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|leader_name1                = [[Tozawa]]
|leader_name1                = [[Tozawa]]
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|leader_name2                = [[Suwa Harusada]]
|leader_name2                = Saiki Tsuneo
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|leader_title4              = [[Daijo-kan of Kyusho|Daijo-kan]]
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|leader_name4                = [[Suwa Harusada]] <br> [[Matsui Shiro]] <br> [[Amano Hisashi]] <br> [[Nishihara Mamoru]]
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|legislature                = [[Imperial Diet of Yotosho|Imperial Diet]]  
|upper_house                = [[Eight Ministries]]
|upper_house                = [[Council of Peers]]
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|established_event1          = [[Yasuraoka Empire]] <small>(National Formation)</small>
|established_date1          = August 10, 210 BCE
|established_date1          = August 10, 210 BCE
|established_event2          = Uesato Restoration <small>(End of Feudal Era)</small>
|established_event2          = Uesato Confederation <small>(Unification)</small>
|established_date2          = 1495 ACE
|established_date2          = 1715 ACE
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|established_event3          = Teigai Reformation <small> (Formation of Modern Government) </small>
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|established_date3          = December 6th 1887
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|population_census          = 105,843,923
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|population_census_year      = 2012
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|GDP_PPP                    = $3.2 trillion
|GDP_PPP                    = $3.3 trillion
|GDP_PPP_year                = (2014)
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|GDP_PPP_per_capita          = $42,666
|GDP_PPP_per_capita          = $32,666
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|GDP_nominal                = $3.1 trillion
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|GDP_nominal_per_capita      = $41,866
|GDP_nominal_per_capita      = $29,523
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'''Yotosho''' ({{wpl|Japanese language|Yotoshan:}}蓉島嶼; formally 蓉島嶼国, ''Yotosho-koku'' -- the "State of Yotosho") is a {{wpl|soverign}} {{wpl|republic}} located in north-east [[Sinju]], west of the [[Jeongmi|Jeongmian]] island of [[Yeoseo]] and south of [[Kapuk.]] Yotosho is an {{wpl|archipelago}} of 4,493 islands, the largest of which being [[Eikyo]] which makes up the majority of Yotosho's land area.
''' Kyusho''' ({{wpl|Japanese language|Yotoshan:}}九嶼; formally 九嶼国, ''Kyusho-koku'' -- the "State of Kyusho") is a {{wpl|sovereign state}} in [[Minghai]], consistent of an archipelago of over [[Island of Kyusho|954 islands]]. The nine major and most populated islands of Kyusho are Choshu, Kisen, Akishu, Shoto, Minshu, Meisan, Koshu, Taihan, and Heishu. The nation is home to over 105 million people, the majority of which live on the islands of Choshu, Taihan, and Kisen. Kyusho is divided into four major regions; Chuoken, Kitaken, Minamishima, and Gaikenshima. The majority of the nation's population live in urban centers throughout the archipelago, with over 89% of the population living in cities.  
 
The Yotoshan islands were inhabited by human life as early as the {{wpl|Upper Paleolithic}} period. By the {{wpl|6th century BCE}} an increasingly sedentary culture had developed on the isles, particularly on the central island of Eikyo. The arrival of [[Tianqi|Tianqian]] through interaction with the Sinju mainland in the 3rd century ACE had a significant impact on the development of Yotoshan culture, politics, and language. Starting as early the {{wpl|11th century}} the central power of the Emperor had been in slow decline as political power shifted to the landed nobility. The Feudal Era of Yotosho is characterized by a series of internal conflicts between feudal lords leading to the establishment of a number of incredibly influential noble families. The Feudal Era came to a close in 1495 following the establishment of the Uesato Dynasty and the subsequent [[Uesato Reforms]] in 1510. The emerging Yotoshan Empire became a major political, economic, and military power in the 17th and 18th centuries. Yotosho maintained an expansive {{wpl|colonial empire}}.
 
Today, Yotosho is considered a {{wpl|developed country}} with a {{wpl|high income economy}}. Yotosho is considered a major social, economic, and political power with a number of internationally significant urban centers. Yotosho maintains a very high standard of living with a high {{wpl|human development index}} and per-capita income.
==Etymology==
==Etymology==
==History==
==History==
===Pre-history===
===Pre-history===
===Three Dynasties Era===
===Three Kingdoms Era===
The Three Dynasties Era marks the era in which a centralized Yotoshan kingdom first appeared. The Three Dynasties Era can be further divided into three major eras, the Yasuraoka Era (200 BCE - 250 AD), the Gotō  Era (250 - 680) and the Miya Era (680 - 987). The Yasuraoka Era saw the development of a early centralized state, centered around the settlement of Kosen. The Yasuraoka established a number of early court traditions as well as overseeing the adoption of {{wpl|Buddhism}} and a formal writing system, adopted from the Tianqian system. Tianqian ideas arriving from the Sinju mainland had a significant impact on the transformation of Yotoshan society, culture, and politics. Ideas and goods were transferred through maritime trade routes, primarily with the island of Yeoseo and onward to the mainland. In the later Yasuraoka Era a distinct, unified Yotoshan culture emerged. This period saw the proliferation of an aristocratic court culture which promoted Yotoshan literature and music. A culture of constructing palaces and other great works became increasingly popular towards the end of the Yasuraoka Era.
===Hundred Banners Era===
 
===Confederation & Imperial Era===
The Yasuraoka Dynasty eventually came to an end following the War of the Flowers in 250 AD, which saw Emperor Dachi overthrown by his nephew leading to the creation of the Goto Dynasty. The Goto Dynasty saw a further acceptance of Buddhism and continental ideas. The foundations of a strong bureaucracy were established under the Goto, in particular under Emperor Choshu. The first Imperial census was recorded in 260 AD. Civil service exams and accompanying gradations for ministers of the Imperial court also developed further under the Goto Dynasty. The aristocratic class system was further enforced by the Goto Dynasty as well. In 620 the Goto Dynasty absorbed numerous territories held by the northern, indigenous {{Wpl|Ainu people|Shineptoan people}}. The Goto Dynasty was eventually overthrown in 680 AD following the end of the Kiku War (675 - 680).
===Teigai Reformation & Modern Era===
 
===Contemporary Era===
The Miya Dynasty was established shortly after by the cousin of the deposed Goto Emperor, Emperor Shinshu. Under the Miya a renewed interest in early and pre-Yasuraoka culture emerged among the court, leading to the further development of a unique Yotoshan court culture. Under the Miya a number of reformations were put in place with the goal of further adapting elements of Buddhism into the native [[Chokyo]] belief system.
==Geography==
==Geography==
===Climate===
===Climate===
===Political geography===
===Political geography===
==Politics==
==Politics==
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[[File:090411 Himeji Castle Hyogo pref Japan01s10.jpg|thumb|left|250px|[[Dakyo palace]] in [[Shinkyo]], meeting place of the Gikai. ]]
[[file:RyokutoGikai.svg|thumb|250px|left|{{legend|#367FFF|Liberal Party: 215 seats}} {{legend|#765BC2|Justice Party: 102 seats}} {{legend|#E30505|Democratic Socialist Party: 121 seats}} {{legend|#F5C91B|Democratic Reformer Party: 56 seats}}]]
The legislative body of the Yotoshan political system is known as the Gikai. The Gikai as a whole is the central political organ of the Yotoshan political system, considering it maintains a certain degree of legislative and executive power. To run for a seat in the Gikai citizens must pass a civil service exam, their results on the exam determines what capacity they can serve the government in. The Gikai is a bicameral legislature consisting of the 112 seat upper house, the Senate, and the 382 seat lower house, the National Assembly. The National Assembly posses the majority of legislative duties and powers, responsible for the creation of new laws and the review of current law. The National Assembly also has the ability to call for a vote on constitutional amendments. The Senate is largely considered to be a legislative review body, responsible for reviewing laws passed on by the National Assembly. Members of the Senate are typically senior politicians or senior legal professionals.
The head of state is the Daijo-kan, currently [[Tatsui Niwa]]. The Daijo-kan is elected through a secret ballot carried out by an electoral committee consisting of past and current government officials. The duties of the Daijo-kan are largely concerned with the representation of Yotosho domestically and abroad. The head of government is the Sadaijin, currently [[Gushiken Masayo]]. The Sadaijin is indirectly elected through the {{wpl|general election|general elections}}. The Sadaijin serves as the highest {{wpl|executive branch|executive}} office in the Yotoshan political system. The Sadaijin has the power to appoint a deputy, the Udaijin, and form and dismiss a cabinet of ministers.
The Yotoshan electoral system operates on a {{wpl|proportional vote|proportional voting system}}. Citizens above the age of 18 are eligible to take an exam to acquire the ability to vote. There are four major political parties in Yotoshan politics; the [[Liberal Party of Yotosho|Liberal Party]], the [[Justice Party]], the [[Democratic Socialist Party]], and the [[Democratic Reformer Party]].

Latest revision as of 22:42, 17 May 2020

九嶼
Kyusho
Flag of Yotosho
Flag
Seal of Yotosho of Yotosho
Seal of Yotosho
Motto: 苦あれば楽あり
Ku areba raku ari
(English: There are hardships and there are delights)
Anthem: 美しい国
Utsukushī kuni
Beautiful Country
File:RyokutoMap.png
Yotosho (green) in the Sinju Union (light green)
CapitalShinkyo
Official languagesKyushoan
Demonym(s)Kyushoan
GovernmentDominant party state under a constitutional monarchy
• Emperor
Tozawa
• Shogun
Saiki Tsuneo
• Daijo-kan
Suwa Harusada
Matsui Shiro
Amano Hisashi
Nishihara Mamoru
LegislatureImperial Diet
• Upper house
Council of Peers
• Lower house
Eight Ministries
Formation
• Yasuraoka Empire (National Formation)
August 10, 210 BCE
• Uesato Confederation (Unification)
1715 ACE
• Teigai Reformation (Formation of Modern Government)
December 6th 1887
Population
• 2012 census
105,843,923
GDP (PPP)(2014) estimate
• Total
$3.3 trillion
• Per capita
$32,666
GDP (nominal)(2015) estimate
• Total
$3.1 trillion
• Per capita
$29,523
Gini (2012)40.6
medium
HDI (2010)0.897
very high
CurrencyEn (圓)
Date formatdd-mm-yyyy
年m月d日
Driving sideleft
Calling code+8
Internet TLD.yto

Kyusho (Yotoshan:九嶼; formally 九嶼国, Kyusho-koku -- the "State of Kyusho") is a sovereign state in Minghai, consistent of an archipelago of over 954 islands. The nine major and most populated islands of Kyusho are Choshu, Kisen, Akishu, Shoto, Minshu, Meisan, Koshu, Taihan, and Heishu. The nation is home to over 105 million people, the majority of which live on the islands of Choshu, Taihan, and Kisen. Kyusho is divided into four major regions; Chuoken, Kitaken, Minamishima, and Gaikenshima. The majority of the nation's population live in urban centers throughout the archipelago, with over 89% of the population living in cities.

Etymology

History

Pre-history

Three Kingdoms Era

Hundred Banners Era

Confederation & Imperial Era

Teigai Reformation & Modern Era

Contemporary Era

Geography

Climate

Political geography

Politics

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