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Introduction

Welcome to the MicrasWiki, home to worldbuilding (or interactive geofiction) on the planet Micras!

Worldbuilding, is a hobby based on designing and simulating cities, countries, and entire worlds. In addition to geofiction and conworlding, it contains elements of role-playing, wargaming, and model government simulation.

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Over the years, the Çakaristan map collection has grown to include a range of detailed maps and MCS-style maps. The entire territory of Çakaristan has now been mapped in detail. This includes landscape features such as mountains, rivers, lakes and forests. It also includes towns, villages, roads, railway lines and ferry crossings. Airports, monuments, ruins and military bases are shown as symbols on the maps. And all of these are labelled with names. The most recent development concerns the numbering, planning and construction of highways. Foreign contractors are also being brought in for this purpose.

The collection also includes maps of the Sanpo-Çakar War, the Sylvanian National Awakening and Operation: Nae jeevan kee raksha. These are in MCS style as the detailed maps were not yet available. More...

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Did you know...

• ...that according to the Tianchaodao of the Eastern Empire, the Gods get nervous when the Heavenly Light flies?
• ...that the Nurthaven & Antruusbuurg Canal is the only ice-free route to completely circumnavigate Apollonia?
• ...that oranges are not sold in Aemilia as they are associated with a demoness?
• ...that the town of Apollonia was once located not on the continent of the same name, but on Corum (see 14.4.1 - 14.7.9)?
• ...that Emilia Antoinette (pictured) destroyed Aemilia's nuke with a hammer after signing the Dorado Convention?
• ...that Senya allegedly contains a vast amount of stolen gold within the Vanic Gold Vaults?

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In the news

• (20/07/26) Princess Elisabeth Asara des Vinandy, the first princess‑consort of Kurum Ash-Sharqia and the ancestral matriarch of the House of Al-Lusirni, passes away.
• (03/07/26) Simone bat Erasmus instigates a coup against the ruling Heavenly Light of Jingdao, the Xinshi Emperor and claims the throne for herself after storming the palace alone and confronting the empress (pictured).
• (01/07/26) In an interview with the Çakaristan Times, Mahyar Eshtiaq, Minister of War of Çakaristan, sharply criticises the Raspur Pact and claims that there has been a secret agreement between Cakaristan and Nouvelle Alexandrie, deciding who could expand where. He also claims that Çakaristan only announced a nuclear test to see how other nations would react to that.
• (28/06/26) Malliki presents his new nation, Uppmanland, to the world. The new nation has put in a claim reserve for a small area in western Keltia. Discussions ignite over whether its flag looks like that of Samhold but the Uppmanlander claim that there is no relation.
• (26/06/26) Çakaristan announces that a nuclear test will take place on Lija, close to Dromosker Island, which Çakaristan was unable to claim shortly before.

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On this day...

August 15:

• 2004: Kingdom of Monovia was founded.
• 2016: Gerenia establishes the Gerenian South Keltia Autonomous Republic.
• 2018: The Chidao Emperor issues the decree "Against foreigners on our soil", criminalizing the act of being a foreigner in Jingdao. USSO citizens and diplomats are exempted from the decree.
• 2021: Hosts Floria win the final of the 2021 FMF World Cup with a 1–0 victory over Craitland.

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