Kunapura

Kingdom of Kunapura List 6 other official names: Kingdom of Kunapura   (Istvanistani ) குனபுரா இராச்சியம்   ( ) Kerajaan Kunapura  (Gangwol Phineaner ) クンダプラ王国   ( ) 库纳普拉王国  (Humlebækish ) 쿠나 푸라 왕국  ( )
Flag Coat of Arms
Motto: Kunapura again!
Anthem: Majulah! (National Anthem Instrumental)
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Capital	Kunapura
Largest city	Kunapura
Official language(s)	Common Tongue Phinbellan Eeshan Sangunese Jingdaoese
Official religion(s)	Secular
Demonym	Kunapurani
- Adjective	Kunapurani
Government	Parliamentary republic
- King	Logesh Ramana (local) Sargon Azulpolassar (Praetor of the Hexarchy)
- Prime Minister	Izzat bin Suib
- Legislature	Kuri
Establishment	10 January 2021
Area
Population	4,732,121
Active population	1
Currency	Kunapurani Dollar
Calendar
Time zone(s)
Mains electricity
Driving side	Right
Track gauge
National website
National forum
National animal	Lion
National food	Bird nest
National drink	Kunapurani Sling
National tree	Palm
Abbreviation	KNP

Kingdom of Kunapura (KOK; Kunapura; Kunapura Kingdom; (Common Tongue: Kingdom of Kunapura), (Eeshan: குனபுரா இராச்சியம் Kuṉapurā irācciyam), (Phinbellan: Kerajaan Kunapura), (Sangunese: クンダプラ王国 Kundapura ōkoku), (Taesongean: 쿠나 푸라 왕국 kuna pula wang-gug) (Jingdaoese: 库纳普拉王国 Kù nà pǔ lā wángguó ) is a constitutional monarchy city state island nation of west of Keltia. Formerly an independent city-state under the auspices of Phinbella, the region was peacefully annexed by The Hexarchy in the late 1690's AN to become an autonomously governed region, with the transfer of sovereignty to Hexarchian rule completed on New Year's Day of 1700 AN.

The nation's population as of 1730 AN represented a massive demographic shift from 35 years prior, when Eeshan people formed the majority of the city-state's population. With a massive influx of people from The Hexarchy after the annexation and the transfer of power to that country, emigration to and from the polity and the extension of its borders within the Hexarchy caused a large demographic shift. In 1730 AN, the population was 5,132,936, of which approximately 33% are Hexarchians of various tribes/nationalities, 27% are Eeshan, %15 are Sanpanese, %10 are Phineaner, %10 are Jingdaoese, and 5% hail from other backgrounds. Since the nation is a city-state, the capital is the same as the country's name. For most of the polity's 120-year-history, the Eeshan peoples remained the majority ruler of the nation, dominating government and politics until the early 1700's AN, as demographics began to change and the city increasingly integrated into the Hexarchy. The city consists of a small piece of the Keltian mainland (since 1715 AN), with the so-called "Old City" located entirely on a group of islands: South Tepen Islands (containing the city's largest airport) are located in the south, Tolum Pass is located in the west, Kumbakonan Islands and Semhapuran Lagoon are the largest islands in the east, and some river islands and Salam Lake in the north make up the remainder of the smaller island groups there. In the north of the nation are small Eeshan states on the coastal islands and what small inland areas that made up the old city-state.

The nation experienced rapid development, with this continuing post-annexation. Development accelerated past 1715 AN with the inclusion of some mainland territories, spurring the island city's industry, while at the same time driving the region's demographic shift in favor of its much larger neighbor in the Hexarchy. The city matches Kobol in its advancement, having developed into one of The Hexarchy's most highly industrialized places. Due to the city's booming economy and population, it is the most expensive area for expats to live in on Micras. 32 percent of the nation has been reclaimed, even accounting for the 1715 AN expansion granted by the central government by the hand of Praetor Gilgamesh II. Given the island's very high autonomy and good reputation among the larger nations of Micras, trade is well developed independently from the rest of the Hexarchy, going so far as to have portions of its own visa policy. In addition, the country is equipped with buildings with interesting architecture. The country is also famous for its unusual bans in the name of keeping harmony, cleanliness, and order on the otherwise crowded streets.

Culture

Language

Kunapura is a multilingual nation. At least 6 different languages ​​are spoken in the nation, outside of recently introduced Hexarchian tongues. Spoken languages ​​include Eeshan, Common Tongue, Phinbellan, Jingdaoese, Sangunese and Taesongean. These six languages ​​are used in official documents, traffic signs and in social life. Kunapurani students learn the lessons of these six languages, so the number of languages ​​known per person in Kunapura is quite high. Eeshan, Common Tongue and Phinbellan are the most used languages.

Religion

Acoording the 2021 census

Religions in Kunapura (1693)

  Krishnism (40.0%)

  Karmaism (25.0%)

  Irreligion (15.0%)

  Umraism (10.0%)

  Tianchaodao (10.0%)

  Other (10.0%)

Education

Kunapura is a highly developed nation in terms of education, the iq level of the nation is 105. Literacy rate in the nation is reported at over 99%, well ahead of the rest of the Hexarchy. Kunapura's educational curriculum provides a quality education and implements a system to develop children. There are 7 universities in the country, the best university being regarded as Raj Ramana University. Raj Ramana University was founded almost alongside the country itself, with its 120-year history seeing a wide range of very important people having graduated from this university. The newest university, the Gilgamesh II Institute of Technology at Kunapura, was founded in 1727 AN to service mostly Hexarchian-native students working and living in Kunapura.

Sport

The most popular sports in the nation: Cricket, Football and Hockey. Cricket is a very popular sport in this country and there are successful athletes from this nation. The youth often partake in the sport, and children playing cricket in Kunapura parks is a common sight. The second favorite sport is association football. The Kunapura national football team is based in the capital of old Eesha, formerly known as the Eesha national football team. The team frequently stages both tournament and exhibition matches in the capital district's stadium. In addition, Kunapura has two large stadiums, one with a capacity of 80,000 and the other with a capacity of 50,000. The name of the 50,000-seat stadium Ramana Stadium opened in 2011 and has hosted regional football teams for many years. The Ramana Stadium was restored in 2021, the grandstands were strengthened and it has a new roof and tartan track. The 80,000-seat National Stadium opened in 2021 and has a unique design. Kunapura also has a football league called Liga Kunapura, but it has no great success in popularity outside of its borders.

Ramana Stadium

Demographics

Ethnic Groups

Accoording the 1695 AN census

Religions in Kunapura (1693)

  Eeshan (50.0%)

  Sanpanese (20.0%)

  Phineaner (10.0%)

  Jingdaoese (10.0%)

  Xiangi (5.0%)

  Other (5.0%)

Federations

Kunapura is a city-state and consists of 25 districts, these are:

• Serakok
• Ottu
• Kumbakonan
• Chitsal
• Terakon
• Chiyang
• Perang
• Pulau Surma
• Kerci
• Yang Ko-Ko
• Hanseyong-un
• Tinsal
• Narapal
• New Miyaji
• Koyo
• Kocheng
• Joyang
• Ramana
• Ochi
• Filettino
• New Kunapura

Economy

This article or section is a work in progress. The information below may be incomplete, outdated, or subject to change.

Serakok Bay

Kunapura is a city-state, relying on financial and service industries to maintain its high levels of wealth, in addition to hydrocarbon deposits discovered off its shores in the 1720's AN. The high level of wealth concentrated in the city produces a very high per-capita and median wealth in the city's people (especially those on the islands). Due to high levels of income and spending on social infrastructure, the level of welfare directed to citizens of the city-state is high. This has attracted great numbers of those from abroad, particularly from The Hexarchy post-annexation. This has led to the introduction of special internal controls within the city designed to limit welfare spending to long-term Hexarchy-origin residents and Kunapura citizens, with additional subsidies from Marduk to compensate for the added expenses of integrating this large new population into its rapidly growing economy. Due to the city's many natural deep-water harbors, there are several internationally important ports in the country and it is a stopover point for many ships due to its strategic location and history of political neutrality. In addition, the country attaches importance to armament, the strategy of the nation being to market weapons to friendly countries, relying on its allies for defense. This trend continued post-annexation, with the Hexarchy itself becoming its largest customer. The largest percentage in the country belongs to industry. Service sector comes second, and agriculture comes third. There was scarcely any agricultural land in the country before the 1715 expansion, and even now the majority of the country's agricultural products are imported from abroad, making food products very expensive in the country.

Foreign Relations pre-1695 AN

Nation	Status	Visa Policy	Notes
Adrestia	No Contact	Visa required
Antakia	No Contact	Visa required
Arbor	No Contact	Visa required
Batavia	No Contact	Visa required
Batır	No Contact	Visa required
Calbion	No Contact	Visa required
Constancia	No Contact	Visa required
Craitland	No Contact	Visa required
Çakaristan	No Contact	Visa required
Dark Berry Islands	No Contact	Visa required
Drak-Modan	No Contact	Visa required
Elwynn	No Contact	Visa required
Floria	No Contact	Visa required
Goëtia	No Contact	Visa required
Hazar	No Contact	Visa required
Hurmu	No Contact	Visa required
Imperial Trade Union	No Contact	Visa required
International Mandate	No Contact	Visa required
Iron Cult	No Contact	Visa required
Jääland	No Contact	Visa required
Jingdao	No Contact	Visa required
Kalgachia	No Contact	Visa required
Lac Glacei	No Contact	Visa required
Lostisland	No Contact	Visa required
Meckelnburgh	No Contact	Visa required
Mercury	No Contact	Visa required
Natopia	No Contact	Visa required
New Batavia	No Contact	Visa required
Nouvelle Alexandrie	No Contact	Visa required
Nova England	No Contact	Visa required
Palesmenia	No Contact	Visa required
Phinbella	No Contact	Visa required
Port Balaine	No Contact	Visa required
Ralgon	No Contact	Visa required
Ransenar	No Contact	Visa required
Réunion	No Contact	Visa required
Sanama	No Contact	Visa required
Senya	No Contact	Visa required
Shireroth	No Contact	Visa required
South Sea Islands	No Contact	Visa required
Suren	No Contact	Visa required
Tellia	No Contact	Visa required
Thracistan	No Contact	Visa required
Unified Governorates	No Contact	Visa required
Voxland	No Contact	Visa required
West Skerry and Sri Pashana	No Contact	Visa required
Zeed	No Contact	Visa required