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Tarrumarcan Federation Federacion de Tarrumarca (Castellanese) Capital: TBD
Population: ~20,000,000 (2022) Motto: TBD Anthem: Himno Nacional |
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Tarrumarca, (Castellanese: Tarrumárca) officially the Tarrumarcan Federation, (Castellanese: Federacion Tarrumarcana) is a sovereign state in Eastern Tarephia, located on the Sea of Uthyra. The country shares a land border with Tarephia Equatorial to the west, Firmania to the north, Deira and Vodeo to the southeast.
The country occupies a land area of roughly 339 thousand square kilometers (~131 thousand square miles,) making it the ### largest country in the world. It also has a population of around 20 million people, making it the ### most populous country in the world. The capital of Tarrumarca is TBD, and its largest city is TBD.
The entire area of Tarrumarca was originally inhabited by many ethnic tribes, most notably the Gadzunis, Tacapan, and other small tribes, dominating the region since (time) and would continue to do so for the next (few hundred) years. Castellanese colonists would arrive and conquer the territory, around the 1600s, reforming it into a Castellanese colony in the 1620s. The native peoples agreed to end the war with the colonists, however, they were later driven out to the mountains. After three centuries under colonial rule, Tarrumarca finally gained independence in 1901 but suffered from political and economic instability. Under president and dictator Carlos Pinero Nieves (1929-49), the country began to stabilize and improve its economy. However political discontent, corruption, and nepotism led to his downfall, and the military took over in 1949.
A couple of decades later, in 1970, the Tarrumarcan Civil War began when leftist university students involved in protests were silenced, which resulted in the Gadzonian territorial government and rebels voting for seceding their territory from the Federation. In July 1972, the capital city was besieged with violence between the military, pro-democracy demonstrators, ordinary civilians, and the Maritima Provincial Police. The dictator, Gen. Artemio Busqueda resigned (and was later captured and executed thereafter) and was replaced by the capital city mayor Felipe Cortezano, who helped transition the country into gradual democratic rule. In 1974, the civil war finally ended due to a lack of support, and rebel civilians were either granted amnesty, jailed, or exiled abroad. The later 20th century saw Gustavo Dominguez Mejía become president in 1978. After his ten-year presidency in 1988, he reformed the country, instituted land reform, armed forces reform, abolished military involvement with the government, and declared a national social safety net law to protect the poor and economically disadvantaged citizens. He ruled the country under the Progressive Party and adopted a market capitalist and liberal economy.
Today, Tarrumarca is a member of the Assembly of Nations and Tarephia Cooperation Council.
Culture
This country has a Latin American culture (specifically in Central America). Does not specifically pertain to a single country in Central America. Religion is predominantly Ortolic (RW-Catholic), with native belief systems in the western parts of the country.
Language
Castellanese (RW-Spanish) is the lingua franca (bridge language) and also the official language throughout the country. Meanwhile, the native/indigenous areas have their own local languages (conlang). Tacapan language (conlang) in the Territory of Tacapa; Gadzoni language (conlang) in Gadzonian Territory. Both native languages are official only in their respective territories.
Geography
Landcover
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|---|---|
| Geography of Tarrumarca | |
| Continent | Tarephia |
| Region | Eastern |
| Population | ~20,000,000 (2022) |
| Area | |
| • Total | ~339,000 km2 |
| Major Islands | Isla Alfaro, Isla del Ganso, tbd, tbd |
| Major rivers | Rio Rocondan, Rio Amador, Rio Galto, etc |
| Time zone | +02:00 |
More forests, groves, and wooded areas are situated in the north and south. The central area (east and west of Lago de Tarrumarca) is composed of wide plains and grasslands.
- The Southwestern area (near Tarephia Equatorial) is mountainous and forested. Coastal provinces are hilly and flat.
- Motorways are built, but only for inter-city connections to cities along the coastline. Trunk highways connect large cities. Large and smaller towns are connected by either tertiary or secondary roads (designated as CM or Camino Municipal).
Government
The Tarrumarcan Government is a federal presidential republic, as indicated in the 1973 Constitution. The country is made up of 12 Provinces, 4 Territories, and 1 Capital Territory (TBD).
- Every province and territory is subdivided into municipalities (municipios). Several towns, hamlets, and villages may be included in just one municipality.
- Executive: The Head of State and the Head of government is the “President” (Presidente Nacional), who is elected directly by popular vote.
- Legislative: The legislative branch is a bicameral system divided into two chambers. The upper chamber is called Federal Council (Consejo Federal) and the lower chamber is called the National Assembly (Asamblea Nacional) and is made up of ~99 to 120 members from each municipality (municipio). Federal Council is made up of 16 councilors, one for each administrative division, except the capital territory.
- Judicial: Corte Nacional de Justicia (CNJ) - a court that deals with national cases; provincial and local courts exist in municipalities and cities.
Administrative Levels
| Admin Level | Border Type (Ingerish) | Border Type (Castellanese) |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Country | País |
| 4 | Province/Territories | Provincias/Territorios |
| 6 | Municipalities | Municipios |
| 8 | City/Town | Ciudad/Pueblo |
| 9 | Village or hamlet | Barrio/Aldea |
Administrative Divisions
| Provinces/Territories | Land Area (sq.km.) | Capital city | Relation ID | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Provincia Villa Almeda | 9,814.41 | Ciudad Naronio | 250095∈⊾ | rich province located in the southern part of Tarrumarca; Ciudad Naronio is the capital city. The land area is generally flat and hilly. |
| Provincia Ramirez | 30,258.53 | Marallon | 382040∈⊾ | tbd |
| Provincia Arboleja | 22,661.90 | 255938∈⊾ | more small and large towns; landowners mostly control this province; large farmlands, plantations, etc. | |
| Provincia Limbrena (Limberen) | 16,842.54 | 295307∈⊾ | TBD | |
| Provincia Molijon | 4,112.75 | 255939∈⊾ | coastal province | |
| Provincia Carania | 6,752.16 | 255940∈⊾ | coastal province | |
| Territorio Tacapa | 25,201.84 | 257723∈⊾ | native territory populated by the native Tacapan people; conlang; the land is mostly forested and flat scrubland | |
| Territorio Gadzonia | 94,837.45 | 335246∈⊾ | the largest territory, and one of the poorest in the country; main industries are lumber and mining | |
| Provincia Lacámara | 12,120.78 | Calerdo | 335245∈⊾ | TBD |
| Provincia Rocóndan | 18,973.52 | San Reynaldo | 335244∈⊾ | TBD |
| TBD |
History
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|---|---|
| History of Tarrumarca | |
| Pre-Castellanese period | ~1000 AD - ~1600s |
| Castellanese colonization | ~1600-1901 |
| • Independence War | 1892-1901 |
| Independence | 1901 |
| • Civil War | 1970-1973 |
| • Current democratic constitution | 1973 |
- Colonized by the Castellanese in the 17th century, the country gained its independence in 1901, after a 9-year protracted war against the Castellanese Empire (1892-1901)
- Post-independence era; ruled by the elite (~ the 1920s-40s)
- Fragile Democracy (1940's-60s)
- military rule (~ 1960s-1972)
- federalism referendum (1961), switch from a unitary form of government
- Civil War (1970-1973)
- Revolution, then a brief civil revolt (throughout 1972)
- transition to a democratic civilian government (starting in January 1973).
- joined the Tarephian Cooperation Council (1994)
Economy
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|---|---|
| Economy of Tarrumarca | |
| capitalist | |
| Principal exports | raw materials, agricultural products |
| Principal imports | food, etc. |
Mainly centered on agriculture (largest sector; around 52%), service sector (centered in urban cities); local manufacturing; mining (copper and silver); forestry (forested provinces)
- Only the seaside settlements have an economy that ranges from average to upper-level. (Ciudad Naronio, proposed Capital Territory, etc.)
- Towns/settlements located in the central, southern, and western areas have an economy that ranges from average to lower-level. (agricultural, farming, fishing, etc.)
Flag
Horizontal Blue/Green/Blue/Green bands with a red canton. Inside the red canton is a sun with 16 rays, symbolizing all the provinces and territories comprising the Tarrumarcan Nation.
- Red: symbolizes the courage and bravery of people who fought for independence
- Blue: represents the sky, water (both the Uthyran Sea and Lago Tarrumarca); peace; traditional Indigenous color
- Green: symbolizes all the lands of the country; also traditional Indigenous color
- Yellow: symbolizes the Sun; a bright future for the country