Daau - Revision history

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	\|motto = "Onwards Daau"		\|motto = "Onwards Daau"
	\|anthem = "[[~~Our~~ Daau]]"		\|anthem = "[[Men of Daau]]"
	\|map = File:DAU2.png		\|map = File:DAU2.png
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Death of Xi Bing Jin

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	{{main\|1740 People's National Assembly}}		{{main\|1740 People's National Assembly}}
	Following [[Xi Bing Jin\|Xi Bing Jin's]] second hospitlazation through heart complication, the Eternal Leader made the ultimate decision to delegate national duties to his Vice President, [[Ismail Mokhtar Rajun]] while he was undergoing surgery. Xi would sadly pass away days after his unsuccessful surgery as the nation entered a mourning state of 2 weeks declared by de-facto President Ismail Mokhtar Rajun. His position as the 4th Eternal Leader of Daau was ratified at the 1740 People's National Assembly.		Following [[Xi Bing Jin\|Xi Bing Jin's]] second hospitlazation through heart complication, the Eternal Leader made the ultimate decision to delegate national duties to his Vice President, [[Ismail Mokhtar Rajun]] while he was undergoing surgery. Xi would sadly pass away days after his unsuccessful surgery as the nation entered a mourning state of 2 weeks declared by de-facto President Ismail Mokhtar Rajun. His position as the 4th Eternal Leader of Daau was ratified at the 1740 People's National Assembly.

			==== Mokhtar Rajun's rise ====

	==Geography ==		==Geography ==

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Ethnic groups

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	=== Ethnic groups ===		=== Ethnic groups ===
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+
			!Name of Group
			!% of population
			!Example surnames
			\|-
			\|Dalay
			\|25%
			\|Khan, Shah, Zakaria, Afiq, Syafiq
			\|-
			\|Matabese
			\|10%
			\|Cauyong, Pinto, Hafeez, Colaco, Halid
			\|-
			\|Yew
			\|40%
			\|Yee, Lim, Gan, Tan, Goh, Chew, Chua, Yeo
			\|-
			\|Magladin
			\|8%
			\|Zhang, Fang, Bai, Xu, Yu, Zhou, Li, Ma, Qiu
			\|-
			\|Leimo
			\|15%
			\|Chan, Lam, Chong, Cheung, Lau, Lee, Lo, Wan
			\|-
			\|Tim
			\|2%
			\|Verbic, Wood, George, James, Daniels, Samuel
			\|}
			The '''Dalay''' people originated from the Xanjiao diaspora which was influenced by Phinbellan origins thus the similarities to the '''Matabese''' ethnic group, however the Matabese are vaguely different due to different cultural practices and naming traditions. Ethnic Matabese usually do not put bin in their name but instead a/l which means ''son of'' in common tongue. Native Matabese people are uncommon in Daau due to the diverse cultural melting pot the nation has created. The '''Yew''' people are the dominant ethnic group in the nation as most of which had roots which trace back to the dynasty eras of Daau under Yewlang colonization, the Yew people share similarities to the '''Magladin''' and '''Leimo''' ethnic groups due to the three being influenced by the Xanjiao. Magladin is the closest modern representation of Xanjiao ethnicity while Leimo is more close to ethnic Juxia people. Naming practices of Yew people are similar to those of Leimo while Magladin prefer to have a full Magladin meaning such as ''Xu Yangbao'' unlike Leimo which commonly stylizes names as ''Daniel Cheung Pak Kwan.'' The ethnic '''Tim''' people are usually descendants of foreigners whom married Dauians in the region and bear foreign-sounding surnames such as ''George'' or ''Brock.'' Their naming practices are similar to [[Common Tongue]] and share no similar beliefs with the remainder of the Dauian ethnic groups.

	=== Languages ===		=== Languages ===

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	\|demadj = Dauian		\|demadj = Dauian
	\|govtype = Unitary Marxist–Leninist one-party socialist republic		\|govtype = Unitary Marxist–Leninist one-party socialist republic
	\|~~headofgovernmenttitle~~ = [[Daau Eternal Leader (President)\|President]]		\|headofstatetitle = [[Daau Eternal Leader (President)\|President]]
	\|~~headofgovernment~~ = [[~~Xi Bing Jin~~]]		\|headofstate =[[Ismail Mokhtar Rajun]]
			\|headofgovernmenttitle = Premier
			\|headofgovernment = Marcus Haye
	\|legislature = [[Daau People's National Assembly]]		\|legislature = [[Daau People's National Assembly]]
	\|estdate = 16 February 2022		\|estdate = 16 February 2022

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Death of Xi Bing Jin

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	==== Death of Xi Bing Jin ====		==== Death of Xi Bing Jin ====
	{{main\|1740 People's National Assembly}}Following [[Xi Bing Jin\|Xi Bing Jin's]] second hospitlazation through heart complication, the Eternal Leader made the ultimate decision to delegate national duties to his Vice President, [[Ismail Mokhtar Rajun]] while he was undergoing surgery. Xi would sadly pass away days after his unsuccessful surgery as the nation entered a mourning state of 2 weeks declared by de-facto President Ismail Mokhtar Rajun. His position as the 4th Eternal Leader of Daau was ratified at the 1740 People's National Assembly.		{{main\|1740 People's National Assembly}}
			Following [[Xi Bing Jin\|Xi Bing Jin's]] second hospitlazation through heart complication, the Eternal Leader made the ultimate decision to delegate national duties to his Vice President, [[Ismail Mokhtar Rajun]] while he was undergoing surgery. Xi would sadly pass away days after his unsuccessful surgery as the nation entered a mourning state of 2 weeks declared by de-facto President Ismail Mokhtar Rajun. His position as the 4th Eternal Leader of Daau was ratified at the 1740 People's National Assembly.

	==Geography ==		==Geography ==

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Government and politics

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	The Matabese Civil War was the turning point for Dauian-Matabese relations due to the failing Matabese ecoomy and recent anti-Matabese policies being passed in the People's National Assembly causing civil outrage and ultimately sparking a civil revolt in the region. The civil war lasted over a year with Basagrande militant group [[Matabese Liberation Arms]] spearheading the local rebel force. The 7th and 8th Resimen di Daau were deployed in action alongside the Matabese Peacekeeping Forces. The war saw a total of 5,000 battle-related casualties with a further 300 civilian deaths over battlefields. A total of 30,000 were displaced due to the heavy fighting in the [[Basagrande\|Basagrande region]]. The [[Republic of North Mataba]] was formed 6 months in the war before being annihilated following the surrender and assasination of paramount coup leader [[Tun Ismail Razaqhuiddin]]. The civil war ended in a Dauian-Matabese victory over the Liberation Front. The war sparked the second amendment of the [[Matabese Autonomy bill]] which forced Basagrande into being a direct district under Daau and stripping it of its Special Administrative Region rights, the amendment also saw the Dauian fist gripping tighter on Mataba as a Special Administrative Region and imposed further economic and human rights restrictions, an example may be that if a Matabese citizen was to host a protest, it would need to be approved by the government. The amendment also stripped Mataba of the rights to gain freedom of movement within Daau and its ally nation [[Banh Nam]], meaning people who solely hold Matabese passports will be required to apply for a Dauian entry/exit ID card as part of the new bill.		The Matabese Civil War was the turning point for Dauian-Matabese relations due to the failing Matabese ecoomy and recent anti-Matabese policies being passed in the People's National Assembly causing civil outrage and ultimately sparking a civil revolt in the region. The civil war lasted over a year with Basagrande militant group [[Matabese Liberation Arms]] spearheading the local rebel force. The 7th and 8th Resimen di Daau were deployed in action alongside the Matabese Peacekeeping Forces. The war saw a total of 5,000 battle-related casualties with a further 300 civilian deaths over battlefields. A total of 30,000 were displaced due to the heavy fighting in the [[Basagrande\|Basagrande region]]. The [[Republic of North Mataba]] was formed 6 months in the war before being annihilated following the surrender and assasination of paramount coup leader [[Tun Ismail Razaqhuiddin]]. The civil war ended in a Dauian-Matabese victory over the Liberation Front. The war sparked the second amendment of the [[Matabese Autonomy bill]] which forced Basagrande into being a direct district under Daau and stripping it of its Special Administrative Region rights, the amendment also saw the Dauian fist gripping tighter on Mataba as a Special Administrative Region and imposed further economic and human rights restrictions, an example may be that if a Matabese citizen was to host a protest, it would need to be approved by the government. The amendment also stripped Mataba of the rights to gain freedom of movement within Daau and its ally nation [[Banh Nam]], meaning people who solely hold Matabese passports will be required to apply for a Dauian entry/exit ID card as part of the new bill.

			==== Death of Xi Bing Jin ====
			{{main\|1740 People's National Assembly}}Following [[Xi Bing Jin\|Xi Bing Jin's]] second hospitlazation through heart complication, the Eternal Leader made the ultimate decision to delegate national duties to his Vice President, [[Ismail Mokhtar Rajun]] while he was undergoing surgery. Xi would sadly pass away days after his unsuccessful surgery as the nation entered a mourning state of 2 weeks declared by de-facto President Ismail Mokhtar Rajun. His position as the 4th Eternal Leader of Daau was ratified at the 1740 People's National Assembly.

	==Geography ==		==Geography ==
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	{{main\|Politics of Daau}}		{{main\|Politics of Daau}}

	The Democratic Republic of Daau is governed by the ~~Dauian Communist~~ Party (~~DCP~~), thus Daau considers itself to be a Marxist–Leninist socialist republic, Daau's special political structure makes the nation of the few communist nations on Micras nowadays governed by a full communist party. According to the Dauian constitution, the DRD is defined as a socialist state led by a people's democratic dictatorship, spearheaded by the working class and grounded on an alliance of workers and peasants. State institutions are mandated to adhere to the principle of democratic centralism, with a key emphasis on the leadership of the ~~Dauian Communist~~ Party as a defining feature of socialism with Yewlangese characteristics.		The Democratic Republic of Daau is governed by the Daau Workers Party (DWP), thus Daau considers itself to be a Marxist–Leninist socialist republic, Daau's special political structure makes the nation of the few communist nations on Micras nowadays governed by a full communist party. According to the Dauian constitution, the DRD is defined as a socialist state led by a people's democratic dictatorship, spearheaded by the working class and grounded on an alliance of workers and peasants. State institutions are mandated to adhere to the principle of democratic centralism, with a key emphasis on the leadership of the Daau Workers Party as a defining feature of socialism with Yewlangese characteristics.

	While the DR Daau officially labels itself as a democracy, using terms like "socialist inspired democracy" and "people's ideal democracy," it is commonly characterized as an hybrid regime one-party state. The nation is known for imposing stringent restrictions, particularly in areas such as freedom of the press, assembly, formation of social organizations, religion, and internet access.		While the DR Daau officially labels itself as a democracy, using terms like "socialist inspired democracy" and "people's ideal democracy," it is commonly characterized as an hybrid regime one-party state. The nation is known for imposing stringent restrictions, particularly in areas such as freedom of the press, assembly, formation of social organizations, religion, and internet access.

	=== ~~Dauian Communist~~ Party ===		=== Daau Workers Party ===
	{{main\|~~Dauian Communist~~ Party}}		{{main\|Daau Workers Party}}

	=== Government ===		=== Government ===
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	=== Military ===		=== Military ===
	{{main\|People's Home Guard}}		{{main\|People's Home Guard}}The Dauian People's Home Guard (DPHG)

	== Economy ==		== Economy ==

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Matabese Civil War

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	==== Matabese Civil War ====		==== Matabese Civil War ====
	{{main\|Matabese Civil War}}The Matabese Civil War was the turning point for Dauian-Matabese relations due to the failing Matabese ecoomy and recent anti-Matabese policies being passed in the People's National Assembly causing civil outrage and ultimately sparking a civil revolt in the region. The civil war lasted over a year with Basagrande militant group [[Matabese Liberation Arms]] spearheading the local rebel force. The 7th and 8th Resimen di Daau were deployed in action alongside the Matabese Peacekeeping Forces. The war saw a total of 5,000 battle-related casualties with a further 300 civilian deaths over battlefields. A total of 30,000 were displaced due to the heavy fighting in the [[Basagrande\|Basagrande region]]. The [[Republic of North Mataba]] was formed 6 months in the war before being annihilated following the surrender and assasination of paramount coup leader [[Tun Ismail Razaqhuiddin]]. The civil war ended in a Dauian-Matabese victory over the Liberation Front. The war sparked the second amendment of the [[Matabese Autonomy bill]] which forced Basagrande into being a direct district under Daau and stripping it of its Special Administrative Region rights, the amendment also saw the Dauian fist gripping tighter on Mataba as a Special Administrative Region and imposed further economic and human rights restrictions, an example may be that if a Matabese citizen was to host a protest, it would need to be approved by the government. The amendment also stripped Mataba of the rights to gain freedom of movement within Daau and its ally nation [[Banh Nam]], meaning people who solely hold Matabese passports will be required to apply for a Dauian entry/exit ID card as part of the new bill.		{{main\|Matabese Civil War}}

			The Matabese Civil War was the turning point for Dauian-Matabese relations due to the failing Matabese ecoomy and recent anti-Matabese policies being passed in the People's National Assembly causing civil outrage and ultimately sparking a civil revolt in the region. The civil war lasted over a year with Basagrande militant group [[Matabese Liberation Arms]] spearheading the local rebel force. The 7th and 8th Resimen di Daau were deployed in action alongside the Matabese Peacekeeping Forces. The war saw a total of 5,000 battle-related casualties with a further 300 civilian deaths over battlefields. A total of 30,000 were displaced due to the heavy fighting in the [[Basagrande\|Basagrande region]]. The [[Republic of North Mataba]] was formed 6 months in the war before being annihilated following the surrender and assasination of paramount coup leader [[Tun Ismail Razaqhuiddin]]. The civil war ended in a Dauian-Matabese victory over the Liberation Front. The war sparked the second amendment of the [[Matabese Autonomy bill]] which forced Basagrande into being a direct district under Daau and stripping it of its Special Administrative Region rights, the amendment also saw the Dauian fist gripping tighter on Mataba as a Special Administrative Region and imposed further economic and human rights restrictions, an example may be that if a Matabese citizen was to host a protest, it would need to be approved by the government. The amendment also stripped Mataba of the rights to gain freedom of movement within Daau and its ally nation [[Banh Nam]], meaning people who solely hold Matabese passports will be required to apply for a Dauian entry/exit ID card as part of the new bill.

	==Geography ==		==Geography ==

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	{{main\|Dauian Reduction}}		{{main\|Dauian Reduction}}

	Following the death of Kim Dong Won, the nation fell into a state of mourning and also a state of protests against the current government. The culprit was claimed to be Florian to calm the situation down and was further investigated to be revealed that the culprit was indeed a Florian but a Dauian by Florian descent who holds a Florian passport. The nation fell into a state of peril as mass protests broke out all over the nation. City-states Jurong and Daas would		Following the death of Kim Dong Won, the nation fell into a state of mourning and also a state of protests against the current government. The culprit was claimed to be Florian to calm the situation down and was further investigated to be revealed that the culprit was indeed a Florian but a Dauian by Florian descent who holds a Florian passport. The nation fell into a state of peril as mass protests broke out all over the nation. City-states Jurong and Daas would propose to become free states under [[The Green]] to maximize their chances of survival.

	==== Matabese ~~civil war~~ ====		==== Matabese Civil War ====
	{{main\|Matabese Civil War}}		{{main\|Matabese Civil War}}The Matabese Civil War was the turning point for Dauian-Matabese relations due to the failing Matabese ecoomy and recent anti-Matabese policies being passed in the People's National Assembly causing civil outrage and ultimately sparking a civil revolt in the region. The civil war lasted over a year with Basagrande militant group [[Matabese Liberation Arms]] spearheading the local rebel force. The 7th and 8th Resimen di Daau were deployed in action alongside the Matabese Peacekeeping Forces. The war saw a total of 5,000 battle-related casualties with a further 300 civilian deaths over battlefields. A total of 30,000 were displaced due to the heavy fighting in the [[Basagrande\|Basagrande region]]. The [[Republic of North Mataba]] was formed 6 months in the war before being annihilated following the surrender and assasination of paramount coup leader [[Tun Ismail Razaqhuiddin]]. The civil war ended in a Dauian-Matabese victory over the Liberation Front. The war sparked the second amendment of the [[Matabese Autonomy bill]] which forced Basagrande into being a direct district under Daau and stripping it of its Special Administrative Region rights, the amendment also saw the Dauian fist gripping tighter on Mataba as a Special Administrative Region and imposed further economic and human rights restrictions, an example may be that if a Matabese citizen was to host a protest, it would need to be approved by the government. The amendment also stripped Mataba of the rights to gain freedom of movement within Daau and its ally nation [[Banh Nam]], meaning people who solely hold Matabese passports will be required to apply for a Dauian entry/exit ID card as part of the new bill.

	==Geography ==		==Geography ==

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	Following the death of Kim Dong Won, the nation fell into a state of mourning and also a state of protests against the current government. The culprit was claimed to be Florian to calm the situation down and was further investigated to be revealed that the culprit was indeed a Florian but a Dauian by Florian descent who holds a Florian passport. The nation fell into a state of peril as mass protests broke out all over the nation. City-states Jurong and Daas would		Following the death of Kim Dong Won, the nation fell into a state of mourning and also a state of protests against the current government. The culprit was claimed to be Florian to calm the situation down and was further investigated to be revealed that the culprit was indeed a Florian but a Dauian by Florian descent who holds a Florian passport. The nation fell into a state of peril as mass protests broke out all over the nation. City-states Jurong and Daas would

			==== Matabese civil war ====
			{{main\|Matabese Civil War}}

	==Geography ==		==Geography ==

Ishac at 05:15, 4 August 2024

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	==== The Liberation War ====		==== The Liberation War ====
	As insurgency was on the rise near the end of the Yewlang Dynasty		As insurgency was on the rise near the end of the Yewlang Dynasty, people of the Fangshan territory started to fend for its own against other rising insurgency agents looking to infiltrate the nation, the Fangshan people would form their own partizan forces against foreign threats and fought for their freedom in the Liberation War against the Xinchukang forces looking to take over Yewlang and co. The Fangshan people sucessfully defeated a band of Xinchukang forces and defended the region with their lives as they liberated themselves from a fallen Yewlang rule. Along with Fangshan, Juxia and Chhurti would form the Xanjiao in 1734, leading to a new dawn following the dark shadow of Yewlang rule and colonization.

	=== Red Sun Republic ===		=== Red Sun Republic ===
			A power struggle between the original Xanjiao government and rising socialist party would mean that a coup ensued in 1923 following the Xanjiao unification with the Xanjiao Socialist party taking over the government by storm with aid of the Xanjiao army, turning Xanjiao into the Socialist Republic of Sanjiao. As the new National Assembly was formed due to the switch of a government, a new president was voted in, being the then party leader Xi Yen Kang. Under Yen Kang's brutal regime, Daau's economy entered its golden age as workers were forced to work till dawn at times to achieve maximum profit for the nation's economy and development. The nation was nicknamed the Red Sun Republic by many foreigners due to the mass amount of political propaganda in the cities with a red sun. The nation's bustling economy and workforce made Daau a rising global power under Yen Kang's rule and saw the nation transform from an open democracy into a hermit state of socialism. The harsh conditions and human rights abuse caught the eye of many intermicronational media and nations, raising concerns about Daau and its people.

			Alongside forcing his people to work and join the army, Yen Kang also ordered the citizens of Daau to eradicate all former knowledge of Xanjiao and famously burned the many books in the Xanjiao Historical Library in 1937. He barred female students from studying politics and encouraged them to join the workforce to aid the country in its development. Yen Kang's most famous act of was him forcing his army to build himself multiple mansions around Xanjiao and a massive statue of him was built in the Xujiang canyon.

			There were attempts of insurgency within the nation to free its people from the harsh rule of Xi Yen Kang but to no avail. His son Xi Kim Bing took over after Yen Kang's eventual death in 1970 aged 85. Kim Bing ended his father's rule of mass turanny and harsh regime following his takeover of the country. Women were allowed to take part in poltical activites slowly and Xanjiao society and economy soon shifted after the discovery of natural gases and oil in the city of Xialanjian. As a result of this the need for industrial workforce slowly decreased and led to a new start for Xanjiao. The nation was renamed to Daer by Xi Kim Bing and was soon translated into the common tongue to become what we know as Daau today. The intermicrolization of Daau soon began with multiple name changes in the country and a fusion of Matabese and Xanjiao culture created modern day Daau.

	=== Present ===		=== Present ===