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Revision as of 04:39, 28 August 2021

Harmonious Republic of Nainan
共和諧和奈人
Cộng Hòa Hài Hòa Nài Nhân
of Nainan
Coat of arms
Motto: 眾些仕盛旺𥹰𨱽!
Long shall we prosper!
Anthem: 𣎃爸𧵑團結吧解放
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National Seal
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Nainan in Coius
CapitalTrinhieu
Largest citySetrong
Official languagesNainese
Recognised regional languagesNieh
Makhao
Ryo
Danok
Ethnic groups
Nainese
Nieh
Makhao
Ryo
Danok
Demonym(s)Nainese
GovernmentUnitary authoritarian one-party republic
• State Director
Lê Tranh Lộc
• Premier
Quách An Tương
• General Secretariat of the Party
Hoàng Lan Mai
• President of the People's Senate
Tiêu Công Lý
LegislaturePeople's Senate of Nainan
Population
• 2019 estimate
Increase 83,840,654
GDP (PPP)estimate
• Total
$1,063 Billion
• Per capita
$18,745
GDP (nominal)estimate
• Total
$548.7 Billion
• Per capita
$6,545
CurrencyNainese Cân (斤,ȼ) (NC)

The Harmonious Republic of Nainan (Nainese: 共和諧和奈人; Cộng Hòa Hài Hòa Nài Nhân), commonly referred to as Nainan (Nainese: 奈人; Nài Nhân), is a unitary authoritarian one-party republic located in Southeast Coius. Sharing borders to the west by Kuthina and to the north by Zomia, and has a coastline to the southeast on the Coral Sea. It's capitol is the city of Trinhieu and it's largest city is Setrong. With a population of 83.8 million people it is one of the most populated nations in the world.

Etymology

The word "Nainan" is an exonym based on the pronounciation of the native name of the nation, written in Chữ Mới as Nài Nhân (Chữ Đông: 奈人). The words come from Shangean characters Nài(奈) and Rén(人) meaning "enduring people", which translate into Chữ Đông as Nài Nhân.

History

Ancient

Nài Hóa people

Antiquity

Giang dynasty

Tết dynasty

Medieval

Two kingdoms period

Svai rule

Great Lương dynasty

Thân dynasty

Early Modern

Khiêm dynasty

Khaunban rule (1658-1684)

Vĩnh dynasty

Weranian rule

Great War

Kingdom of Nainan

Civil War (1956-1964)

Republican vehicles outside of Rêu Sơn, 1961

Late 20th Century

Hoàng Viện Trai was the first State Director of Nainan

Modern Nainan

Geography

Government and Politics

The 1964 constitution is the founding basis for the functions and layout of Nainan's government. The government includes a executive branch, legislative branch, and a judicial branch. The head of state is the office of State Director, and the head of government is the Premier. Nainan has a unitary form of government, and mixed presidential and parliamentary elements. Some has compared Nainan's government to having semi-presidential system. Politically it is considered an authoritarian state by many. The Government is centered around the ideology of Tự Ý Chí (自意志; lit. "self-will"), based upon the writings of first Director Hoàng Viện Trai.

Government

All leaders of all branches of government, and the NPSL general secretariat are part of the Central Council (会同中秧; Hội đồng Trung ương), which serves the leading body of Nainan's government and to allow work between all branches and the party. Some members of the Central Council include the State Director, Premier, President of the People's Senate, General Secretary of the NPSL, and the Chief of Staff of the People's Army of Solidarity. The Central Council supersedes all branches of the government and has no central chairperson leading it.

The executive branch of the government is the State Directory (書目茹渃; Thư mục Nhà nước), it is lead by the State Director, who serves as the head of state, he is the appointer of the Premier and Cabinet. It also consists of the Premier, who as head of government leads the cabinet with support from the People's Senate.

The legislative branch of the government is the People's Senate (上院人民; Thượng viện Nhân dân). It is a unicameral legislature and is usually lead by the President of the People's Senate and the Premier and cabinet officials can sometimes be members of the People's Senate. Within the legislature there is only one party, the NPSL, but it is divided into many unofficial factions. There a total of 599 seats in the People's Assembly, each seat represents their various districts. Each Province has a total number of districts based on population.

The judicial branch of the government is the Judiciary Committee (委班四法; Ủy ban Tư pháp). It is the highest judicial body in Nainan and is made up of 15 members. They are all appointed by the Central Council with approval from the State Director, Premier, and People's Senate. They also have a sub-division known as the Inspection Committee which is meant to maintain order of government officials and remove those who are going against the Party.

Nainan's government is considered very authoritarian by many and has been criticized as corrupt and is even considered by many to be a police state. Various government police groups such as the notorious Văn Điều are criticized as removing political dissent from the country. The banning of all other parties besides the NPSL has garnered wide-spread criticism of the government since it's creation in 1964. Some have called it an example of extreme authoritarian southern democracy.

Political factions

Law enforcement

Female public security at a ceremony in Trinhieu
Public security motorcycle officers in Setrong

Subdivisions

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Foreign policy

Military

Demographics

Ethnicities

There are many ethnic groups of Nainan, clockwise from top right: Nainese, Nieh, Danok, Makhao, Kachai, Ryo

Languages

Religion

Cities

Culture