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The '''Greater Hoshiokan Empire''' is a thassalocratic state in [[Ourika]]. | The '''Greater Hoshiokan Empire''' is a thassalocratic state in eastern [[Ourika]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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===Unification & Centralisation=== | ===Unification & Centralisation=== | ||
===Hanko Era=== | ===Hanko Era=== | ||
===The Great War=== | |||
===Chouwa Era=== | ===Chouwa Era=== | ||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
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==Politics== | ==Politics== | ||
===Government=== | ===Government=== | ||
[[File:Hoshiokan Government.png|thumb|Simplified Chart of Hoshiokan Governmental Organisation]] | |||
===Administrative Divisions=== | ===Administrative Divisions=== | ||
[[File:Hoshioko Cities.png|thumb|Political Map of Hoshioko Showing Regions, Prefectural Boundaries, and Major Cities]] | [[File:Hoshioko Cities.png|thumb|Political Map of Hoshioko Showing Regions, Prefectural Boundaries, and Major Cities]] | ||
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===Foreign Affairs=== | ===Foreign Affairs=== | ||
==Defense== | ==Defense== | ||
===Military=== | ===Military=== | ||
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===Law Enforcement=== | ===Law Enforcement=== | ||
''Main Article: [[Imperial Hoshiokan Gendarmerie]], [[Imperial Special Police]] | |||
==Economy== | ==Economy== | ||
The Hoshiokan Empire is one of the largest economies in the world, with a GDP in terms of purchasing power parity of RZ$ 4.9 trillion. Hoshioko has a significant industrial base, and is home to some of the world's leading defence, ship building, steel, electronics, capital goods, and chemical industries. The Hoshiokan merchant marine is the largest in the world, with [TBD] million deadweight tons of shipping. The Hoshiokan economy is significantly shaped by geography. Nearly all industrial and financial institutions are located on the Hoshiokan Home Islands, with territories in Shitsujima most focused on agriculture and mining. Due to the terrain of the Home Islands, these industries are heavily concentrated into both the Yosaika and Kanminami regions, with these two regions accounting for almost half of Hoshiokan GDP. | |||
The Hoshiokan economy is dominated by the ''zaibatsu'' (財閥, lit. "financial clique"), large conglomerates of vertically integrated industries, whose size and influence enable them to exercise significant control over the economy and hold a significant presence in the government. The largest four ''zaibatsu'', the Matsumoto Group, the Kawakami Group, the Ito Group, and the Yonezu Group, are the most prominent, but smaller cliques are commonly also considered ''zaibatsu''. Most ''zaibatsu'' consist of a single holding company, which then owns controlling portions of several subsidiaries. Most all ''zaibatsu'' contain a banking insitution for internal financing, and several subsidiaries for the various industries they are involved in. ''Zaibatsu'' influence extends deep into the Hoshiokan government, with specific ''zaibatsu'' often tied to a particular political party or organisation. Many former chairmen of ''zaibatsu'' go on to hold consultancy positions on the Privy Council, providing unofficial advice to the Emperor. | |||
Hoshioko's primary imports are energy products, foodstuffs, and raw materials for industry. Major Hoshiokan exports include capital goods, finished products, chemicals, electronics, aircraft, ships, and defence equipment. | |||
The main Hoshiokan currency is the ''koban'', which generally trades at rates of around HS交100 to the RZ$. | |||
===Primary Sector=== | ===Primary Sector=== | ||
===Secondary Sector=== | ===Secondary Sector=== | ||
===Tertiary Sector=== | ===Tertiary Sector=== | ||
==Science & Technology== | ==Science & Technology== | ||
==Infrastructure== | ==Infrastructure== | ||
Latest revision as of 05:10, 17 December 2019
Greater Hoshiokan Empire 大星を超帝國 | |
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 Flag
 Hoshiokan Seal.jpg
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| Motto: 天皇陛下万歳! Long Live the Emperor! | |
 Hoshioko within East Ourika | |
| Status | Extant |
| Capital | Daikyo |
| Largest | Okuoka |
| Official languages | Hoshiokan |
| Recognised regional languages | Hoshiran |
| Ethnic groups (2019) | Hoshiokan __% Hoshiran __% Other __% |
| Religion (2019) | Traditional Folk: _% Nonreligious: __% Other: __% [not!Christianity]: __% |
| Demonym(s) | Hoshiokan |
| Government | Constitutional Monarchy |
• Emperor | Kagahito |
• Chancellor | TBD |
• Speaker for the Peers | TBD |
• Lord Justice | TBD |
• Chief of Staff, Imperial General Headquarters | TBD |
| Legislature | Imperial Diet |
| Chamber of Peers | |
| Chamber of Representatives | |
| Sovereign Territory | |
• Mythological foundation | [TBD] |
• Drafting of Restoration Constitution | [TBD] |
| Area | |
• Total | 1,296,405 km2 (500,545 sq mi) |
• Density | 154.45/km2 (400.0/sq mi) |
| GDP (PPP) | 2019 estimate |
• Total | RZ$ 4.9 trillion ([TBD]) |
• Per capita | RZ$ 24,457 ([TBD]) |
| Gini | 37.7 medium ([TBD]) |
| HDI (2019) | .824 very high ([TBD]) |
| Currency | Hoshiokan Koban (交) (HSK) |
| Time zone | UTC[TBD] ([TBD]) |
• Summer (DST) | UTC[TBD] ([TBD]) |
| Date format | dd-mm-yyyy, CE dd-mm-Regnal Year |
| Driving side | left |
| Calling code | +23 |
| Internet TLD | .hs |
The Greater Hoshiokan Empire is a thassalocratic state in eastern Ourika.
History
Pre-History
Classical
Warring States
Unification & Centralisation
Hanko Era
The Great War
Chouwa Era
Geography
Home Islands
Shitsujima
Anterior Territories
Politics
Government
Administrative Divisions
The Hoshiokan Empire consists of sixty-three prefectures in seven regions: Yosaika, Kanminami, Kyoete, Yamasugi, Natsukuni, Shitsujima, and Maeryodo.
Foreign Affairs
Defense
Military
Main Article: Imperial Hoshiokan Army; Imperial Hoshiokan Navy
Law Enforcement
Main Article: Imperial Hoshiokan Gendarmerie, Imperial Special Police
Economy
The Hoshiokan Empire is one of the largest economies in the world, with a GDP in terms of purchasing power parity of RZ$ 4.9 trillion. Hoshioko has a significant industrial base, and is home to some of the world's leading defence, ship building, steel, electronics, capital goods, and chemical industries. The Hoshiokan merchant marine is the largest in the world, with [TBD] million deadweight tons of shipping. The Hoshiokan economy is significantly shaped by geography. Nearly all industrial and financial institutions are located on the Hoshiokan Home Islands, with territories in Shitsujima most focused on agriculture and mining. Due to the terrain of the Home Islands, these industries are heavily concentrated into both the Yosaika and Kanminami regions, with these two regions accounting for almost half of Hoshiokan GDP.
The Hoshiokan economy is dominated by the zaibatsu (財閥, lit. "financial clique"), large conglomerates of vertically integrated industries, whose size and influence enable them to exercise significant control over the economy and hold a significant presence in the government. The largest four zaibatsu, the Matsumoto Group, the Kawakami Group, the Ito Group, and the Yonezu Group, are the most prominent, but smaller cliques are commonly also considered zaibatsu. Most zaibatsu consist of a single holding company, which then owns controlling portions of several subsidiaries. Most all zaibatsu contain a banking insitution for internal financing, and several subsidiaries for the various industries they are involved in. Zaibatsu influence extends deep into the Hoshiokan government, with specific zaibatsu often tied to a particular political party or organisation. Many former chairmen of zaibatsu go on to hold consultancy positions on the Privy Council, providing unofficial advice to the Emperor.
Hoshioko's primary imports are energy products, foodstuffs, and raw materials for industry. Major Hoshiokan exports include capital goods, finished products, chemicals, electronics, aircraft, ships, and defence equipment.
The main Hoshiokan currency is the koban, which generally trades at rates of around HS交100 to the RZ$.