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| | ! [[Garima|Kingdom of Garima]] |
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| | | align=center| [[File:NickOfGar.jpg|150px]]<br /><br />2014 – present |
| | | align=center|His Royal Majesty<br />The King of Garima, Elector of Silingia<br />[[Nicholas I of Garima|Nicholas I]]<br /><br /><br />Her Royal Majesty<br />The Queen of Garima, Electress of Silingia<br />[[Margarete of Rahdenburg|Margarete]] |
| | | align=center|[[File:Margarete of Rahdenburg.jpg|150px]]<br /><br />2014 – present |
| | | align=center|[[House of Hohenhaupt]]<br />[[File:Gariman COA.png|95px|Royal Coat of Arms]]<br /><br />[[File:Flag of Garima.png|95px]]<br /><br />1068 – present |
| | | '''Electorates'''<br />[[Silingia]], [[Suedia]], [[Electoral Palatinate]], [[Nyrundy]], [[Turenne]], [[Vandalia]], , [[Jura]], [[Mosela]], [[Viendra]], [[Morinia]], [[Rahdenburg]]<br />'''Grand Duchies'''<br />[[Polnitsa]]<br />'''Duchies'''<br />[[Abordrita]], [[Babenburg]], [[Saxe-Altenburg]], [[Bourac]], [[Colnau]], [[Dannenburg]], [[Holstein]], [[Kostritz]], [[Lusatia]], [[Milcenia]], [[Neuenburg]], [[Tungria]], [[Urnst]], Waadt, [[Zurthal]]<br /> '''Counties'''<br />Altingen, Beldon, Brunwald, Cardon, Crogenwald, Ebental, Endeburg, Friefeld, Gippelburg, Gordorf, Hartburg, Kufnau, Laubon, Mauchatel, Mistelmold, Mitterdorf, Morgau, Nantou, Nordenburg, Rheingarten, Romarich, Roulon, Rorgen, Schwarzen, Steuwerpen, Tecklenburg, Thalburg, Thurford, Ummernau, Urnst, Waregem<br />'''Free cities'''<br />Munchenburg, Marklo, Trozlar<br />'''Royal territory''' (''Reichsland'')<br />example |
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| {{Infobox country | | ==Electors== |
| |native_name = {{resize|11pt|''Translation''}} <span style="font-weight: normal;">{{resize|9pt|([[Wikipedia:Timucua language|Pahamilan]])}} </span> | | {| class="wikitable" style="border:2px solid" |
| |conventional_long_name = Kingdom of Mocapaha | | |- |
| |common_name = Mocapaha | | ! Ruler |
| |image_flag = Flag of Mocapaha.png | | ! Title |
| |alt_flag = | | ! Arms |
| |image_coat = Coat of Arms of Mocapaha.png | | ! House – Elector |
| |symbol_type = Coat of Arms | | ! Location |
| |national_motto = <small>Motto in native language<br>''("translation")''</small>
| | ! Spouse – Children |
| |national_anthem =''Anthem in language''<br><small>translation</small><br>[[File:MediaPlayer.png|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaCkPofMOQY|210px]] | | |- |
| |royal_anthem = ''Anthem in language''<br><small>translation</small><br>[[File:MediaPlayer.png|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvtLISbjnQY|210px]] | | ! [[file:Alfons II of turenne.jpg|95px]] |
| |image_map = Map of Mocapaha in Norumbia.png | | | align=center|[[Alfons II, Elector of Turenne|Elector<br> Alfons II]]<br>b. 1964 |
| |map_width = 275px | | ! [[file:Coat of Arms of Turenne|80px]]<br />[[File:Flag of Turenne.png|80px]] |
| |alt_map = | | | align=center|[[Rulers of Turenne|House of Besiers]]<br>c. 13th century<br><br>[[Turenne|Electorate of Turenne]]<br>since 2014 |
| |map_caption = Location of '''Mocapaha''' (blue)<br>– in Norumbia (dark grey) | | ! [[file:Map of Turenne.png|170px]] |
| |image_map2 = Political Map of Mocapaha.png | | | align=left|Spouse:<br>(1) [[Isadora of Latium|Princess Isadora of Latium]]<br> |
| |map2_width = 275px | | Children:<br>(1) [[Amaline of Turenne|Amaline, Duchess of Kostritz]], (2) [[Alienor of Turenne]], (3) [[Martin, Duke of Alier]], (4) [[Margaret of Turenne]] |
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| |map_caption2 = Political Map of Mocapaha | | | style="text-align:center;" colspan="20"| |
| |capital = Hicayayi | | {{ahnentafel |
| |largest_city = capital | | |collapsible=yes |
| |largest_settlement = | | |collapsed=yes |
| |largest_settlement_type = <span style="font-weight: normal;">largest city</span> | | |align=center |
| |languages_type = Official language | | |title=Ancestors of Alfons II |
| |languages = [[Wikipedia:Timucua language|Pahamilan]] | | |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc; |
| |languages_sub = | | |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9; |
| |languages2_type = Recognized regional<br>languages | | |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc; |
| |languages2 = {{flatlist| | | |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc; |
| *[[Standard Latin language|Latin]]
| | |1= 1. '''Alfons II, Elector of Turenne''' |
| *OTHER}}
| | |2= 2. William VIII, Elector of Turenne |
| |languages2_sub = | | |3= 3. [[Jocelyne of Gelonia|Princess Jocelyne of Gelonia]] |
| |ethnic_groups = | | |4= 4. Louis III, Elector of Turenne |
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| | |5= 5. Hildegard of Silingia |
| | 77% Pahamile
| | |6= 6. [[Robert IV of Gelonia]] |
| | 15% Belisarian
| | |7= 7. [[Teresa of Ghant|Princess Teresa of Ghant]] |
| | 8% other
| | |8= 8. [[Reinard de Besièrs]] |
| | |9= 9. [[Alienor, Electress of Turenne]] |
| | |10= 10. William IV of Garima |
| | |11= 11. Liutgard of Vandalia |
| | |12= 12. [[Alan V of Gelonia]] |
| | |13= 13. Béatrice Créquy |
| | |14= 14. [[Robert, Crown Prince of Ghant]] |
| | |15= 15. [[Lucia of Alba|Princess Lucia of Alba]] |
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| |ethnic_groups_year = 2019 | | |- |
| |religion = {{small|State religion:}}<br>{{wp|Fabrian Catholic Church of Latium|Fabrian Catholic}}<br/>{{small|Other recognized:}}<br/>Protestantism {{small|([[United Reformed Communion|Reformed]], [[Religion in Arthurista#Christianity|Episcopalian]], [[Church of Lyncanestria|Union Reformed]])}} [[Alban Christianity|Alban Christian]], Judaism, Irreligion
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| |demonym = Mocapahan
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| |government_type = {{wp|Unitary state|Unitary}} {{wp|absolute monarchy}}
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| |leader_title1 = [[Monarchy of Mocapaha|King]]
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| |leader_title2 = [[Queen of Mocapaha|Queen Mother]]
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| |legislature = Legislature here
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| |sovereignty_type = Formation
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| |established_event1 = [[Kayamuca Empire|Kayamuca]] era
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| |established_date1 = 632 CE
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| |established_event2 = [[Belfrasian Crusade]]
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| |population_estimate = 15 millions
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| |currency = [[Mocapahan lire|Lire]] (£)
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| '''Mocapaha''', officially the '''Kingdom of Mocapaha''', is an {{wp|Archipelagic state|Archipelagic country}} in [[Ajax|Norumbia]], in the northern Kayamuca Sea. It consist of 30 islands, with the main one being [[Qirtuyagua]] where most of the population reside, for a total land area of 76000 km². The capital is [[Hicayayi]], and it's also the most populous settlement in the country. It shares a maritime border with [[Belfras]].
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| It's with the conquests of the [[Kayamuca Empire]] that these islands left {{wp|Protohistory}}. It was then known as '''Juhyudamayani''' and it became a province of the Empire. After its independence acquired in 1230, Juhyudamayani would soon devolve into tribal conflicts, leading to the division of the islands following the traditional tribal and clanic lines that had survive the Kayamucan occupation.
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| By the start of the [[Belfrasian Crusade]], the Chieftain [[Saturagua]] had taken control over most of the archipelago and was dubbed "King of Qirtuyagua" by the Latins but its only with the reign of his son, [[Athore]], that the throne would be really secured.
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| Mocapaha is a member of the [[Forum of Nations]] and is considered to be a {{wp|developed country}} with an economy based around services and manufacturing.
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| ==Etymology==
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| The native name of the archipelago prior to the [[Kayamuca Empire]] remain unknown. It's the latter who first called it '''Juhyudla Duhnaluda''', "Northern Islands". By extansion, the people were called '''Juhyudlai Amequohi Aniyuwi''', "North Sea People". Because the Kayamucans did not use writing but a coding system based on colors and shapes for their census, the names they gave to the archipelago and the inhabitants could be read both in their {{wp|cherokee|language}} but also in the natives' {{wp|Timucua|own speech}} and was translated as '''Ichimoca paqi''' and '''Ichimoca paha''' (lit. "North Sea Islands" and "North Sea People"). Sometime during the decline of the Empire and the following secession of the archipelago, the names were further simplified as "Mocapaqi" and "Mocapaha" in common parlor.
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| At first two very distinct concept, the word "Mocapaha" slowly evolved so that by the 18th century it designated both the islands and their inhabitants while Mocapaqi had become antiquated. It's also during the 18th century that the King decided to change his title, from the old [[Latium|Latin-given]] "King of Qirtuyagua and Associated Realms" to the more unifying "King of Mocapaha", officializing the modern name of the country.
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| ==History==
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| ===Prehistory===
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| Archaeological research dates human habitation in the archipelago to at least 2500 BC. The area has yielded some of the oldest known Norumbian pottery, uncovered on Ouechu Island. By the 2nd century AD, it seems that trade existed between the island and the continent, with the apparition of potteries typical of the coastal cultures of what would become [[Belfras]].
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| ===Kayamuca era===
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| {{see also|Kayamuca Empire}}
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| During the 8th century, the [[Kayamuca Empire|Kayamuca]] reached Mocapaha. Their first contacts with the people inhabiting these islands, whom they called the {{wp|Timucua|Juhyudamayani}}, were peaceful but after decade of trades, they proposed to some chieftains to become the vassals of the Yevdinehi in exchange for his protection and assistance. They continued this policy, helping certain tribes against their enemies, establishing port-cities and relocating defeated opponents to other parts of the islands or even sending them away to other regions of the Empire. Ultimately, the whole island was put under Kayamuca rules, with laws such as the state-ownership of lands and clothes, the disparition of markets in favour of warehouses, and the establishment of an extensive system of corvées and levies as a taxation system allowing the Empire to maintain and expand its workforce, its military, and its navy.
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| Under the Kayamuca’s rule, each settlement was recognized as an {{wp|Ayllu}}, led by a Malku. Ayllu were then regrouped into geographical divisions known as Hurins. Then the entirety of the archipelago was included in the Province of [[Kayamuca Empire|Juhyudlamequohi]] (lit. "Northern Sea"). Taxpayers – male heads of household of a certain age range – were organized into labor/military units. These units were the Decuria (10 men), the Quinquadecuria (50 men), and so on until the largest labour unit made of 10,000 men. It’s through this manpower that the Kayamuca built raised farms, causaways, and the storehouses, warehouses, inns and shelters that were the backbone of the imperial administration. They introduced their own peculiar architectural styles, but also the habits of building earthwork mounds to elevate their temples and administrative buildings.
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| This rigid administration broke down with the collapse of the Kayamuca. Slowly, Provincial administrators were given more and more prerogatives and powers. The Apu of Juhyudlamequohi for example, owned his own fleet and military with little to no oversight from the central government. In 1216, the Yevdinehi [[Aman]] tried to restore Imperial authority over the quasi independent provinces. Juhyudlamequohi joined the resistance against the Emperor. In 1230, it's independence was declared. The Provincial Governor tried to maintain the Kayamuca's social structure over the island, but failed and soon the archipelago was consumed in many revolts until it started to restructure itself along tribal and clanic lines.
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| It’s during this period of chaos that the first [[Latium|Latins traders]] reached Norumbia and, with them, missionaries. They were the first to record aspects of the locals’ daily lives, cultures, and languages. They notably recorded the existence of more than 70 chiefdoms but by 1250, only 8 of these were truly independents, the others having been annexed or vassalized.
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| It’s in 1251 that Chief [[Saturigua]], the overlord of the [[Mocana]] tribal alliance, converted to {{wp|Catholic Church|Fabrianism}}. His talents as general, but also his careful exploitation of his land’s potentials in term of agriculture and manpower, allowed him to conquer the entirety of the Archipelago. When the [[Belfrasian Crusade|Latins crusaders]] reached the Archipelago by the late 1256, he was at the summit of his strength. He offered provisions and shelter to the Crusaders, who then continued their road, accompanied by parts of Saturigua’s fleet of trimarans. Saturigua was recognized as “King of Qirtuyagua” and given the title of “Very Fabrian Monarch of the Occident”, among other rewards. He died in 1277 and his son, [[Athore]], succeeded him. Athore had to face multiple revolts during his rule, from some of his uncles who had remained partisans of shamanism, and various chieftains who tried to reclaim their independence. Athore was ultimately victorious, asserting the future of Qirtuyagua as a fabrian kingdom.
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| One of the greatest changes to Mocapaha culture was the urbanisation of the archipelago during the period of peace starting with Athore rule's second half. Port cities had already become extremely important to the Mocapaha society, with some towns reaching 10,000 inhabitants as soon as the golden age of the [[Kayamuca Empire]]. But with the end of said empire and the rise in trades with Belisaria and Norumbia, these ports became more attractive than ever. Mocapaha became an exporter of goods like spices, medicinal plants, herbs, importing in exchange metal tools (at first) and then minerals, salt, glasses… they also offered products and services to trading fleets stopping at the ports including equipment, repairs, medecines, citrus, fresh water, and food.
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| ==Government and politics==
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| The Kingdom of Mocapaha is a unitary absolute monarchy. The constitution calls for a monarchy with a legislature and judiciary.
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| The constitution places the Monarch as the <nowiki>"leading force for society"</nowiki> in Mocapaha and as a result is a driving force in the administration of government as the executive head of state and government. The Monarch is aided primarily by the Queen Mother, who plays a major role in state functions and courtly ceremony. Despite de jure power primarily invested in the Monarchy, checks exist that place Mocapaha in a state of semi-constitutionalism. Since the turn of the 20th century, the state has developed into a sort of [[wikipedia:Technocracy|technocracy]], with court and ministerial positions filled by individuals with technical knowledge.
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| The Council of Chiefs is the appointed, national legislature of the country. Members are appointed to the legislature by virtue of serving as chieftain of their historical chiefdom, or locality.
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| Mocapaha maintains a professional judiciary, where judges are not appointed in the traditional sense. Appointment to the judiciary first requires a legal education background with a specialization in the judiciary, who are then drawn from recruitment pools. Judges are career civil servants eligible for promotion and further advancement. The Court of Assidere is the court of last resort and its members are among the most senior jurists in Mocapaha, by years served on the bench; members of the Court of Assidere are not appointed by the Monarch but can be removed for cause after a review hearing.
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| ===Administrative divisions===
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| ===Law===
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| ===Foreign relations===
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| ===Military===
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| ==Economy==
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| ===Agriculture===
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| The main crops cultivated in Mocapaha are {{wp|Sugarcane}}, {{wp|tobacco}}, {{wp|banana}}s, {{wp|Citrus|citrus fruits}}, {{wp|bean}}s, {{wp|Sweet potato}}es, and {{wp|Ilex vomitoria|Yaupon holly}}, an evergreen shrub used to produce a caffeinated drink known as {{wp|Black drink|Cassina}} or {{wp|Black drink|Yaupon tea}} ten time stronger than {{wp|coffee}}. The archipelago's livestock is made up mostly of cattles, goats, and sheeps reaching a total of three millions heads. Production of meat and dairy relies on imported foodstuff for both cattles and poultry.
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| ===Fishing===
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| The archipelago's waters abound with {{wp|Marlin}}, {{wp|barracuda}}, kingfish, {{wp|mackerel}}, {{wp|tuna}}, sailfish, tarpon, {{wp|bonito}}, {{wp|snapper}}, and {{wp|grouper}}. {{wp|shrimp}}, crabs, lobsters and clams are also exploited. This, and an important seafaring culture in Mocapaha, helped create a well-developed fishing industry. {{wp|mussel}}s and {{wp|oyster}}s are also cultivated in coastal farms.
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| ===Mining===
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| Mineral production has stagnated since a slump began in the mid-1980s and it now accounts for only 2% of the GDP. The main productions are nickel, bauxite, and gold. Because of fear of deforestation, limitations have been placed over the sector and some of the oldest mines have been close since the beginning of the 21th century, reducing the output. Another rare mineral source found in Mocapaha is {{wp|blue amber}}. The country also produced hydraulic cement, {{wp|limestone}}, {{wp|marble}}, {{wp|dimension stone}}, sand and gravel.
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| ===Secondary sector===
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| Manufacturing is the largest economic sector of the archipelago. {{wp|shipbuilding}} is a strategic industry for Mocapaha, alongside {{wp|Aeronautics}}. Most of the exportation however include textiles, electronic components, and other semi-manufactured goods aimed at the [[Belfras|Belfrasian]] or [[Latium|Belisarian]] markets.
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| ==Geography==
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| ==Demographics==
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