakov in 1712.

===Silesian Wars===
Following Inkamian and Bohemian independence, the right to rule over the region of Silesia was claimed by {{W|Prussia}}'s {{W|House of Hohenzollern|Hohenzollern dynasty}}. The Silesian Wars were a series of two wars fought between the two countries in 18th century.

Due to poor organisation of the Inkamian army and ethnic tensions in Bohemia, the first war ended in 1742 with overwhelming Prussian victory. All of Bohemian posessions in Silesia as well as Inkamian city of {{W|Opole|Opolí}} found themselves under the rule of Hohenzollerns. The recent Prussian expantion was alarming to its other neighbours, including {{W|Kingdom of France|France}} and the {{W|Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth}} under the {{W|House of Wettin}}. The Inkamian court came up with an idea of an anti-Prussian coalition, which was signed by representatives of all three countries in Krakov in 1752.

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}}The Second Silesian War broke out in 1757, with Prussian invasion of {{W|Electorate of Saxony}}, which was in a personal union over Poland-Lithuania. As Polish-Lithuanian armies were advancing into East Prussia near city of {{W|Königsberg}}, the Silesian front quickly hit a stalemate near the suburbs of Katovice. It was eventually broken from the north with the help of Polish-Lithuanian armies, however didn't move deeper than behind the city of Opolí.

At this point, the Commonwealth was willing to sign white peace with Prussia due to its internal problems and France lost interest of continuing the fight as it didn't desire any territorial expansion. Under these circumstances, Inkami was forced to sign the Treaty of Hubertusburg in 1760. On its conditions, Prussia ceded the port of {{W|Klaipėda|Memel}} to the Commonwealth, and only returned {{W|Opolian Silesia}} to Inkami, with {{W|Lower Silesia}} and city of {{W|Wrocław|Vratislav}} remaining under Prussian rule.

===Napoleonic Wars===
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}}In late 1805 Inkamian king {{W|Karl August, Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach|Karol August}} went on a diplomatic mission to Paris, where three days later he signed an alliance treaty with {{W|Napoleon|Napoléon Bonaparte}}. According to the agreement, Inkami joined the {{W|Continental System}}. When the {{W|War of the Fourth Coalition}} broke out, Inkamian armies fought Russian Empire on the eastern front, as well as assisted France in successful {{W|Battle of Jena–Auerstedt}} against Prussia. The king sent a small expedition force to help Napoleon against Austria as well. Thanks to {{W|Treaties of Tilsit}}, Inkami regained control over half of Lower Silesia and the city of Vratislav. The country also supported formation of {{W|Duchy of Warsaw}}.

In 1809, Inkami fought alongside France in the {{W|War of the Fifth Coalition}}. After {{W|Treaty of Schönbrunn}} was signed with Austria, Inkami gained a region highly populated by Inkamians - South Moravia. Several misunderstandings between Inkamian and Napoleonic generals led to dissolution of the alliance a year later and country's withdrawal from the following coalitions.

===Industrial Revolution===
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}}The 19th century brought age of prosperity and wealth to the Inkamian society, with growing {{W|Industrialisation|industrialisation}} and easier access to higher education. Newly introduced {{W|Positivism|positivist ideas}} deeply influenced the society and spread more tolerance for other ethnicities and religions. Women quickly became more invested within the society, with rapidly growing support for the {{W|Women's suffrage|suffrage movements}}. Inkami was then the second country in Europe to grand women the right to vote in 1880, just after the {{W|Grand Duchy of Tuscany}} in 1848.

During this period, the capital city of Krakov experienced the biggest growth in its history, from approximately 150,000 inhabitants in 1830 to over 1.2 million in 1910. This was mainly to the city's area expantion, industrialisation and immigration. Krakov attracted refugees from neighbouring {{W|Congress Poland}} under the Russian Empire after fall of its two uprisings, in {{W|November Uprising|1831}} and {{W|January Uprising|1864}} respectively. In 1910, Poles made up 11% of city's population.

===World War I===
The outbreak of {{W|World War I}} brought concerns within the Inkamian society, which was mostly anti-war. As many believed, the country had no interest participating in the conflict, despite the possibility of regaining the parts of Silesia remaining under the {{W|German Empire}}. In early 1915, Inkamian parliament voted on staying out of the war, what severly hurt the nation's relations with France. Nonetheless, the king ordered to expand the army in case of invasion from either the {{W|Central Powers}} or Russia.

The topic of Inkamian participation returned in early 1916, when the German-Russian front hit a stalemate on the {{W|Vistula}} river. It became clear that control over Inkami would be crucial in advancing in any direction. This circumstance led to a treaty between Inkami and the {{W|Triple Entente|Entente}}, which granted military access to Inkamian lands to the Entente and its allies in exchange for granting Inkami a part of Lower Silesia around the city of {{W|Legnica|Liegnitz}} in case of victory. The agreement was honoured 3 years later by the {{W|Treaty of Versailles}}. Inkamian representatives were also present during the {{W|Paris Peace Conference (1919–1920)|Paris Peace Conference}}, as the Western powers believed Inkamian input would be crucial in maintaining the resolutions of the {{W|Treaty of Trianon}}.

===Interwar period and the Bohemian Schism===
The treaties signed upon Central Powers' defeat completely reimagined the borders of Central Europe. Several nations, including Poles, Hungarians and Croats, were granted independence, while other ones, like Romanians, expanded their borders according to the ethnicity of local population. This series of events increased tentions within both Inkami and Bohemia, with Romania announcing official claims on Inkami's south-eastern lands and Bohemians demanding an establishment of an independent republic.

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}}In April 1920, mass protests broke out in Bohemian cities, with most significant centers in {{W|Prague}}, {{W|Plzeň}}, {{W|Liberec}} and {{W|České Budějovice}}. The Inkamian Prime Minister - Anton Štefánek - called for no use of violence on both sides. An Inkamian-Bohemian conference was held in the neutral city of {{W|Hradec Králové}} (now Hradec Karlovej) in order to discuss the future of the two nations. Inkami agreed to hold an independence referendum in Bohemia, in exchange of dividing its lands according to the major ethnicity, creating the [[State of Elbe (Inkami)|State of Elbe]] carved out from Bohemian lands. The modern borders of Inkami were established.

The referendum took place in November 1920, with an overwhelming 80% of population supporting Bohemian independence. The {{W|Czech Republic|Republic of Bohemia}} was officialy formed on January 1st, 1921. The last Inkamian forces left the country in March.

In the following years of the interwar period, Inkami focused on developing friendly relations with its newly established neighbours. The country sent diplomatic missions to Austria, Bohemia, Hungary, Poland, the {{W|Soviet Union}} and the {{W|Weimar Republic}}. Germany's chancellor {{W|Wilhelm Marx}} and Poland's president {{W|Ignacy Mościcki}} both visited king Karol IV in Krakov, in 1926 and 1927 respectively.

===World War II===
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}}In 1938, Germany announced claims on Bohemian lands. A conference in Munich took place between representatives of the UK, France, Italy, Inkami and Germany. Despite Inkamian objection, {{W|Munich Agreement}} was signed. {{W|Sudetenland|Bohemian Sudetenland}} was incorporated into Germany, while Bohemia itself became a sattelite state. Inkamian representatives left the meeting early as a sign of protest. The World War started just a year later, with {{W|Battle of Westerplatte|invasion of Westerplatte}}.

Poland prepared decent defense system to slow down the invasion for a few month. German and Romanian armies crossed Inkamian borders in the morning of November 15th, as part of the plan of attacking Poland from the south. Inkamian army was forced to withdraw from southern lands and protect area between Warsaw and Krakov. Northern part of the country, protected by Carpathian Mountains, managed to hold the invasion longer.

Krakov Royal Castle fell on April 27th, 1940. Royal family managed to escape to Greece. Part of Inkamian treasure was moved to Sweden. Shortly after, Inkamian {{W|Government in exile|government in exile}} was formed in Stockholm. The government was sending financial help to the Allies, organised and supplied an uprising in Vratislav in 1944. At the same time, German army was fighting with Polish insurgents in Warsaw. Minor Inkamian invasion on Köningsberg was launched. Enemies began to loose on multiple fronts. They had to withdraw from Inkami and Poland. Government in exile safely returned to liberated Krakov. None of the major cities was severely damaged during the occupation.

===Modern history===
In 1945 Inkamian government participated in peace talks alongside United Kingdom and France. Its representatives opposed idea of establishment of the {{W|Iron Curtain}} on Vistula river and Eastern border of Inkami. Thanks to their involvement and diplomatic skills, none of Central European countries became Soviet satellite states. Unfortunately, Soviets refused to return most of the lands seized after signing the {{W|Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact}}.

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}}Inkami received high war reparations from Germany and gained one of the four Austrian occupation zones ({{W|Lower Austria|Niederösterreich}} and {{W|Burgenland}}). In 1947 a referendum was held, whether the king shall return from exile or not. Almost 80% of men and women voted in favour.

{{W|Austrian State Treaty}} was signed in 1955, officially ending Inkamian occupation of the country. Later that year, Inkami became a member of NATO alongside Germany, Bohemia and Poland. Inkami was one of the countries to sign the {{W|Maastricht Treaty}} in 1992, following a national referendum. It joined the European Union in the following year. Inkami has 54 seats in the European Parliament. In the year 2000 a referendum was held whether the country should join the {{W|Eurozone}} or not. Over 70% of the population voted against the idea. Inkami was granted an {{W|Opt-outs in the European Union|opt-out}} and is no longer obliged to adapt Euro as currency in future.

==Geography==
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}}Inkami is located in Central Europe between latitudes 47° and 51° N and longitudes 15° and 26° E. The Inkamian landscape is noted primarily for its mountainous nature, with the Carpathian Mountains extending across most of the central part of the country. Among these mountain ranges are the high peaks of the {{W|Fatra-Tatra Area}} (including Tatra Mountains, Greater Fatra and Lesser Fatra) with the highest point of {{W|Gerlachovský štít|Gerlach}} (2,655 m). The largest lowland is {{W|Great Hungarian Plain}} in the south.

===Climate===
Inkamian climate can be described as a {{W|Temperate climate|temperate climate}} with relatively cold winters and warm summers.

====Climate data for {{W|Kraków|Krakov}}====
{{Weather box|location = Krakov, 1991–2020 normals, extremes 1951–present
| collapsed = y
| metric first = y
| single line = y
| Jan record high C = 17.3
| Feb record high C = 21.0
| Mar record high C = 24.7
| Apr record high C = 31.2
| May record high C = 33.7
| Jun record high C = 36.0
| Jul record high C = 36.7
| Aug record high C = 38.3
| Sep record high C = 35.8
| Oct record high C = 27.9
| Nov record high C = 24.0
| Dec record high C = 19.9
| year record high C = 38.3
| Jan avg record high C = 10.9
| Feb avg record high C = 13.3
| Mar avg record high C = 18.9
| Apr avg record high C = 25.3
| May avg record high C = 28.9
| Jun avg record high C = 32.1
| Jul avg record high C = 33.4
| Aug avg record high C = 33.2
| Sep avg record high C = 28.4
| Oct avg record high C = 24.4
| Nov avg record high C = 17.8
| Dec avg record high C = 11.6
| year avg record high C = 34.7
| Jan high C = 2.3
| Feb high C = 4.4
| Mar high C = 9.1
| Apr high C = 15.8
| May high C = 20.6
| Jun high C = 24.0
| Jul high C = 26.0
| Aug high C = 25.8
| Sep high C = 20.2
| Oct high C = 14.6
| Nov high C = 8.2
| Dec high C = 3.3
| year high C = 14.5
| Jan mean C = -1.0
| Feb mean C = 0.4
| Mar mean C = 4.1
| Apr mean C = 9.8
| May mean C = 14.6
| Jun mean C = 18.3
| Jul mean C = 20.0
| Aug mean C = 19.3
| Sep mean C = 14.2
| Oct mean C = 9.2
| Nov mean C = 4.4
| Dec mean C = 0.2
| year mean C = 9.5
| Jan low C = -3.5
| Feb low C = -2.6
| Mar low C = 0.3
| Apr low C = 4.8
| May low C = 9.5
| Jun low C = 13.2
| Jul low C = 14.9
| Aug low C = 14.4
| Sep low C = 10.1
| Oct low C = 5.7
| Nov low C = 1.7
| Dec low C = -2.2
| year low C = 5.5
| Jan avg record low C = -14.0
| Feb avg record low C = -11.4
| Mar avg record low C = -6.4
| Apr avg record low C = -1.6
| May avg record low C = 3.0
| Jun avg record low C = 8.1
| Jul avg record low C = 9.9
| Aug avg record low C = 9.2
| Sep avg record low C = 3.8
| Oct avg record low C = -1.8
| Nov avg record low C = -5.8
| Dec avg record low C = -11.6
| year avg record low C = -16.4
| Jan record low C = -26.1
| Feb record low C = -26.8
| Mar record low C = -23.2
| Apr record low C = -4.6
| May record low C = -1.8
| Jun record low C = 2.3
| Jul record low C = 6.6
| Aug record low C = 4.5
| Sep record low C = -2.6
| Oct record low C = -5.7
| Nov record low C = -16.1
| Dec record low C = -25.7
| year record low C = -26.8
| precipitation colour = green
| Jan precipitation mm = 37.9
| Feb precipitation mm = 33.3
| Mar precipitation mm = 38.3
| Apr precipitation mm = 48.4
| May precipitation mm = 82.6
| Jun precipitation mm = 81.1
| Jul precipitation mm = 98.6
| Aug precipitation mm = 75.1
| Sep precipitation mm = 70.3
| Oct precipitation mm = 53.1
| Nov precipitation mm = 41.8
| Dec precipitation mm = 32.4
| year precipitation mm = 693.0
| unit precipitation days = 0.1 mm
| Jan precipitation days = 16.9
| Feb precipitation days = 15.2
| Mar precipitation days = 14.9
| Apr precipitation days = 12.9
| May precipitation days = 14.6
| Jun precipitation days = 13.8
| Jul precipitation days = 14.7
| Aug precipitation days = 12.4
| Sep precipitation days = 12.0
| Oct precipitation days = 13.6
| Nov precipitation days = 14.7
| Dec precipitation days = 16.3
| year precipitation days = 172.0
| Jan humidity = 82.2
| Feb humidity = 78.9
| Mar humidity = 73.0
| Apr humidity = 66.1
| May humidity = 68.4
| Jun humidity = 68.9
| Jul humidity = 70.0
| Aug humidity = 72.4
| Sep humidity = 79.3
| Oct humidity = 82.7
| Nov humidity = 84.8
| Dec humidity = 83.9
| year humidity = 75.9
| source 1 = {{W|World Meteorological Organization|World Meteorological Organization (WMO)}}
}}

===Rivers===
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}}Inkami controlls sources of multiple major rivers in the region, including source of {{W|Vistula}} in {{W|Silesian Beskids}}, {{W|Odra}} in {{W|Oderské vrchy|Odra Highlands}} and {{W|Elbe}} in {{W|Krkonoše|Karkonoše}}. Besides that, country has access to Danube in the south, through region of [[State of Slovakia (Inkami)|Slovakia]].

In the past Inkamian rivers had major influence on nation's economy, as trade with Gdańsk through Vistula was one of the major national income sources. Inkamian economy was deeply affected after partitions of Poland and collapse of Vistula trade in early XIX century.
 

==Economy==
The Inkamian economy is a {{W|World Bank high-income economy|high-income economy}}, with the GDP (nominal) per capita of $37,842 equalling 112% of the average of the European Union in 2019. According to the {{W|World Bank}}, Inkamian GDP nominal stands at {{W|List of countries by GDP (nominal)|13th place in the world}} with 1,646,695 mln USD.

The country struggles with addressing regional imbalances in wealth and employment. GDP per capita ranges from 194% of EU average in {{W|Kraków|Krakov}} to 51% in [[State of Marmatia (Inkami)|Marmatia]].

===Currency===
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}}Inkamian Zlaty ('''Ƶl''') is the official currency of Inkami, issued by the Inkamian Royal Bank. It is divided into 100 haleř. The coins come in 1 hř, 2 hř, 5 hř, 10 hř, 20 hř, 50 hř, 1 Ƶl, 2 Ƶl, 5 Ƶl. The notes are issued in 10 Ƶl, 20 Ƶl, 50 Ƶl, 100 Ƶl, and 200 Ƶl. Each features an important Inkamian historical figure, two holograms, and two metallic-coated symbols. The shape in the top-right is 3D, facilitating accessibility. The new polymer banknotes were introduced in 2014, fully replacing the old banknotes in circulation by 2018.

Zlaty is the 9th most-traded currency in the foreign exchange market. Its exchange rate, as of January 2022, was €1 = 2.27 Ƶl. Thanks to an {{W|Opt-outs in the European Union|opt-out}} from year 2000, Inkami and is no longer obliged to adapt Euro as its official currency in future. Despite that fact, adapting Euro as national currency is considered beneficial by some left-wing politicians, mostly from progressive [[Inkami#Politics|New Europe party]].

===Energy===
The energy industry in Inkami is mostly based on {{W|Fossil fuel|fossil fuels}}. With major source of black coal in {{W|Katowice urban area|Katovice Urban Area}}, Inkami is one of the major European exporters of the material. Due to increasing air pollution in latest years and efforts of multiple environmental organizations, citizens of Inkami can use European funds to switch to {{W|Renewable energy|renewable sources of energy}}, such as solar pannels.

As of 2020, about 35% of power is produced by renewable resources. The number is expected to climb to 50% by 2025. Over the last decade, coal mining in Inkami decreased by 20%.

===Transportation===
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}}As a part of Schengen Area, Inkami and is an important transport hub due to its position in Central Europe. Some of the longest European routes, including the {{W|European route E40|E40}}, run through the country's major cities: Vratislav, Krakov and Lvov.

In 2007, Inkami began to implement high–speed rail routes connecting nation's major cities. New Pendolino train - operating at 200 km/h - was introduced. As of 2022, the most popular connection is Vratislav-Stanislavov, passing through Krakov. The largest passenger train station in terms of the number of travelers is Vratislav Hlavní.

There are 20 international airports in Inkami, with Krakov holding the record of 2 - Bíenčice and Balice. The national flag carrier is [[InkAIR]], operating 121 (including 8 seasonal) international connections as of 2022.

===Tourism===
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}}Inkami is the third most visited country in Central Europe and {{W|World Tourism rankings|10th on the continent}}. With over 24 million international arrivals in 2019, tourism is an important source of national income and country's service market.

There's a wide range of tourist attractions in Inkami, from busy cities to peaceful ranges of the Carpathian Mountains. The most visited city is Krakov, heart of Inkami with main residence of Inkamian monarch - the {{W|Wawel Castle|Vavel Castle}}. A notable highlight is the 13th-century {{W|Wieliczka Salt Mine|Víelička Salt Mine}} with its long tunnels, a subterranean lake and chapels carved out of rock salt beneath the ground.

The other notable site in the country is Vratislav, one of the oldest cities in Inkami, famous for its {{W|Wrocław's dwarfs|dwarfs}}. As of 2020, there are over 300 dwarfs on the streets of the city. There is also a Zoological Garden in the city with one of the world's largest number of animal species. 

Carpathian Mountains offer multiple outdoor activities such as skiing and hiking, including Mount of Gerlach - the highest peak of Inkami. A popular tourist attraction is {{W|Morskie Oko|Morskíe Oko}} Lake in {{W|High Tatras}}, just outside the town of {{W|Zakopane}}. 

==Dynasty==
Ruling dynasty of Inkami is House of Vavelskí, descendants of {{W|Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach}}. It's been in reign since Inkamian independence in 1706, when aristocracy elected and crowned John William III of Saxe-Eisenach.

Current queen, Alžbíeta I, was crowned in 1988. She was the first woman with right of succession thanks to reforms announed by her father, Karol August, restorer of Inkamian monarchy. As of today, Alžbíeta's younger brother Michal in the first in royal line of succession.

Royal family of Inkami is based in {{W|Wawel Castle|Vavel Castle}} in Krakov.

==Government and politics==
Inkami has been a {{W|Unitary state|unitary}} {{W|Parliamentary system|parliamentary}} {{W|Constitutional monarchy|constitutional monarchy}} since the 1948 Inkamian institutional referendum, in which 71% of Inkamian citizens voted in favour of bringing back the Inkamian king from exile in Greece. The Inkamian head of state is the monarch, whose {{W|Royal prerogative|prerogatives}} are strictly limited by the Inkamian constitution. Most executive power lies with the head of government, the prime minister, who is usually the leader of the party with the most seats in the Sejm. The PM is appointed by the monarch.

Inkamian legislative assembly is a bicameral parliament consisting of a lower house (Sejm) and an upper house (Senate). Delegates are elected in general elections, and appointed by the Inkamian monarch for a four-year term. The latest parliamentary elections were held in 2022. Inkami operates a {{W|Multi-party system|multi-party system}}.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:left; font-size:85%; width: 100%;"
|+'''Political parties in the Sejm, Senate, and the international institutions'''
|-
! colspan="2" rowspan="2" |'''Party'''
! rowspan="2" |'''Ideology'''
! colspan="4" |'''Distribution'''
|-
!'''Sejm'''
!'''Senate'''
!'''European Parliament'''
|-
| style="text-align:center; background:#FFC336;" |
|'''Liberalny svaz''' Liberal Alliance ({{W|European People's Party Group|EPP}})
|Liberalism, Liberal conservatism, Pro-Europeanism
|{{Composition bar|194|520|hex = #FFC336}}
|{{Composition bar|37|100|hex = #FFC336}}
|{{Composition bar|21|54|hex = #FFC336}}
|-
| style="text-align:center; background:#0670B2;" |
|'''Unía rodin''' Union of Families ({{W|European Conservatives and Reformists|ECR}})
|National conservatism, Christian democracy
|{{Composition bar|148|520|hex = #0670B2}}
|{{Composition bar|29|100|hex = #0670B2}}
|{{Composition bar|16|54|hex = #0670B2}}
|-
| style="text-align:center; background:#9835A7;" |
|'''Nova Europa''' New Europe ({{W|Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D}})
|Social democracy, Progressivism, Pro-Europeanism
|{{Composition bar|105|520|hex = #9835A7}}
|{{Composition bar|19|100|hex = #9835A7}}
|{{Composition bar|11|54|hex = #9835A7}}
|-
| style="text-align:center; background:#8FC408;" |
|'''Zíeleni''' Greens ({{W|Greens–European Free Alliance|Greens/EFA}})
|Green politics, Alter-globalism, Progressivism
|{{Composition bar|49|520|hex = #8FC408}}
|{{Composition bar|10|100|hex = #8FC408}}
|{{Composition bar|4|54|hex = #8FC408}}
|-
| style="text-align:center; background:#E63946;" |
|'''Inkamská ludová strana''' Inkamian People's Party ({{W|European People's Party Group|EPP}})
|Agrarianism, Democratic socialism, Euroscepticism
|{{Composition bar|24|520|hex = #E63946}}
|{{Composition bar|5|100|hex = #E63946}}
|{{Composition bar|2|54|hex = #E63946}}
|}
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="text-align:center; font-size:85%; width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" style="padding:0.2em 0.5em" |'''Distribution scheme'''
|-
!'''Sejm'''
!'''Senate'''
|-
|[[File:Sejm of Inkami.png|center|250px]]
|[[File:Senate of Inkami.png|center|250px]]
|}

===Law===
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}}The Inkamian jurisprudence uses {{W|Civil law (legal system)|civil law system}}, based on the Germanic law with the influence of the Napoleonic code. The first Inkamian constitution was ratified by King Karol III in 1817, following the end of the Napoleonic Wars. It was based on the French {{W|Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen}} and the idea of the abolition of {{W|Religious law|religious law}}, and further expanded to regulate more areas of the Inkamian legal system. Moreover, the 1817 Constitution redefined the idea of Inkamian monarchy, limiting the power of the monarch, thus strengthening the Inkamian parliament, allowing rapid {{W|Democratization|democratization}} of Inkamian society. The ratification of the first Inkamian constitution is commemorated annually during a national holiday on the 21st of July.

The current Constitution of Inkami is the supreme law acting as the basis of the national legal system. It was adapted in 1948, following the Inkamian institutional referendum held earlier that year. The Inkamian constitution guarantees - among others - the freedom of speech, assembly, and religion. Nonetheless, the act prohibits hate speech and promotion of totalitarian ideologies.

The latest adjustment to the constitution was passed by the Sejm in 2021. After same-sex {{W|Civil union|civil unions}} have been legally recognized for 14 years, {{W|Same-sex marriage|same-sex marriage}} was officially permitted. The constitution was then adjusted to provide legal protection for spouses of the same sex, equal to the ones of the heterosexual couples.

The highest judicial organ in Inkami is the Supreme Court based in the national capital - Krakov. It maintains supremacy over all common courts within the country. The two tribunals - the State Tribunal and the Constitutional Tribunal - are separate judicial bodies, that are excluded from the influence of the Supreme Court. Their respective responsibilities are controlling the liability of people holding the highest offices, and resolving disputes on the constitutionality of legal acts adapted by the Inkamian Parliament.

===Foreign relations===
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As one of the key members of European Union, Inkami is closely related economically to {{W|France}} and {{W|Germany}}. The country also keeps good relations with its western neighbour - {{W|Czech Republic|Bohemia}}. The situation is still tense on the eastern border, with {{W|Romania}} claiming the regions with seizable Romanian minority (the state of [[State of Marmatia (Inkami)|Marmatia]], as well as eastern provinces of [[State of Krisana (Inkami)|Krisana]]). European Union is a mediator in the confict that prevents Romania from joining the organization.

As of 2022, Inkami manages 205 diplomatic missions abroad. There are also hunders of foreign diplomatic missions to the country, with embassies of countries such as [[Ijanusky]].

===Administrative divisions===
{{InkamiRegions}}
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|-
! style="width:120px;" |'''Division'''
! style="width:100px;" |'''Capital'''
! style="width:90px;" |'''Population'''
! style="width:90px;" |'''Area (km2)'''
! style="width:105px;" |'''Density (/km2)'''
|-
| colspan="2" |[[File:Flag of Krakov.png|23px]] [[Krakov (Inkami)|Capital City of Krakov]]
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|02|4,070,383}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|13|3,978}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|02|1,023}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[File:Flag of Vratislav.png|23px]] [[Vratislav (Inkami)|Free City of Vratislav]]
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|12|2,076,026}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|15|648}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|01|3,202}}
|-
| colspan="2" |[[File:Flag of Prespotok.png|23px]] [[Prešpotok (Inkami)|Free City of Prešpotok]]
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|15|727,843}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|14|733}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|03|994}}
|-
|[[File:Flag of Silesia (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Silesia (Inkami)|Silesia]]
|{{W|Katowice|Katovice}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|01|8,103,926}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|04|30,345}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|04|267}}
|-
|[[File:Flag of Elbe.png|23px]] [[State of Elbe (Inkami)|Elbe]]
|{{W|Hradec Králové|Hradec Karlovej}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|11|2,256,767}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|11|17,794}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|09|127}}
|-
|[[File:Flag of Moravia (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Moravia (Inkami)|Moravia]]
|{{W|Brno}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|03|4,065,327}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|06|25,957}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|05|157}}
|-
|[[File:Flag of Slovakia (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Slovakia (Inkami)|Slovakia]]
|{{W|Nitra}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|08|2,654,176}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|02|32,194}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|13|82}}
|-
|[[File:Flag of Old Inkia.png|23px]] [[State of Old Inkia (Inkami)|Old Inkia]]
|{{W|Częstochowa|Varta}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|13|1,645,886}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|12|11,627}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|06|142}}
|-
|[[File:Flag of Upper Inkia.png|23px]] [[State of Upper Inkia (Inkami)|Upper Inkia]]
|{{W|Rzeszów|Řešov}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|09|2,629,856}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|10|18,674}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|07|141}}
|-
|[[File:Flag of Carpathia.png|23px]] [[State of Carpathia (Inkami)|Carpathia]]
|{{W|Presov|Prešov}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|06|2,718,125}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|01|36,199}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|14|75}}
|-
|[[File:Flag of Piedmont (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Piedmont (Inkami)|Piedmont]]
|{{W|Kosice|Košice}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|07|2,670,665}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|03|31,970}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|12|84}}
|-
|[[File:Flag of Galicia (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Galicia (Inkami)|Galicia]]
|{{W|Lviv|Lvov}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|04|3,370,440}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|05|25,996}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|08|130}}
|-
|[[File:Flag of Lower Inkia.png|23px]] [[State of Lower Inkia (Inkami)|Lower Inkia]]
|{{W|Ivano-Frankivsk|Stanislavov}}
| style="text-align:right;" |{{Sort|05|2,757,463}}
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|[[File:Flag of Marmatia.png|23px]] [[State of Marmatia (Inkami)|Marmatia]]
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|[[File:Flag of Krisana.png|23px]] [[State of Krisana (Inkami)|Krisana]]
|{{W|Oradea|Velkí Varadin}}
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==Demographics==
Inkami has approximately 43.5 million inhabitants, making it the seventh-largest population in Europe and the fifth-largest in the European Union. It has a population density of 145 inhabitants per square kilometre.

Inkamian population is aging significantly, with the {{W|Median age|median age}} of 43 in 2022. The country is entering the fifth stage of {{W|Demographic transition|demographic transition}} with the {{W|Rate of natural increase|rate of natural increase}} of -0,2‰ in 2022. The overall population is still growing due to positive {{W|Net migration rate|net migration rate}}.

Around 70% of Inkamian citizens reside in urban areas or major cities. The most populous administrative subdivision is the State of Silesia, at over 5 million inhabitants. The most populous city is the national capital - Krakov, at 1.8 million inhabitants with almost 3 million people living in its metropolitan area.
===Metropolitan cities and urban areas===
{{Largest cities2
|country = Inkami
|name = Largest cities of Inkami
|kind = cities
|div_name = State
|stat_ref = 2022 official census results
|img_1 = Sukiennice and Main Market Square Krakow Poland.JPG
|img_2 = Wrocław_Dworzec_Główny.jpg
|img_3 = Львівський національний академічний театр опери та балету імені Соломії Крушельницької 13.jpg
|img_4 = Bratislava Castle 2010.jpg
|div_link = :Inkami#Administrative divisions{{!}}State

|city_1 = {{W|Kraków|Krakov}}
|div_1 = [[File:Flag of Krakov.png|23px]] [[Krakov (Inkami)|Krakov]]
|pop_1 = 1,811,912 {{Increase}}

|city_2 = {{W|Wrocław|Vratislav}}
|div_2 = [[File:Flag of Vratislav.png|23px]] [[Vratislav (Inkami)|Vratislav]]
|pop_2 = 1,552,206 {{Increase}}

|city_3 = {{W|Lviv|Lvov}}
|div_3 = [[File:Flag of Galicia (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Galicia (Inkami)|Galicia]]
|pop_3 = 786,486 {{Increase}}

|city_4 = {{W|Bratislava|Prešpotok}}
|div_4 = [[File:Flag of Prespotok.png|23px]] [[Prešpotok (Inkami)|Prešpotok]]
|pop_4 = 521,596 {{Decrease}}

|city_5 = {{W|Katowice|Katovice}}
|div_5 = [[File:Flag of Silesia (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Silesia (Inkami)|Silesia]]
|pop_5 = 508,005 {{Increase}}

|city_6 = {{W|Brno}}
|div_6 = [[File:Flag of Moravia (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Moravia (Inkami)|Moravia]]
|pop_6 = 449,917 {{Increase}}

|city_7 = {{W|Cluj-Napoca|Kluž}}
|div_7 = [[File:Flag of Krisana.png|23px]] [[State of Krisana (Inkami)|Krisana]]
|pop_7 = 365,053 {{Increase}}

|city_8 = {{W|Ivano-Frankivsk|Stanislavov}}
|div_8 = [[File:Flag of Lower Inkia.png|23px]] [[State of Lower Inkia (Inkami)|Lower Inkia]]
|pop_8 = 262,760 {{Decrease}}

|city_9 = {{W|Košice}}
|div_9 = [[File:Flag of Piedmont (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Piedmont (Inkami)|Piedmont]]
|pop_9 = 261,380 {{Decrease}}

|city_10 = {{W|Ostrava}}
|div_10 = [[File:Flag of Silesia (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Silesia (Inkami)|Silesia]]
|pop_10 = 261,022 {{Increase}}

|city_11 = {{W|Chernivtsi|Černíovice}}
|div_11 = [[File:Flag of Lower Inkia.png|23px]] [[State of Lower Inkia (Inkami)|Lower Inkia]]
|pop_11 = 251,411 {{Decrease}}

|city_12 = {{W|Košice}}
|div_12 = [[File:Flag of Piedmont (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Piedmont (Inkami)|Piedmont]]
|pop_12 = 237,926 {{Decrease}}

|city_13 = {{W|Częstochowa|Varta}}
|div_13 = [[File:Flag of Old Inkia.png|23px]] [[State of Old Inkia (Inkami)|Old Inkia]]
|pop_13 = 237,465 {{Decrease}}

|city_14 = {{W|Ternopil|Tarnopil}}
|div_14 = [[File:Flag of Lower Inkia.png|23px]] [[State of Lower Inkia (Inkami)|Lower Inkia]]
|pop_14 = 223,867 {{Decrease}}

|city_15 = {{W|Gliwice|Glivice}}
|div_15 = [[File:Flag of Silesia (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Silesia (Inkami)|Silesia]]
|pop_15 = 219,030 {{Increase}}

|city_16 = {{W|Debrecen|Dubrečin}}
|div_16 = [[File:Flag of Krisana.png|23px]] [[State of Krisana (Inkami)|Krisana]]
|pop_16 = 208,273 {{Increase}}

|city_17 = {{W|Sosnowiec|Sosnovíec}}
|div_17 = [[File:Flag of Old Inkia.png|23px]] [[State of Old Inkia (Inkami)|Old Inkia]]
|pop_17 = 198,675 {{Increase}}

|city_18 = {{W|Rzeszów|Řešov}}
|div_18 = [[File:Flag of Upper Inkia.png|23px]] [[State of Upper Inkia (Inkami)|Upper Inkia]]
|pop_18 = 197,703 {{Decrease}}

|city_19 = {{W|Oradea|Velkí Varadin}}
|div_19 = [[File:Flag of Krisana.png|23px]] [[State of Krisana (Inkami)|Krisana]]
|pop_19 = 188,475 {{Increase}}

|city_20 = {{W|Zabrze|Zabře}}
|div_20 = [[File:Flag of Silesia (Inkami).png|23px]] [[State of Silesia (Inkami)|Silesia]]
|pop_20 = 179,616 {{Increase}}
}}

===Public transport===
{{Template:Multiple image
|image1 = Krakov Inkami Underground Map.png
|align = right
|direction = vertical
|width = 200
|caption1 = Krakov Underground Map
|link1 = Krakov Metro (Inkami)
}}Trams are the most popular public transport in the country and are available in over 20 cities. The biggest tram system is located in Vratislav. Currently it consists of 37 lines.

Inkami has also got an impressive network of railway lines, which connect Dwořec Hlavní (Krakov Main Railway Station) with all major cities inside and outside the country, including Warsaw, Prague, Vienna and Budapest. There's also a popular connection between Vratislav Hlavní and Berlin Hauptbahnhof.

There are 2 underground systems in Inkami so far. The first is located in [[Krakov Metro (Inkami)|Krakov]] and consists of five lines. The latest extentions to the system occured in 2022. The other is located in [[Vratislav Metro (Inkami)|Vratislav]].

Total annual ridership of Inkami's metro systems was estimated to 770 mln in 2022.

===Immigration===
In 2022, Inkami had about 3.6 million foreign residents, making up 8.3% of the total population. Most foreign residents live in north-western regions, with the city of {{W|Wrocław|Vratislav}} having the highest immigration rate in the country. In 2022, most immigrants were Romanian (24%) and Polish (17%).{{Bar box|title = Ethnic groups in Inkami (2022)|float = right|bars =
{{Bar percent|Inkamian|skyblue|77.13}}
{{Bar percent|Silesian|darkblue|11.17}}
{{Bar percent|Bohemian|orange|4.82}}
{{Bar percent|Romanian|purple|2.56}}
{{Bar percent|Other|black|4.32}}}}
===Ethnic groups===
Besides Inkamians, the are 3 major ethnic groups living in Inkami. The biggest one - Silesians - are a recognised minority in Silesia. They preserve their own dialect and culture, however many declare both Silesian and Inkamian nationality. The second biggest minority - Bohemians - is spread over the Western part of Inkami, with highest numbers in the states of Elbe, Moravia, Silesia, and the city of Vratislav. The third biggest minority - Romanians - are the fastest growing minority due to high immigration rate. The biggest Inkamian-Romanian city is Kluž, located in the south-east of the country.
{{Bar box|title = Religion in Inkami (2022)|float = right|bars =
{{Bar percent|Catholicism|skyblue|62.3}}
{{Bar percent|Atheism|black|29.5}}
{{Bar percent|Orthodoxy|purple|7.4}}
{{Bar percent|Other|green|0.8}}}}
===Religion===
Christians make up about 70% of the Inkamian population. Citizens of western regions and thus the majority of the population of Inkami, are members of Roman Catholic Church, whereas most citizens of eastern states are officially Greek Orthodox. About 26% of the population (mostly in the north) is Atheist. In addition to the Christian and Atheist communities, there are also minor Islam and Jewish groups (0.8% total).

===Education===
Education in Inkami is free and mandatory from ages six to eighteen, and consists of four stages: ''škola podstavová, gimnazjum, liceum, universitet''. The most prestigious university in Inkami is Krakov's Jagiellonian University, founded in 1364 as the second oldest in Central Europe.
==National Symbols==

===Flag===
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|-
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|-
! style="text-align:center; background-color:#F5F5F5; color:#3A3A3A" |Scheme
! style="text-align:center; background-color:#F5F5F5; color:#3A3A3A" |Blue
! style="text-align:center; background-color:#F5F5F5; color:#3A3A3A" |White
! style="text-align:center; background-color:#F5F5F5; color:#3A3A3A" |Burgundy
|-
|HEX
|#0F1347
|#FFFFFF
|#BA163C
|-
|RGB
|15, 19, 71
|255, 255, 255
|186, 22, 60
|-
|HSV
|204, 71, 77
|0, 0, 100
|346, 88, 72
|-
|Example
| style="background:#0F1347" |
| style="background:#FFFFFF" |
| style="background:#BA163C" |
|}

===Coat of arms===
{{Template:Multiple image
|image1 = Lesser arms of Inkami.png
|align = right
|direction = vertical
|width = 125
|caption1 = National coat of arms
}}The coat of arms of Inkami has a lesser and a greater version.

The national coat of arms consists of two eagles with a golden crescent, each facing opposite directions, all in a deep blue shield with the royal crown on top.

===Anthem===
Tatřanski Orel ''(Eagle from Tatra)'' is the national anthem of Inkami. It was composed by {{W|Janko Matúška|Janko Matuška}} in 1844, with modern lyrics written by {{W|Maria Konopnicka|María Konopnická}}.

==Culture==

===Television===
[[File:Publična Inkamska Televizja.png|30px]] Publičná Inkamská Televizja is an Inkamian public service broadcaster and the largest television network in the country. It consists of 8 channels, including 2 main channels, 4 specialty channels and regional channels.

{{Inkami}}