Daau

Democratic Republic of Daau
Flag Coat of Arms
Motto: "Onwards Daau"
Anthem: "Our Daau"
Map versions	17.5.0
Capital	Seragaan
Largest city	Seragaan
Official language(s)	Daau Matabese Baatharzi Yewlang
Official religion(s)	No major religion
Demonym	Dauian
- Adjective	Dauian
Government	Unitary Marxist–Leninist one-party socialist republic
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- President	Xi Bing Jin
- Legislature	Daau People's National Assembly
Establishment	16 February 2022
Area
Population	1,030,000
Active population	1
Currency	Daau Ruppiah
Calendar
Time zone(s)	CMT +4
Mains electricity
Driving side	right
Track gauge
National website
National forum
National animal	Eagle
National food	Kaya toast
National drink	Coke
National tree	Orchard Tree
Abbreviation	DAU

Daau, officially known as the Democratic Republic of Daau, is a country in southern-eastern Eura. It is home to approx 1,030,000 people in its four states, one municipality and two special administraive regions, Mataba and Draguti. The nation's capital, and largest city is Seragaan at 350,000, followed by Jurong at 250,000 and Daas at 230,000

Daau's land is mostly flat with alot of beaches and plains along with mountains near the border with Krasnovlac. The nation itself is quite modern with city developments ongoing and so. Most Dauians live in the south side of the country where the capital and its largest city is, Seragaan.

The country hosts a number of sporting events throughout the year with loads of supporters from different part of the country coming to watch and support, most notably the All Dauian Cup which has teams from all over the country's footballing pyramid. Daau also boasts a strong track and field team.

Etymology

The name Daau was derived from the ancient Dauian language, Daau's was the name of the great King of Gods Daau Laksa in Dauian mythology. Daau means the most humble of the humble and the greatest of the greatest.

Other names

The Red Sun Republic of Daau is the unoffical national name of Daau. The Sky of Red Sun is symbolized in the flag as the background of the flag.

History

The Great Blessing

In year 869, a group of exiled men from an unknown tribe wandered to modern day Seragaan and called the area Seraga, meaning the blessed land as the group found fresh food and water sources near the area. The news quickly spread about this area where there was fresh food and unlimited natural resources. The exiled men and their familes settled down here and called this time of their lives the great blessing. They then called the land Daau in order to pay respect to their great God which blessed them this land.

Dauian Revolt

The year 1606 saw the revolt of the Dauians as they were occupied by the Kozzakas while the Kozzakas burnt the rebels' settlements, this saw an instant rage in the Dauians and the revolt began. Led by former Dauian army general Jack Huma'at, the Dauians quickly wiped out outpost by outpost and swiftly made the Kozaakas surrender. The revolt ended in 1607, over a span of 1 year.

Geography

Daau is located in south-east Eura near the Trucial Isles. The nation has a number of ports used for trading with foreign countries while being a main source of income for the nation. There are also a number of airports within the nation with the biggest being Daas-Seragaan International Airport which is located in the municipality of Daas-Bedok, right betweeen Daas and Seragaan.

Daau boasts a number of natural rivers along with loads of freshwater lakes in the countryside. Most notably the Jurong Lake and the Seragaan Main River which flows from Mount Al-Tamar to the port of Seragaan. As mentioned above Daau's mountains are mostly located near the Northern border while some are located near the Western border.

Climate

The weather in Daau is usually dry and cold near the southern part of the country whilst the northern part has a much diverse climate. Temperatures range from 12° to 23° in a year in the south and 21° to 42° in the north.

Demographics

States and Special Administrative Regions

Daau currently has 4 states, being Greater Seragaan, State of Jurong, Daas and Greater Pahak.

For SAR's, Daau currently holds Mataba and Draguti as special administrative regions and both have different systems under the Daau Special Administrative Region principle established after the Draguti Conflict.

Cities

Daau has a population around 1,030,000 and has a life expectancy rate of 90.53 due to it being peaceful and the low tax rates in the country plus a fertility rate of 2.83 children per woman.

The Dauian people take up most of the popluation (97%) while the remaining 3% is shared between Krasnos and Aldurians. Most Krasnos live in the northern part of the country due to Krasnovlac being there.

Mental Health

Daau has a quite stable mental health status with a low tax rate and a stable education system. Most Dauians are not bothered by mental health issues and are actually quite happy. Daau is ranked as the top happiest country in Eura.

Foreign Relations

for more information please read Foreign relations of Daau.

Daau shares an open border between Krasnovlac, meaning that both sides can freely enter and exit Daau without visa.

Education

School Structure

Daau's school structure is based off different countries' structure.

• Year 1-7 Lower School
• Year 8-12(13) Upper School

Dauian students taking the Daau National Curriculum are required to take the Daau National Exam after year 12 to determine which public university they will enter.

Culture

Culture in Daau is believed to be what shaped modern day Daau. Attractions and focal points of the country are mostly from culture in the nation. Music, art, media, cuisine, and sports have been an integral part in shaping the nation's form and culture.

Music

Jazz and hiphop has been an integral part of Daau's music industry and culture since moving on from the classical genre. The country has produced different hiphop artists such as Umar "Tobey" Maguire and world renowned jazz band Bedok Green BigBand.

Sports

Sports in Daau is truly an integral part of Daau due it brining all the Dauians together glued to their TV screens to watch their national team play. Daau holds its annual School Competition with different sports to be played and allows young players to be scouted by their respective sports departments/teams.

Daau has professional leagues in football, basketball, badminton, ice hockey and volleyball plus an amateur one-man tennis league. Football is seen as the main sport of Daau due to its mass popularity in the people. The Daau Super League is the top flight of Daau football along with the Daau Premier League and the Daau League which are the 2nd and 3rd tier of Dauian Professional football respectively. Daau also has youth leagues for younger players to develop themselves and maybe get scouted for major league clubs. All these leagues are managed by the Daau Football Association. Daau also has its own national team, the Daau national football team which is also managed by the Daau Football Association.

Athletes can receive honours in the country depending on their contributions to the competition they're playing in or their contributions to sports in Daau. Dauian Badminton legend Vas Khal Mutalib was awarded the Daau People's Athlete award for his outstanding merit in the local badminton league and also winning five personal awards during his short stint.