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Furans A̱yet Ka̱byen ya du̱tyok du̱ccu nka a̱ sshi a̱za̱gbang a̱jenshring tung tyyi na̱byen Irop, bu̱ na̱bvwa na̱yaan a̱ma̱nyyi na a̱ sshi a̱ta̱hwa nba ni. A̱gba̱dang ka̱nkrang Furans a̱ ya byit bu̱ Belgium bu̱ Lexumburg a̱za̱gbang ka̱za, bu̱ Jamani bu̱ Switzerland a̱za̱gbang a̱ta̱ntson, Itali bu̱ Monaco a̱za̱gbang ka̱tak su pfwok bu̱ Andorra bu̱ Supen, wwon a̱ byi kyei ba̱shekkwot ku ba̱ gghai bu̱ United Kingdom.

A̱gba̱dang ka̱nkrang Furans a̱ yi n sshi nyai an cei a tswam zu yin wruk ni bu̱ ba̱nyet nwap Selti a ba yin nyei Gauls ni ba nswat a nka. Rome a̱ su bu̱ cong a̱ bu̱ ra a̱kpai u̱ a̱ tyyi u̱ du̱rya 51 BC, nkpa yin byi ba yi n yet ta̱da Gallo-Roman ji. A̱rya ncei a̱katyi tat a̱ssu a̱nyeyyu, ba̱nyet Franks a̱ yin yet du̱tyok a̱nyyi Francia, tun yyi ti yin cong bu̱ yet cet du̱tyok ka̱byen Carolingian ni. Tyyi bvwak bu̱ shim a̱nyyi Verdun n yyi du̱rya 843 yin srak ka̱byen ka, a̱za̱gbang a̱jenshring Francia nu ạ brak a̱ tyyi ka̱byen du̱tyok Frans. An cei a̱ bvu bu̱ n tsuup ni, Frans a̱ yin yet a̱gba̱dang ka̱byen nu a̱ byyi cet ni ma a̱ ya ka a̱ zan sat, ma kyang a̱ pyyem nyai a̱katyi-14th su kpang a̱katyi-15th cencori ni, Frans a̱ nwwa ka̱yat a̱gaga bu̱ Inglan , a̱n yyi nu ba yin bvwo bu̱ du̱yrek di 'a̱gaga a̱rya ncci' Hundred Years' War ni. A cencori 16th, tada Frans ji u̱ dung ka̱ram ka Frans ba yi n ta̱kyem wwon du̱tyok ya na̱bvwa na̱yaan di cet nba ti u̱ tat wruk ni. Ka̱yat ka̱ryi, Frans a̱ yin sshi ka̱yat a̱gaga bu̱ na̱ma-cruai bu̱ karyi Habsburg wwon zwang tsuup nyyi bȧ̱nyet katolik bu̱ Huguenots. Frans a̱ yin za zwang nyyi a̱rya nswak ntat wwon ku ba̱ brang ba tyi cet ka̱ram A̱gwam bu̱ du̱tyok Louis XIV.

Brack du̱yok Frans u̱ du̱rya cci kop jring bu̱ cci a̱tuyring bu̱ nswak anunai bu̱ a̱kumbvuyring (1789) a yin tun du̱yok nyyai ti a̱ sak a̱tsatsak aying nu a̱myim ni, kuyin tyyei sisak kabyen ka ka̱ za kason ni. Ku tyyei Frans a sshi a̱zanshon nsiyasa bu̱ ntot ka̱byen ka bṵ soja cetuwari swak bu̱ a̱kumbvuyring (19 century) u̱ karam Napoleon Bonaparte, ba yin byiom agba̱dang kabrim a̱ Erop a tyyi u̱ du̱tyok Frans

The French Revolution of 1789 overthrew the Ancien Régime and produced the Declaration of the Rights of Man, which expresses the nation's ideals to this day. France reached its political and military zenith in the early 19th century under Napoleon Bonaparte, subjugating part of continental Europe and establishing the First French Empire. The collapse of the empire initiated a period of relative decline, in which France endured the Bourbon Restoration until the founding of the French Second Republic which was succeeded by the Second French Empire upon Napoleon III's takeover. His empire collapsed during the Franco-Prussian War in 1870. This led to the establishment of the Third French Republic, and subsequent decades saw a period of economic prosperity and cultural and scientific flourishing known as the Belle Époque. France was one of the major participants of World War I, from which it emerged victorious at great human and economic cost. It was among the Allies of World War II, but it surrendered and was occupied in 1940. Following its liberation in 1944, the short-lived Fourth Republic was established and later dissolved in the course of the defeat in the Algerian War. The current Fifth Republic was formed in 1958 by Charles de Gaulle. Algeria and most French colonies became independent in the 1960s, with the majority retaining close economic and military ties with France.