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 | ~480,000 km² |
Population - Total (Apr 2007) - Density |
~20 million ~24 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 |
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.
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