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'''Birenstan''' ([[Biren language|Biren]]: '''بىرېنستان''', ''Birenstan''), officially the '''Peoples' Union of Birenstan''' ([[Biren language|Biren]]: '''ببىرېنستان جئامئاھۇرىيېت''', ''Birenstan Jamahuriyet''), is a landlocked country in [[Coius]] with a population of 24 million people. Straddling the regions of [[South Coius]] and [[Rahelia]], it borders [[Xiaodong]] to the south, [[Kumuso]] to the east, [[Zorasan]] to the north, and [[Dakata]] to the west. | '''Birenstan''' ([[Biren language|Biren]]: '''بىرېنستان''', ''Birenstan''), officially the '''Peoples' Union of Birenstan''' ([[Biren language|Biren]]: '''ببىرېنستان جئامئاھۇرىيېت''', ''Birenstan Jamahuriyet''), is a landlocked country in [[Coius]] with a population of 24 million people. Straddling the regions of [[South Coius]] and [[Rahelia]], it borders [[Xiaodong]] to the south, [[Kumuso]] to the east, [[Zorasan]] to the north, and [[Dakata]] to the west. | ||
The region comprising modern-day Birenstan was originally inhabited by various South Coius cultures up until the | The region comprising modern-day Birenstan was originally inhabited by various South Coius cultures up until the 5th century. In the early 500s, the [[Great Khan Soll]] united several tribes into one tribal confederation known as the [[One Tribe (Kylaris)|One Tribe]], from which the name Biren is dervied. In the Great Migration, the Khan lead his people in the 540s through the [[Southern Gate (Kylaris)|Southern Gate]] to the Tepaliklar highlands, south of the Shalegho Mountains where they settled. The One Tribe continue to exist until Xiaodong reunited under the Tao dynasty and expanded into the region in the late 600s. When the Tao dynasty declined, the Biren gained independence as a series of small kingdoms. Xiao influence would ebb and flow throughout the centuries as the next two dynasties rose and fell and the Biren gained and lost their independence. Nevertheless Xiaodong is able to permanently establish some state institutions in the form of [[Zohism|zohist]] clergy. In the 19th century, the [[Heavenly Xiaodongese Empire]] invaded and Birenstan became a protectorate under nominal direct control of the emperor. The Biren people would live as subjects of the empire stirring nationalistic sentiments. | ||
Tensions would grow until it exploded during the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]]. In 1934 with Xiao forces in retreat, Biren rebels rebelled and overthrew the protectorate government and declared the independence of the Biren Republic in 1934. The Biren Revolutionary War would continue during the Great War, until its end in 1935 where it would be granted formal independence with the [[A|Treaty of Keisi]]. The [[Xiaodongese Civil War]] to the south caused economic and political turmoil which contributed to the weakening of the Republic. It ultimately fell to a military coup by nationalist forces in 1951 which was followed by a countercoup by republican forces, and the country fell into a brief [[Birean Civil War|civil war]]. It would end in less than a year when [[General Nurlan Sabir]], a commander in the armed forces, defected from the republicans and rode a wave of public support to defeat the liberal republicans and the nationalists in a year of fighting. In 1953 he [[Declaration of the Union|declared the establishment of the Peoples' Union]], a democratic state based upon his ideological principles of "[[Theory for a Democratic Homeland]]." | Tensions would grow until it exploded during the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]]. In 1934 with Xiao forces in retreat, Biren rebels rebelled and overthrew the protectorate government and declared the independence of the Biren Republic in 1934. The Biren Revolutionary War would continue during the Great War, until its end in 1935 where it would be granted formal independence with the [[A|Treaty of Keisi]]. The [[Xiaodongese Civil War]] to the south caused economic and political turmoil which contributed to the weakening of the Republic. It ultimately fell to a military coup by nationalist forces in 1951 which was followed by a countercoup by republican forces, and the country fell into a brief [[Birean Civil War|civil war]]. It would end in less than a year when [[General Nurlan Sabir]], a commander in the armed forces, defected from the republicans and rode a wave of public support to defeat the liberal republicans and the nationalists in a year of fighting. In 1953 he [[Declaration of the Union|declared the establishment of the Peoples' Union]], a democratic state based upon his ideological principles of "[[Theory for a Democratic Homeland]]." | ||
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The Biren people can be traced to the Öroqic tribes of the [[Great Steppe]], which has been inabited since the {{wp|Neolithic period}}. Pastoralism developed during the Neolithic, as the region's climate and terrain are best suited for a nomadic lifestyle. Much like the other peoples of Steppe, the pre-Biren would have been largely nomadic and would have seen considerable migration around the region. By the 1st century CE, the pre-Biren people adopted a semi-nomadic lifestyle in the southeast region of the Great Steppe. While they didn't completely abandon a migratory lifestyle, they largely remained in one region. Thier settlement resulted in the organizations into tribes, with each one headed by their own "Ilkhan", or minor horde leader. By the 5th century CE, there were six such Ilkhanates. | The Biren people can be traced to the Öroqic tribes of the [[Great Steppe]], which has been inabited since the {{wp|Neolithic period}}. Pastoralism developed during the Neolithic, as the region's climate and terrain are best suited for a nomadic lifestyle. Much like the other peoples of Steppe, the pre-Biren would have been largely nomadic and would have seen considerable migration around the region. By the 1st century CE, the pre-Biren people adopted a semi-nomadic lifestyle in the southeast region of the Great Steppe. While they didn't completely abandon a migratory lifestyle, they largely remained in one region. Thier settlement resulted in the organizations into tribes, with each one headed by their own "Ilkhan", or minor horde leader. By the 5th century CE, there were six such Ilkhanates. | ||
Before the 5th century CE, Xiaodong under the Xiang and Sun dynasties exerted nominal control over Tepaliklar highlands and the tribes that inhabited it, in the form of tributary states. The extent of Xiaodongese influence depended on the stability of the current dynasty, with declining power resulting in a decline of influence in the region. The decline between the Xiang and Sun dynasties were brief, but the collapse of the Sun dynasty resulted in the Four Kingdoms period, a period of civil war. During that time Xiaodongese presence completely receded for two centuries and local tribes reasserted thier independence. These tribes took advantage of the protracted civil war to the south and conducted raids against the Xiaodongese states. In general however, they largely raided each other and remained fragmented. | Before the 5th century CE, Xiaodong under the Xiang and Sun dynasties exerted nominal control over the Tepaliklar highlands and the tribes that inhabited it, in the form of tributary states. The extent of Xiaodongese influence depended on the stability of the current dynasty, with declining power resulting in a decline of influence in the region. The decline between the Xiang and Sun dynasties were brief, but the collapse of the Sun dynasty resulted in the Four Kingdoms period, a period of civil war. During that time Xiaodongese presence completely receded for two centuries and local tribes reasserted thier independence. These tribes took advantage of the protracted civil war to the south and conducted raids against the Xiaodongese states. In general however, they largely raided each other and remained fragmented. | ||
===The Great Migration=== | ===The Great Migration=== | ||
===Early Xiaodongese period=== | ===Early Xiaodongese period=== | ||
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Peoples' Union of Birenstan بىرېنستان جئامئاھۇرىيېت Birenstan Jamahuriyet (Biren) | |
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 Flag
 Emblem
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| Motto: بىر ئاۋتئان، بىر ئاسبئاب Bir vatan, Bir sabab One homeland, One cause | |
| Anthem: ۋئاتئاننمىز Vatanımız Our Homeland | |
| Capital and largest city | Taglikend |
| Official languages | Biren |
| Demonym(s) | Biren |
| Government | Unitary people's union |
• Leader of Honor | Erkin Sabir |
• Secretary-General of the Great People's Assembly | Pernille Urksal |
• Premier of the Council | Nurlan Almas |
| Legislature | Great People's Assembly |
| Independence from Xiaodong | |
• Declaration of Independence | 1934 |
• Republic Consitution | 1936 |
• July Coup | 1951 |
• Declaration of the Union | 1953 |
| Area | |
• Total | 334,422 km2 (129,121 sq mi) |
• Water (%) | 3.7% |
| Population | |
• 2015 estimate | 23,424,000 |
• Density | 168/km2 (435.1/sq mi) |
| GDP (PPP) | 2016 estimate |
• Total | $ 374.68 billion |
• Per capita | $ 15,995 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2015 estimate |
• Total | $147.92 billion |
• Per capita | $6,315 |
| Gini (2016) | 27.237 low |
| HDI (2016) | 0.710 high |
| Currency | Soʻm (BRN) |
| Date format | yyy-mm-dd |
| Driving side | right |
| Internet TLD | .bc |
Birenstan (Biren: بىرېنستان, Birenstan), officially the Peoples' Union of Birenstan (Biren: ببىرېنستان جئامئاھۇرىيېت, Birenstan Jamahuriyet), is a landlocked country in Coius with a population of 24 million people. Straddling the regions of South Coius and Rahelia, it borders Xiaodong to the south, Kumuso to the east, Zorasan to the north, and Dakata to the west.
The region comprising modern-day Birenstan was originally inhabited by various South Coius cultures up until the 5th century. In the early 500s, the Great Khan Soll united several tribes into one tribal confederation known as the One Tribe, from which the name Biren is dervied. In the Great Migration, the Khan lead his people in the 540s through the Southern Gate to the Tepaliklar highlands, south of the Shalegho Mountains where they settled. The One Tribe continue to exist until Xiaodong reunited under the Tao dynasty and expanded into the region in the late 600s. When the Tao dynasty declined, the Biren gained independence as a series of small kingdoms. Xiao influence would ebb and flow throughout the centuries as the next two dynasties rose and fell and the Biren gained and lost their independence. Nevertheless Xiaodong is able to permanently establish some state institutions in the form of zohist clergy. In the 19th century, the Heavenly Xiaodongese Empire invaded and Birenstan became a protectorate under nominal direct control of the emperor. The Biren people would live as subjects of the empire stirring nationalistic sentiments.
Tensions would grow until it exploded during the Great War. In 1934 with Xiao forces in retreat, Biren rebels rebelled and overthrew the protectorate government and declared the independence of the Biren Republic in 1934. The Biren Revolutionary War would continue during the Great War, until its end in 1935 where it would be granted formal independence with the Treaty of Keisi. The Xiaodongese Civil War to the south caused economic and political turmoil which contributed to the weakening of the Republic. It ultimately fell to a military coup by nationalist forces in 1951 which was followed by a countercoup by republican forces, and the country fell into a brief civil war. It would end in less than a year when General Nurlan Sabir, a commander in the armed forces, defected from the republicans and rode a wave of public support to defeat the liberal republicans and the nationalists in a year of fighting. In 1953 he declared the establishment of the Peoples' Union, a democratic state based upon his ideological principles of "Theory for a Democratic Homeland."
Birenstan implemented socialist economics during the 1950s and 1960s, but has since shifted away from socialist economics within the last several decades after the market reforms of the 1980s. Today the Biren economy functions under what is called neo-Sabirist economics, a form of state capitalism where the central government works with the workers of major workers cooperatives to determine economic policy. While the government's pro-market policies have intially resulted in siginificant economic growth, corruption in the Corporations has hampered effective growth. As a result, government officials have increasingly relied on formations from the Labour Corps of the Biren Army to fullfill government contracts and implement economic policies.
The country was founded as a people's union following Nurlan Sabir's ideological principles. It established a unitary state governed by a single hierarchy of assemblies from the national level down to the municipal level. Despite its democratic principles, the system has entrenched pro-Sabir factions, leading it to be widely considered to be a classic example of a Southern democracy. The country considered a middle power in Kylaris despite its population and geographic location, due to geopolitics of Coius. Due to its historical animosity with Xiaodong, it is closely allied with Senria and is a member of COMSED. As a result, it maintains a large military for its populaion. It is also a member nation of the Community of Nations and the International Trade Organization.
Etymology
The name Birenstan is derived from the Öroqic word for one, referring to when Khan Soll united five tribes into one confederation before the Biren migration in the 6th century. Literally, Biren means "One people." "-stan" is a word in the Pardarian language meaning "place of" or "country".
The current name of Birenstan, "Birenstan Jamahuriyet" was adopted after the declaration of the union in 1953. The word jamahuriyet, literally "state" or "nation of the masses", is derived from jumhūriyet, which is the usual Öroqic translation of "republic". It was coined by changing the component jumhūr—"public"—to its plural form, jamahir—"the masses". In other languages, it is usually translated as "peoples' union".
History
Prehistory
The Biren people can be traced to the Öroqic tribes of the Great Steppe, which has been inabited since the Neolithic period. Pastoralism developed during the Neolithic, as the region's climate and terrain are best suited for a nomadic lifestyle. Much like the other peoples of Steppe, the pre-Biren would have been largely nomadic and would have seen considerable migration around the region. By the 1st century CE, the pre-Biren people adopted a semi-nomadic lifestyle in the southeast region of the Great Steppe. While they didn't completely abandon a migratory lifestyle, they largely remained in one region. Thier settlement resulted in the organizations into tribes, with each one headed by their own "Ilkhan", or minor horde leader. By the 5th century CE, there were six such Ilkhanates.
Before the 5th century CE, Xiaodong under the Xiang and Sun dynasties exerted nominal control over the Tepaliklar highlands and the tribes that inhabited it, in the form of tributary states. The extent of Xiaodongese influence depended on the stability of the current dynasty, with declining power resulting in a decline of influence in the region. The decline between the Xiang and Sun dynasties were brief, but the collapse of the Sun dynasty resulted in the Four Kingdoms period, a period of civil war. During that time Xiaodongese presence completely receded for two centuries and local tribes reasserted thier independence. These tribes took advantage of the protracted civil war to the south and conducted raids against the Xiaodongese states. In general however, they largely raided each other and remained fragmented.