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|englishmotto = Never abandon in desperation, nor being complacent with achievement, glorify our nation and work promoting Great Unity. | |englishmotto = Never abandon in desperation, nor being complacent with achievement, glorify our nation and work promoting Great Unity. | ||
|national_anthem = 蓝天金日满地红<br>Blue sky, Gold sun, Red earth<br>[[File:Blue Sky Gold Sun Red Earth.mp3]] | |national_anthem = 蓝天金日满地红<br>Blue sky, Gold sun, Red earth<br>[[File:Blue Sky Gold Sun Red Earth.mp3]] | ||
Revision as of 01:24, 17 February 2024
People's Golden Union of the Akarean Fortunes 福国联邦 Fúguó Liánbāng | |
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 Flag | |
| Motto: 毋自暴自弃，毋故步自封，光我民族，促进大同 Never abandon in desperation, nor being complacent with achievement, glorify our nation and work promoting Great Unity. | |
| Anthem: 蓝天金日满地红 Blue sky, Gold sun, Red earth | |
| Location | Encompasses the Akarean Subcontinent and Danpian |
| Capital and largest city | Fuking 8'11°S 96'31°E |
| Official languages | Mandarin, Gaanglanglataal, Hykkogwa |
| Recognised national languages | Oseanian |
| Ethnic groups (2015) | Primarily Akarean and Hykkogwa, minority Edofasian and other Kaltach groups |
| Religion | Various Zodiac folk religions, otherwise largely secular |
| Demonym(s) | Akarean |
| Government | Co-operative social democratic federal parliamentary republic |
• Chairman | Long Na |
• Premier of nation1 | bob |
• Premier of nation2 | dave |
• Premier of nation3 | peter |
• Premier of nation4 | jim |
• Premier of nation5 | steve |
• Premier of nation6 | paul |
• Premier of nation7 | stuart |
| Legislature | Grand Assembly of the Union (联邦大会) |
• Upper house | Assembly of the Nations (民族议会, Minzu Yi'hui) |
• Lower house | Assembly of the People (人民议会, Renmin Yi'hui) |
| Establishment | |
• The Worker's Rebellion & the Collapse of the Heavenly Mandate | 1914 - 1918 |
• First meeting of the Assembly of the People | 4th October 1918 |
• Acts of Union | Various meetings of the Assembly between late 1918 and 1920 |
| Population | |
• 2015 census | 562,640,000 (~10,000) |
| Currency | Rénmínbì (RMB) |
| Driving side | left |
| Calling code | +86 |
| WC Country Code | AKU |
| Internet TLD | .ak |
The Fúguó Union (福国联邦; "Fú guó liánbāng", lit. "Fortune Union"), officially the Akarean Union or Union of Akarea depending on localisation, commonly known as Akarea, is a large oriental nation straddling the Equator on the South-Eastern Continent. It shares a land border with Cenaesia and shares maritime boundaries with Cenaesia, Hykko, Meltor, Satoyama and the Candanadian island of Hautsing. It is nominally a federal union of seven national republics, though its government is highly centralised.
The country's formation lay primarily in the Culling of the Leeches (Mandarin: 血除血蛭, Xuechu xuezhi) in early 1914, where rebelling workers and peasants torched the Summer Palace of the Emperor in the the farming town of Ruotai in response to increasing demands from the Throne to meet draconian production requirements to provide a suitable surplus for export during a famine. Four years of a violent civil war ensued where rebels, who formed a union of workers and the first iteration of the Worker's Army, clashed with loyalists, overseas responses and the Throne's own military. As the rebellion turned in favour of the Worker's Army, they began to afford the throne's former Colonies the dignity of becoming united with the central kingdom, before installing their own socialist government which came to control the whole of Akarea by 1920.
The Akarean political system is founded on the principle of Minsheng (民生), borne out of the Workers' Rebellion. The term has been variably translated as people's livelihood, social democracy, co-operation, or socialism, and places great emphasis on family and community ties and responsibilities. Economically, it results in a business culture where profit maximization is frowned upon, with high degrees of government intervention to ensure workers' rights and standards are met.