Greater Antillia

Kingdom of Greater Antillia Reino Unido das Grandes Antilhas
Flag of Greater Antillia Flag Coat of arms of Greater Antillia Coat of arms
Motto: "Independência ou morte" (Creole-Antillian) "Independence or death!"
Anthem: TBA
Capital	TBA
Official languages	TBA
Demonym(s)	Antillian
Government	Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy
• King	TBA
• Prime Minister	TBD
Legislature	TBA
• Upper house	TBA
• Lower house	TBA
Population
• 2020 census	48,936,733
GDP (nominal)	2018 estimate
• Total	1.7 trillion
• Per capita	$36,318
Gini (2020)	34.3 medium
HDI (2020)	0.890 very high
Currency	TBA
Date format	dd.mm.yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	711
ISO 3166 code	GAT
Internet TLD	.GAT

Greater Antillia, officially known as the United Kingdom of Greater Antillia and Taino, with it being historically known as Caraïbes and or Coventrey depending on what part of the kingdom you are in; it was once known to foreigners in legend as the Fortunate Land, is a sovereign nation. It covers an area of XXX square kilometres (XXX sq mi) and has a population of more than 48 million people.

Greater Antillia's capital and largest city is Niani; other major cities include TBA, TBA, TBA, and TBA.

Greater Antillia is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system. The current monarch is King TBA who is head of state. His Prime Minister (PLACEHOLDER) is head of government overseeing the Council of Ministers and sitting on the King's advisory body known as the TBA.

Legislative power is vested in the bicameral TBA.

It is divided into 24 regions.

Greater Antillia is a developed country, with an advanced high-income economy. It is known throughout the world for its high standards of living, its healthcare, and its educational system. It has been categorized as "very high" in the Human Development Index. It is also consistently ranked as one of the safest countries in the world to live in.

Economy

The mixed market economy of Greater Antillia is varied with a heavy dependence on its natural resources, agriculture and a robust tourism sector. There is a significant private sector dominated by reputable privately held corporations in addition to government owned corporations operating in key economic sectors such as mining, airlines, media, and entertainment. Greater Antillia despite its relatively small size is rich in natural resources such as oil, iron, gold, timber, and diamonds.

An estimated 45% of the workforce is employed in the agricultural industry in some fashion. Agricultural products include barley, wheat, sugar beets, potatos, tomatos, tangerines, maize, rice, millet, and sorghum. Greater Antillia produces a significant amount of hash and is one of the world's largest producers of cannabis. The country also possesses a substantial livestock population and several ports along the coast which are excellent for fishing.

The mining sector is considered to be one of the three pillars of the Greater Antillia economy with the other two being agriculture and tourism. Greater Antillia mines such minerals as diamonds, gold, copper, iron ore, salt, and zinc. In addition to this the kingdom's major exports include diamonds, petroleum, lead, cannabis, sugar, tobacco, cotton, and timber.

The country's stock exchange in Niani list 60 publicly traded companies.

Economic History

Up until the 19th century, the country was largely an agricultural society, with large sugar, cotton, rice, indigo, and tobacco plantations spread throughout the country. Over the last century and a half the Coventrian economy has transitioned to a diversified mix of services, manufacturing, agriculture, mining, and trade.

The agricultural based economy of Greater Antillia was until the late 19th century strongly based on a mixture of serf/slave labor. Slavery would exist in Greater Antillia until 1881. During much of the 18th and mid 19th centuries, the country's economy was dominated by five large agriculture and land development firms, these were TBA, TBA, TBA, TBA, and TBA, of these only TBA and TBA remains on the list of the ten largest companies in Greater Antillia.

Demographics

Major cities

The United Kingdom of Greater Antillia has over the course of the last few centuries become a highly urbanized country with the largest cities being TBA (5.2 million), TBA (3.979 million), TBA (2.695 million), TBA (2.035 million), TBA (1.845 million), TBA (1.645 million), TBA (1.543 million), TBA (1.280 million), TBA (1.03 million), TBA (978,420), TBA (885,708), TBA, (881,549), TBA (753,675), TBA (693,400), TBA (615,221), TBA (608,660), TBA (531,902), TBA (515,439), TBA (474,069), TBA (345,064), TBA (300,420), TBA (278,492), TBA, 230,436) TBA (194,500), TBA (179,883), TBA (159,428), TBA (150,000), TBA (136,286), TBA (120,000) TBA (112,210). An estimated 30.3 million people live in the thirty largest cities in Greater Antillia, which averages out to about 63% of the population.

Religion

Greater Antillia is a very religious country with an estimated 75% of the population being of the Roman Catholic faith, 15% being Protestant and the remaining 10% adhering to other religions. The Catholic church continues to serve as the state church of the kingdom, a role it has held for the last six hundred years.

Education

The educational system in Coventrey is divided into preschool (for those under age 6), basic education (for 9 years), secondary education (for 3 years), and higher education. Education in the country is compulsory until age 16. The estimated literacy rate for the country in 2020 was 85%.

The most prestigious places for higher learning are the ten oldest universities in the country, they are: TBA, TBA, TBA, TBA, TBA, TBA, TBA, TBA, TBA, TBA, TBA, and TBA.

TBA and TBA the two oldest centers of higher learning in the country were established in the medieval ages, being established in the 9th and 15th centuries respectively

There are a number of prestigious elite boarding schools which act as feeder schools for the country's most elite universities; these are TBA (1567), TBA (1667), TBA (1860) and the all girls TBA College (1781).

Culture

Over the course of a thousand years Greater Antillia has developed a uniquely blended culture with specific influences from various civilizations which traversed the region. As a result of its long history, Greater Antillia is renowned for its numerious historic and national landmarks, which have long been touted as tourist attractions.

The United kingdom of Greater Antillia is home to multiple heritage sites and tourist attrractions of international importance including: the four ancient capital cities of Koumbi Saleh, Kangaba, Djenne, and Ophir; Niani old city, historic center at, The port-city of Edina; the castle complex at Dakajalan, the beach resorts at TBA, the medieval universities at TBA, Niani National Park.