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|conventional_long_name = The Fifth Mäkasonats Republic of Makka Pakka
|conventional_long_name = The Fifth Mäkasonats Republic of Makka Pakka
|native_name =        Kaf Penčal Mäkasönaxef Republiжa val Märkanpalka
|native_name =        Kaf Penčal Mäkasönaxef Republiжa val Märkanapalka
|image_flag = Makkapakka_flag.png
|image_flag = Makkapakka_flag.png
|national_motto = Märka Atär Ina Đaldaren<br>Märka Is Our Shield
|national_motto = Märka Atär Ina Đaldaren<br>Märka Is Our Shield
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|established_date4 = 1910
|established_date4 = 1910
|established_event5 = Fourth Mäkasonats Republic<br>of Makka Pakka
|established_event5 = Fourth Mäkasonats Republic<br>of Makka Pakka
|established_date5 = WIP
|established_date5 = 1949
|established_event6 = Fifth Mäkasonats Republic<br>of Makka Pakka
|established_event6 = Fifth Mäkasonats Republic<br>of Makka Pakka
|established_date6 = 2013
|established_date6 = 2013
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Makka Pakka as a concept began around the 14th Century BCE till the 11th Century BCE after the [[Rakanen Empire]] collapsed into several states with several clergy members such as Ma. Igonože of Përenfoỳ and Poẇenoče Yellan, the concept would fall into scrutiny and disapproval by mainly the nobility until [[Märka I]] and the March to Mäggah which would kickstart the [[Great Reunifaction]].
Makka Pakka as a concept began around the 14th Century BCE till the 11th Century BCE after the [[Rakanen Empire]] collapsed into several states with several clergy members such as Ma. Igonože of Përenfoỳ and Poẇenoče Yellan, the concept would fall into scrutiny and disapproval by mainly the nobility until [[Märka I]] and the March to Mäggah which would kickstart the [[Great Reunifaction]].


The Makka Pakkan monarchy would be a relatively popular institution for much of the kingdom's existence, however, the House of Kapasä would prove to be unpopular with often peaceful demonstrations for reform ending in violent putdowns such as the [[Brezeta Square Massacre]], culminating in the [[National Riots of 1786]], the re-establishment of the Parliament after its dissolution in 1773, and the abdication of [[Uldëpä III]] following a vote in the Parliament on whether or not the monarch should or should not continue to exist. This abdication and the re-establishment of parliament was presented as a severe threat to the nobility and so, on the 23rd of December, several loyalist regiments of the army led by [[Duke Kereže II of Përenfoỳ-Hakstï]] surrounded the [[Holy Hill]] and raised the Royal Banner atop, officially starting the [[Revolutionary War]].
The Makka Pakkan monarchy would be a relatively popular institution for much of the kingdom's existence, however, the House of Kapasä would prove to be unpopular with often peaceful demonstrations for reform ending in violent putdowns such as the [[Brezeta Square Massacre]], culminating in the [[National Riots of 1786]], the re-establishment of the Parliament after its dissolution in 1773, and the abdication of [[ III]] following a vote in the Parliament on whether or not the monarch should or should not continue to exist. This abdication and the re-establishment of parliament was presented as a severe threat to the nobility and so, on the 23rd of December, several loyalist regiments of the army led by [[Duke Kereže II of ]] surrounded the [[]] and raised the Royal Banner atop, officially starting the [[Revolutionary War]].


Eventually, a republic would be established with [[Joseẉ Wëssentäħ]] as the first [[President of Makka Pakka]], beginning the First Republic. In 1834, the [[1st Makka Pakkan Civil War]] would occur following mass unrest over the government's mishandling of economy, violent putdowns of protests and worker strikes, infighting in the government, and the dictatorial powers of [[Pąlev Mëkorna]], leading to various conservative and socialist militias and partisans to take over towns, villages, and even military bases and barracks and winning the Civil War in 1839, beginning the Golden Era - an era of economic growth and societal progression with the right to vote extended to women in 1875 and the voting age from 28 to 20 in 1882, but gradually, the Second Republic would fall into infighting and would collapse in 1908, leading to Makka Pakka into the [[2nd Makka Pakkan Civil War]] and breaking apart into multiple states. Soon though, the Provisional Government of Makka Pakka - a remnant of the 2nd Republic - would be couped by General [[Kaspus Šenlę]] in 1910, declaring the formation of the Third Republic. The civil war would last till 1913, however, the golden age of Makka Pakka had long been snuffed out, leading Makka Pakka into the Lost Era where ideas of extreme nationalism and religious zealotism would form the United Fascist Party in 1916, led by [[Bemitoý Hilstä]] and [[Udulva Hilstä]], who would later coup the government in 1948. The Fascist Era would last from the [[1948 Coup d'État]] to the end of the [[Great Elisian War]] in 19__. The Fourth Republic would be formed during the Reconstruction Era, soon facing internal problems in the 1960s with communist-separatist guerilla groups such as the [[Albern Freedom Army]], the [[United Zlator Liberation Army]] and the [[Liberation Army of Free Upra]] in what is collectively known as the [[Great Troubles]] and a military takeover of the government in 1990 by General [[Ökva Ṕonlordüše]] until 2013 where brigadier general, [[Igonože Skimanët]], would begin the [[Two Week War]] against Ṕonlordüše's succesor, [[Jan Ruttađer]], ending with an international coalition intervening and the dissolution of the Fourth Republic and the declaration of the current Fitfth Republic.
Eventually, a republic would be established with [[Josem val Jabkäḍevah]] as the first [[President of Makka Pakka]], beginning the First Republic. In 1834, the [[1st Makka Pakkan Civil War]] would occur following mass unrest over the government's mishandling of economy, violent putdowns of protests and worker strikes, infighting in the government, and the dictatorial powers of [[Pawęwa ]], leading to various conservative and socialist militias and partisans to take over towns, villages, and even military barracks and winning the Civil War in 1839, beginning the '''Golden Era''', but gradually, the Second Republic would fall into infighting and would collapse in 1908, leading to Makka Pakka into the [[2nd Makka Pakkan Civil War]] and breaking apart into multiple states. Soon though, the Provisional Government of Makka Pakka - a remnant of the 2nd Republic - would be couped by General [[Kaspuš Anekurgąriŝi]] in 1910, declaring the formation of the Third Republic. The civil war would last till 1913, however, the golden age of Makka Pakka had long been snuffed out, leading Makka Pakka into the '''Lost Era''' where ideas of extreme nationalism and religious zealotism would form the [[United Fascist Party]] in 1926, led by [[Richälva Stąrasteka|Richälva]] and [[Jaküb Stąrasteka]], who would later coup the government in 1938. The '''Fascist Era''' would last from the [[1938 Coup d'État]] until being overthrown themselves following in the [[War of Fire]] in 1949. The Fourth Republic would be formed shortly after, starting the '''Reconstruction Era''', soon facing internal problems in the 1960s with communist-separatist groups such as the [[Albern Freedom Army]], the [[United Zlator Liberation Army]] and the [[Liberation Army of Free Upra]] in what is collectively known as the [[Great Troubles]] and a military takeover of the government in 1990 by General [[Karl Miesząj]] until 2013 where brigadier general, [[Igonože Skimanët]], would begin the [[Two Week War]] against 's succesor, [[Jan Könavarlmört]], ending with an international coalition intervening and the dissolution of the Fourth Republic and the declaration of the current Fitfth Republic on May the 7th.


== Etymology ==
== Etymology ==
The native Makka Pakkan name for Makka Pakka is ''Märkanpalka'', which roughly translates to ''[the] lord's gift''. This term possibly originates from the arrival of the Rakanens to Makka Pakka, which was and still is regarded as the promised land, however, the earliest written text of 'Makka Pakka' is in the [[Öka Prophecy]] - "[...] Forever this land* shall [...] brought by the lord, the lord's gift, to the people". Still though, the term wouldn't be popularised for another thousand years till [[Märka I]]'s reign and interests in restoring the 2nd Empire.


== History ==
== History ==
=== Pre-History ===
=== The Great Migration ===
=== The Rakanen Empire ===


== Geography ==
== Geography ==
=== Climate ===
=== Wildlife and Conservation ===


== Government and politics ==
== Government and politics ==

Revision as of 12:30, 26 November 2023

The Fifth Mäkasonats Republic of Makka Pakka
Kaf Penčal Mäkasönaxef Republiжa val Märkanapalka
Flag of Makka Pakka
Flag
Motto: Märka Atär Ina Đaldaren
Märka Is Our Shield
Anthem: Ẇebrän Gal Mäggah!
Capital
and largest city
Grättan
Official languagesMakka Pakkan
Recognised national languagesZlator
Alber
Iglor Peglor
Parsan
Upran
Empireedian
Religion
Mäkasönax
Demonym(s)Makka Pakkan
GovernmentFederal presidential constituitional republic
• President
Igonože Skimanët
• Vice-President
Čassad Cloyatëła
LegislatureParliament
Käbkollü
Käbläje
WIP
• Kingdom
of Makka Pakka
768
• First Mäkasonats Republic
of Makka Pakka
1786
• Second Mäkasonats Republic
of Makka Pakka
1839
• Third Mäkasonats Republic
of Makka Pakka
1910
• Fourth Mäkasonats Republic
of Makka Pakka
1949
• Fifth Mäkasonats Republic
of Makka Pakka
2013
Area
• Total
[convert: invalid number]
Population
• WIP census
WIP
• Density
[convert: invalid number]
GDP (nominal)estimate
• Total
WIP
• Per capita
WIP
HDI (2025)0.878
very high
Time zoneUTCWIP (UTC0)
Date formatdd/mm/yyyy
Driving sideleft
Calling code+25
Internet TLD.mp

Makka Pakka; Märkanpalka or officially, the 5th Mäkasönats Repulic of Makka Pakka; Kaf 5th Mäkasönaxef Republiжa val Märkanpalka is a nation on the continent of Elisia in Telrova. It is bordered by Kensaland in the west and Empireedy in the south. Makka Pakka consists of 13 provinces; 10 provinces, 3 metroploitan provinces. The capital and largest city is Grättan, being the main cultural, political and commercial centre of Makka Pakka along with other major urban areas such as Brezeta, Jolbën, Mittelad and Efhawaš.

Makka Pakka was first inhabited by the Bilon who had lived in the Makka Pakkan Basin for centuries before the arrival of the Rakanens - a semi-nomadic Okchonic people who orignated from north-eastern Elisia - in around 3100 - 3000 BCE. After centuries of conflict, the Bilon were largely assimilated into Rakanen culture with few records about Bilon culture. Eventually, the Rakanens would enter a stationary life and permanently settle mainly in the Makka Pakkan Basin.

Makka Pakka as a concept began around the 14th Century BCE till the 11th Century BCE after the Rakanen Empire collapsed into several states with several clergy members such as Ma. Igonože of Përenfoỳ and Poẇenoče Yellan, the concept would fall into scrutiny and disapproval by mainly the nobility until Märka I and the March to Mäggah which would kickstart the Great Reunifaction.

The Makka Pakkan monarchy would be a relatively popular institution for much of the kingdom's existence, however, the House of Kapasä would prove to be unpopular with often peaceful demonstrations for reform ending in violent putdowns such as the Brezeta Square Massacre, culminating in the National Riots of 1786, the re-establishment of the Parliament after its dissolution in 1773, and the abdication of III following a vote in the Parliament on whether or not the monarch should or should not continue to exist. This abdication and the re-establishment of parliament was presented as a severe threat to the nobility and so, on the 23rd of December, several loyalist regiments of the army led by Duke Kereže II of surrounded the [[]] and raised the Royal Banner atop, officially starting the Revolutionary War.

Eventually, a republic would be established with Josem val Jabkäḍevah as the first President of Makka Pakka, beginning the First Republic. In 1834, the 1st Makka Pakkan Civil War would occur following mass unrest over the government's mishandling of economy, violent putdowns of protests and worker strikes, infighting in the government, and the dictatorial powers of Pawęwa , leading to various conservative and socialist militias and partisans to take over towns, villages, and even military barracks and winning the Civil War in 1839, beginning the Golden Era, but gradually, the Second Republic would fall into infighting and would collapse in 1908, leading to Makka Pakka into the 2nd Makka Pakkan Civil War and breaking apart into multiple states. Soon though, the Provisional Government of Makka Pakka - a remnant of the 2nd Republic - would be couped by General Kaspuš Anekurgąriŝi in 1910, declaring the formation of the Third Republic. The civil war would last till 1913, however, the golden age of Makka Pakka had long been snuffed out, leading Makka Pakka into the Lost Era where ideas of extreme nationalism and religious zealotism would form the United Fascist Party in 1926, led by Richälva and Jaküb Stąrasteka, who would later coup the government in 1938. The Fascist Era would last from the 1938 Coup d'État until being overthrown themselves following in the War of Fire in 1949. The Fourth Republic would be formed shortly after, starting the Reconstruction Era, soon facing internal problems in the 1960s with communist-separatist groups such as the Albern Freedom Army, the United Zlator Liberation Army and the Liberation Army of Free Upra in what is collectively known as the Great Troubles and a military takeover of the government in 1990 by General Karl Miesząj until 2013 where brigadier general, Igonože Skimanët, would begin the Two Week War against 's succesor, Jan Könavarlmört, ending with an international coalition intervening and the dissolution of the Fourth Republic and the declaration of the current Fitfth Republic on May the 7th.

Etymology

History

Geography

Government and politics

Economy

Demographics

Culture