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Kōkai
KōkaïKōҟaï
黃海 • 황해 (Hwanghae)
קאָוקאַי
  Territories of Phinbella  
Territory and State of Kōkai
黃海道と州
황해도와주
Wilayah dan Negeri Kōkaï
Kōkai Special Self-Governing Territory
黄海特別自治道
황해특별자치도
Wilayah Pemerintahan Sendiri Khas Kōkaï
Other transcription(s)
 • Jawi كوكي
 • Taesongean 황해 (Hangul)
Hwanghae (Revised Romanization)
 • Eeshan கூகாய்
Kūkāy (Transliteration)
 • Sangunese 黃海
Kōkai
Taesongean transcription(s)
 • Hangul 황해특별자치도
 • Hanja 黃海特別自治道
 • McCune‑Reischauer Hwanghae T'ŭkpyŏl Chach'ido
 • Revised Romanization Hwanghae Teukbyeol Jachido

Flag

Coat of arms
Nickname(s): Tanah Enam Panji
The Six Banners Land
Negeri Ramah dan Bermuafakat
The Friendly and Concord State
Motto: Lima Bangsa Bermuafakat Dibawah Enam Bendera Atas Kōkai, Kōkai Jaya Raya (Phinbellan Phineaner)
五族協和黄海の六旗の下に, 黄海勝利と偉大 (Sangunese)
Five Races in Concord Under Six Banners Over Kōkai, Kōkai Victorious and Great
Location of Territory of Kōkai (red) in Phinbella (light yellow)
Realm/Country Phinbella Phinbella
Entity Free area of the Federation
Geographical region Phinbellan Euran States
Annexed by Phinbella 14.V.1729 AN (February 10, RP 2620 (RP 2620-02-10))
Eastern Eura Act 12.VIII.1729 AN (February 15, RP 2620 (RP 2620-02-15))
Formation 20.X.1729 AN (February 20, RP 2620 (RP 2620-02-20))
Granted special self-governing status 10.I.1736 AN (September 1, RP 2620 (RP 2620-09-01))
Capital
(and largest city)
Singapore Street
Government
 • Type Parliamentary representative democracy territory within a federal republic
 • Body Kōkai State Territorial Government
 • Governor TBA
 • Chief Minister TBA
 • Legislature Legislative Assembly of Kōkai
Area
 • Total 65,978.41 km2 (25,474.41 sq mi)
Population (1730 AN)
 • Total 5,367,890
 • Density 81/km2 (210/sq mi)
Demonym Kōkainese
Demographics
 • Ethnic groups
 • Religion
 • Official languages Phineaner (official)
Sangunese (official regional)
Taesongean (official regional)
Postal code 210xxx to 219xxx
Calling code 06
Vehicle registration KK

Kōkai (Sangunese: 黃海, translit.: Kōkai?, pronounced [ˈko̞ːka̠i], locally also [ˈkoːkai]; Phineaner: Kōkaï, pronounced [ˈko'kai]; Taesongean: 황해; RRHwanghae; Yapreayan: Kōҟaï()()()()()()()()()()()()()(); Ashkenatzi: קאָוקאַי), officially known as the Territory and State of Kōkai (Sangunese: 黃海道と州, translit.: Kōkai-dō to Shū?, Phineaner: Wilayah dan Negeri Kōkaï; Taesongean: 황해도와주; RRHwanghae-do wa Ju), commonly known as the State of Kōkai (黃海州, Kōkai-shū?, Taesongean: 황해주; RRHwanghae-ju) or Kōkai State, alternatively (黄海特別自治道, Kōkai tokubetsu jichi-dō?, Taesongean: 황해특별자치도; RRHwanghae Teukbyeol Jachi-do; MRHwanghae T'ŭkpyŏl Chach'i-do; Phineaner: Wilayah Pemerintahan Sendiri Khas Kōkaï; lit. "Kōkai Special Self-Governing Territory"), is a Phinbellan territory and state located in the Phinbellan Euran States region. It borders Shandānø'kaí to the south and the city of Heijō to the northeast, and also has an international border with Rocher to the north and Banh Nam to the west, as well as a maritime border with the Surenid-Imperial Federation island of Béihagh to the east. Kōkai has 288 kilometers of coastline on the Bohai Strait and the Manggatal Strait to the east. Covering an area of ​​65,978.41 square kilometers and having a population of 5,367,890 people as of 1730 AN, it makes this territory the second largest territory by area and population in the Phinbellan Euran States region. Singapore Street is the capital and largest city of Kōkai, the economic center of the territory and also the seat of the Kōkai State territorial government. Singapore Street is a heavily urbanized and most developed city, very famous for its night life and futuristic scene and often dubbed as "cyberpunk city". Other cities and towns in Kōkai include Samarang, Glayzer, Collins Town, Fairly Baram and Padang Hijau. This territory has two different climates with different types of rainforests, more than half of the territory is in the northwest and the rest is less than half is in the southwest. The Glayzer River is the longest river in this territory, approximately 528 kilometers long. Kōkai has a mountain range known as the Surakarya Mountains and Mount Yu Shan is the highest point in the territory with a height of 2,673 meters.

Kōkai is known as the Land of Six Banners (Phineaner: Tanah Enam Panji) because it has a long history of territory and has experienced six different eras, the six flags including the flag of this territory, the Phineaner tricolour and the flag of Phinbella can be found on the coat of arms of this state. This territory was once named Aziziyah in the past and in that Aziziyah era are used a red flag. Kōkai together with Shandānø'kaí and Paminorshan Free State joined Phinbella which is a realm of the Order of the Holy Lakes on 14.V.1729 AN (February 10, RP 2620) as the next three territories and formed the Phinbellan Euran States region, and Kōkai officially made as the sixteenth territory on 20.X.1729 AN (February 20, RP 2620). On 10.I.1736 AN, Kōkai was granted self-government by the Phinbellan federal government at the same time as the territory gained more autonomy and was classified as self-governing but not equivalent to the existing special administrative territory, rather than as a common territory. The special bill on the creation of a special autonomous region in Kōkai is a project submitted by the ruling party of the territory in V.1732 AN according to Article 6 of the special law on the establishment of a territory with a special autonomous status in Phinbella. It is the second territory after Turku and Hōri to obtain this status.

The head of state is the governor, also known as Yang di-Pertua Negeri or Yang di-Pertua Wilayah, while the head of government is the chief minister. Kōkai is divided into 17 administrative collectivities and 7 autonomous sub-districts, governed by a system closely modeled on the Britannic-Westminster parliamentary system. Phineaner, Sangunese and Taesongean are official languages of the territory, while the distinct dialects of three languages used as a vernacular, as well as the unique pidgin, native languages also spoken in the territory. According the territorial constitution, there are no official religion on the territory. The population of the territory consists of ethnically, culturally, religiously and linguistically diverse ethnic groups including Phineaners (especially the Kōkainese Phineaners), Eurphineonesians (including Yapreayans), Kagayans, Taesongeans, Sangunese, Jingdaoese, Yehudis, Rusyns and Sam-Sams. The Phineaner population was brought from Phinbella proper and Forajasaki to the territory, they worked as farmers in the river basin. The population of Sangunese in Kōkai increased dramatically, largely due to local government efforts to relocate land-poor young farmers from the Cyber-Island Chain. The Taesongean population in the state is also increasing. The western part of the territory with its large Rusyn population was ruled under a slightly different system, reflecting the different traditions that existed there. This territory also has a Babkhan population, especially in the interior, but it has experienced a sharp decline.

Development in this territory has grown rapidly, the main railway network in the territory is the Southern Kōkai Railway established by the Phinbellan provisional government has connected Singapore Street with cities on the southern coast and southern interior of this territory. Kōkai has abundant natural resources, and its economy is strongly export-oriented. Its primary exports include offshore oil, gas, timber and palm oil but also possesses strong manufacturing, energy and tourism sectors.

Etymology

History

Geography

Nightview of the Losong River with the skyscrappers.

The total land area of ​​the territory of Kōkai is an area of ​​65,978.41 square kilometers has made up 34.2 percent of the total area of ​​the Phinbellan Euran States region and it is the second largest territory in the region, and is located between the south latitude 29° 55′ and 32° 58' S and the east longitude 78° 18′ and 80° 54′ E. Its coastline is 288 kilometers long and is interrupted in the north by about 56 kilometers from the coast of Heijō and in the south by about 26.2 kilometers of the coast of the Shandānø'kaílander enclave. A total of 31.56 kilometers of coastline has been eroded. Kōkai borders Shandānø'kaí to the south and its enclaves to the southeast and Heijō to the northeast. It also borders internationally with Banh Nam to the west and the Rocher region owned by Oportia to the north. Kōkai is separated from Banh Nam and Rocher by a range of high hills and mountains known as the Surakarya Mountains, and Kōkai totally has four mountain ranges. Mount Yu Shan is the highest point in this territory.

Kōkai has two different climates according to the area and this territory is the intersection of two climates that both have winter. Kōkai has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen climate classification: Cwa) in the northwest, covering 68.4 percent of this territory, and also a cold highland subtropical climate (Cwc) in the southeast, covering 31.6 percent. Kōkai also experiences two monsoon seasons, the east monsoon and the west monsoon. The east monsoon occurs in the middle of the year which is about April to September where it brings very heavy rain. The west monsoon occurs from October to March, bringing relatively less rain. The climate is stable throughout the year except for two monsoons, the average temperature in the coastal area depends on the respective climate area either in the morning or in the evening. The climate is stable throughout the year except for two monsoons, the average temperature in the coastal area depends on the respective climate area either in the morning or in the evening. Singapore Street and the cities in the southeast of the territory have the lowest average temperatures compared to most other major cities in Kōkai and have the longest daylight hours (more than eight hours a day), while other areas receive six to seven hours of sunlight a day.

Geology

Wildlife and biodiversity

Government and politics

Constitution and special law

Territorial government

Executive

Legislature

Departments

Statutory bodies

Laws

Administrative divisions

Kōkai is divided into seventeen collectivities (jajahan) and seven autonomous sub-districts (jajahan kecil), as well as approximately 200 mukims, which are also divided into nearly 1,000 villages. Kōkai also has 22 local governments. Each collectivity and autonomous sub-district is administered by a collectivity officer and each mukim is administered by a penghulu, while each village will be led by a village head (ketua kampung). Although the names of collectivities and autonomous sub-districts are mostly more towards Western names, all collectivity officials are filled by Phineaners, especially from the elders of the Phineaner community in this territory, they hold the right to collect taxes and duties in each collectivity and managing Bumiputera-reserve lands.

Administrative divisions of Kōkai
Kōkai collectivities labelled map (2024).svg UPI code Collectivities
and A.S.Ds
Population
(1742 AN census)
Area
(km2)
Seat Mukims

Communes

1601 Baronia
1602 Beryl Kuala Beryl
1603 Betty Betty
1604 Collins Pasir Melibis
1605 Fairley Baram Fairley Baram
1606 Glayzer Glayzer
1607 Padang Hijau Padang Hijau
1608 Saint Joseph
1609 Salbiah Salbiah
1610 Samarang Samarang
1611 Singapore Street Singapore Street
1612 Siwa Siwa
1613 South Furious Bangar
1614 Tanah Merah Tanah Merah
1615 Tembungo Tembungo
1616 Tukau Tukau
1617 Ulu Telom Ulu Telom
1618 Titik Tarang
1619 Hasnah
1620 Sundar
1621 Baronia Barat
1622 Patricia
1623 Bokor
1624 Barton
Note:

List of local authorities

Demographics

Race and ethnicity

Kōkainese Phineaner

Eurphineonesian

Taesongean

Sangunese

Indian

Jingdaoese and Sino-Keltian

Sam-Sam

Kagayan

Shandānø'kaílander

Language

Religions

Economy

Taxation

Energy

Technology

Tourism

Education

Higher education

Healthcare

Medical research

Transportation

Highways

Airports

Ports

Railroads

Media

Television

Radio

Newspapers

Culture

Cuisine

Holidays and festivals

Singapore Street Intermicronational Culture Festival

Kōkai World Calligraphy Biennale

Arts

Sports

Notable people

International relations

See also

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