Takasia
| Flag of Takasia | |
| Motto: ¡Viva la Takasia! | |
| Map | Map |
| Official Language | English |
| Official Religion | None |
| Ethnicities | Collectively called Takasian, though 2,654 races are registered and recognized |
| Capital | St. Takasburg |
| Head of State | King Takas I (Vladimir Pabosky) |
| Head of Finance | Alan Greenback |
| Head of Internal Affairs | Ingrid Domestik |
| Head of Foreign Relations | Aurelius Diplomas |
| Head of Commerce and Trade | Marketa Byznyzova |
| Head of Social Wellness | Roberto Bueno |
| Head of National Security | Mohammad Seqir |
| Area | ~600,000 km² |
| Population - Total (3rd May 2007) - Density |
~60 million ~100 persons/km² |
| Independence | 13th April, 2007 |
| Government Type | Monachy |
| Nation Type | Kingdom |
| Economic System | Laissez Faire |
| National Symbols | El Sol |
| National Animal | Otter |
| HDI | 0.966 - high |
| Currency | Takasky Mark (™) |
| International Abbreviations - sport - government |
TAK |
| Naval Craft Classification | TAK |
| National Anthem | I Still Call Takasia Home |
| Internet TLD | .ta |
| Calling Code | +888 |
The Kingdom of Takasia is a small nation in the Arctic region of Taijitu. It is situated on a peninsula called "the Horn of O", the north-westernmost corner of the continent O.
The peninsula was sparely populated by feudal lords active in the region before the Union of Takasia was founded. Immigrants started flocking in, starting in the 1990's, and is currently the vast majority of Takasia. It did not only make Takasia one of the most cosmopolitan nation in Taijitu, but also a bustling trading post in the area.
On 13th April 2007, The Union of Takasia became the Kingdom of Takasia, with King Takas I (Vladimir Pabosky) as the monarch.
With the Arveo Development Act in effect from May 2007, Arveoli has become part of the kingdom.
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History
As in the area in Northwestern O, the "Horn of O", where Takasia is located, were all feudal lords. One of them being the Pabosky's, which roughly own the current land of Takasia. There were no organized government as of now, as the land was not particularly welcoming.
When Talstadt was founded, the Pabosky's did not join the union. The union of Takasia was formed, promoting free trade. At that time, there were only two government functions: security and trade facilitation. Following this came the influx of immigrants who came to the abandoned land for fortunes in the early 1990's.
On 13th April 2007, Vladimir Pabosky declared the founding of the Kingdom of Takasia. The monachy vowed to continue to maintain the free trade environment and peace of the area.
Politics and Government
To be updated
Foreign Policy and Military
To be updated
Administrative Divisions
Takasia is divided into 12 provinces and 1 municipality (St. Takasburg). Each province are subdivided into districts, named after the main city in the district. (Map)
| Province | Provincal Capital | Districts |
|---|---|---|
| St. Takasburg (municipality) |
- | - |
| Smalland | Paahaa | Paahaa, Bruno |
| Upland | Munching | Munching, Dressdune, Looback |
| Soldermanland | Toadloose | Toadloose, Bordough, Markshell |
| Fastmanland | Peaking | Peaking, Sendhigh |
| Darland | Daily | Daily, Bunglow, Carlcutter |
| Farmland | Koala Lumber | Koala Lumber, Bangcock |
| Swearland | Seedley | Seedley, Edilaid, Melbund |
| Yamland | Sold | Sold, Poonyoung |
| Hellsingland | Scone | Scone, Molma |
| Norland | Mustcover | Mustcover, Veeboard, Vladimeer, Vladivalstalk |
| Snapsland | Trouthind | Trouthind, Norcape |
| Goatland-Alland | Goatland | Goatland, Alland |
| Arveoli | Venezea | Venezea, Milanou , Firenzea (Old city co-administered with NHL) |
Geography and Climate
Takasia comprises of the "Horn of O" and islands west of Takasia Bay. The rugged coastline stretches over 7,000km from north to south on both east and west coasts of the peninsula. Takasia shares abou 1,500km border with Talstadt and U.S.S.C.F. in the south and southeast. In the west, Takasia is bordered by Trouthind Strait; and in the east, the North Sea and the Sconian Gulf. The Takasia Bay lies between the Peninsula and the islands of Goatland-Alland.
Arveoli occupies about 120,000km² on the other side of Takasian Channel. The Takasian Channel , the Mediterranean Sea and the Canal Arveo borders its east, west and south respectively, while it shares borders with Tagirstan and Feniexia in the north and northwest respectively.
Most of Takasia (including Arveoli) experiences oceanic cliamate, with four distinct seasons. The northernmost Takasia (Norcape district), on the other hand, has an arctic tundra climate.
There are large seasonal variations in daylight. In areas in the far North such as Norcape and Burgen, the summer sun may never completely descend beneath the horizon, hence Takasia's description as the "Land of the Midnight Sun."
Demographics
Population
The growth rate of Takasia is very high, mainly due to immigrants from different parts of Taijitu. On 1st May 2007, the population has hit 50 million.
Ethnicity
There is no single large ethnic group in Takasia. There are more than 2,000 races in Takasia, making the nation one of the most cosmopolitan in the city. Schools and offices often see smorgasbord of different races (photo). The same holds true for government positions too. While there is not any significant ethnic group in the nation, ethnic tension is unheard of.
Religion
Takasia is also a multi-religion country. While many of Takasians are atheist, there are following for religions such as Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Paganism, Judaism and even Tendau and Ectoplasm.
Languages
The lingua franca of Takasia is English. English is used in the government and trade. However, just as there are many races, there are just as many languages spoken in Takasia.
Economy
Takasia maintains a highly capitalist economy built on a policy of free market, low taxation and government non-intervention. Takasia is well regarded as one of the most business-friendly economies in Taijitu. The nation also enjoys great economic freedom. Many multi-national companies, with foreign nationals work in the nation.
Takasia is a popular travel destination, making tourism one of its largest industries. The tourist sector is further boosted by the nation's huge gambling and sex industries. Other important service industries include shipping and transportation, banking and finance.
(to be continued)
Transport
To be updated
