Honto

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Honto
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Flag of Honto and the Imperial Seal
Unsinkable Ship
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Official Language Nichibotsu
 (2nd)Delphic
Ethnicities 90% Seijin
Capital Nishi
President of Honto and Airanzu Region Ryo Kurokawa
President of the Airanzu Parliament Atsuhito Daigo
Area <amount> km2
Population
 - Total (February 2015)
 - Density
50 Million
 180/km2
Government Type Parliamentary
Nation Type Democratic Republic (Federated)
National Symbols White Waves
Currency delf (Federal Currency)
Pronunciation Hon-toh
Naval Craft Classification HDS / NDS
National Anthem Sunset over blue
Internet TLD .hon
Calling Code 351


History

Early History

Honto, the Main Island of the Delphic Bay has been populated since the establishment of the Indo-Phoenixian people and has always been regarded as a focal point of the Seijin ethnology in Phoenixia. Although Seijin Bay is regarded as the oldest settlement of the early Seijin in Phoenixia, excavations in Honto have revealed earthenware more than 10000 years old, predating the arrival of Suna-Khemish influences by at least 5 thousand years.

Honto is first mentioned in Delphic-Suna tablets dating 2000BC over trade and also suggesting that Honto was culturally dominated by Illidian Period of the early Mahara-Suna civilization.

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Honto Empire

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At second half of the 1800s, two centuries of civil wars and isolationist policies had forced many Seijin territories, known as Domeikuni (Allied Countries) to the Honto Feudalism system, to cut ties with Honto. The political differences between the Domeikuni and Honto had reached a limit, many former allies siding with the closer and extremely progressive Boyen Republic (the result of the Alliance of Delphic Free States). The young Empress Ichijo at the time decided, together with the inner council (later known as Restoration Council) and Ozian diplomats, to take over and reform Honto to Domeikuni, ending the Taikun rule of Fushimi and installing a modern government, taking part of the rising industrialization, sent their brightest to the Delphic Association of Craftsmen, and secured trade deals with Ozia, starting the Restoration Era of the Honto Empire.

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The

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GEOGRAPHY

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  • Honto is the "Main Island" of the Delphic Bay, it has temperate cool mountains and temperate grasslands around them.

Location

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Honto is located in the middle of the Delphic Bay and is part of the Airanzu Region of New Delfos.

PEOPLE

Seijin (to be concluded)

Population

50 Million

Nationality

Noun:

Adjective:

Ethnic Groups

Seijin

Religions

Languages

Nichibotsu Delphic

GOVERNMENT

(to be concluded, explain how it integrates New Delfos)

Government Type

Parliamentary (to be concluded)

Capital

Name: Nishi

National Holidays

CONSTITUTION

Anthem

Sunset over Blue

Executive Branch

President of the Honto Government: Ryo Kurokawa (also representative of the Airanzu Region in the Council of Regions)

Cabinet: Minister Kawasaki (Environment, Territory and Energy)

Elections: every 4 years

Legislative Branch

President of the Airanzu Parliament: Atsuhito Daigo

Elections: every 4 years

Political Parties

(to be concluded)

Flag Description

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White Waves is a light Cobalt Blue 3:4 flag with 4 wavy lines closely parallel to each other crossing the flag horizontally. The rapid association of the name, colors and shapes with sea is a modern construct from the 1800s, the so called "waves" is actually a signal borrowed from older iconographic representations of the Main Island's shape, mimicking a sea serpent which is linked to Honto's Creation Mythology. Linked to this Mythology, the Capital of Honto before the 1800s was actually in Heddo, the "Head" of the serpent.

ECONOMY

Economy Overview

Labor Force by Occupation

Exports

Imports

TRANSPORTATION

Airports

Railways

total: km

standard gauge: km

maglev: km

note: maglev is planned to replace standard gauge entirely by 2050.

Roadways

total: km

paved: 5 km (including 638 km of expressway)

unpaved: km

Ports and Terminals

MILITARY

TRANSNATIONAL ISSUES

Disputes-international

Refugees

Illicit Drugs