Quentia

Republic of Quentia (En) Rêpública de Qüentzia (Qt) República de Quéncia (Pt)
Flag of Quentia Coat of arms of Quentia Flag Coat of Arms
Motto: "A el mar!" "To the sea!"
Anthem: Islas Amoutats "The Beloved Islands"
Location of Quentia Location of Quentia
Quentian Islands Quentian Islands
Capital (and largest city)	Cûgna
Official language	Quentian
Recognized languages	Portuguese Galician
Ethinic groups	Quentian (96%) Portuguese (02%) Galician (01%) Others (01%)
Demonym	Quentian
Government  - President  - Prime Minister  - Pres. of Chamber  - Chief Justice	Parliamentary republic Joân Enriyq d’Olivera Sylvia Nâmper (PSD) Mariya Albûcherq (PSD) Riycard Gusmán
Legislature	Chamber of Representatives
Formation  - Settlement  - Roman rules  - Post-Roman period  - Independence  - Papal recognition  - Republic	from Galicia 800BCE 80BCE 500CE 1339CE 1342CE August 29, 1874
Area  - Total  - Water (%)	2,074 km² (181th) 790 sq mi 0.43%
Population  - 2012 estimate  - 2010 official  - Density .	219,076 (186th) 217,770 105.5/km² (211th) 277.3/sq mi
GDP (PPP)  - Total  - Per capita	2011 estimate $11.264 billion $51,723
GDP (nominal)  - Total  - Per capita	2011 estimate $14.776 billion $67,849
Gini (2005)	31.8 (low)
HDI (2011)  - IHDI	0.918 (very high) (3rd)   0.859 (2nd) (Loss: 6.5%)
Currency	Coiça (ℭ) (QTC)
Time Zone  - Summer (DST)	UTC ±00 None
Date formats	dd/mm/yyyy (CE)
Drives on the	right
Calling code	+351 3
ISO 3166 code	QT
Internet TLD	.qt

Quentia (Quentian: Qüentzia), officially known as the Republic of Quentia (Rêpública de Qüentzia), is a Southern European country consisting of an archipelago situated in the Atlantic Ocean, and it shares maritime border with Spain to the east and Portugal to the southeast.

Its name derives from the Quentian ancient word 'qenrae' —today 'quenro'—, which means 'crab'. The country's name could be translated as 'islands of the crabs' or the 'land of the crabs'. It is not known when the islands gained this name, but it is likely to have been around 100 BCE, during the Roman occupation.