Janpia

Janpian Union of Revolutionary States Simplified: Janosche Revolutsiya Sumosch Unschon Traditional: Hanoshye no Unshyon o Rasterushyen Sumosh
Flag Emblem
Motto: Hardwork, Unity, Discipline
Anthem:  Forward Janpians (Instrumental) Forward Janpians (Piano)
Map of the Janpian Home Islands
Capital and largest city	Kalingrad City
Official languages	Janpian, English Language
Demonym(s)	Janpians
Government	Revolutionary Syndicalist Union
• People's Marshal	Annie Natya Anya
Legislature	Union of Party Members Committee
History
• Schonghuescha Era	1st Era
• Marquesan Sagaku Period	2nd Era
• Imperial Rebirth	3rd Era
• Janpian Revolution	4th Era
• Janpian Union of Revolutionary States	5th Era
Population
• 2024 estimate	388,201,536
• 1980 census	226,211,894
GDP (nominal)	2024 estimate
• Total	13.5 Trillion NSD
• Per capita	34,793.81 NSD
Gini (2024)	35.4 medium
HDI (2024)	0.768 high
Currency	Petoschki ₱
Time zone	UTC+1 ( Eastern Janpian Time, Western Janpian Time)
Date format	mm.dd.yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+7
Internet TLD	.jur

The Janpian Union, officially known as the Janpian Union of Revolutionary States (JURS) or the United Revolutionary States of Janpia, is an island nation located in the East Hiakemirian Region of Esvanovia, bounded by the Janosche Ocean at the east, the Unschon Group of Islands at its west, the Sea of Sichanashi at its south, and the Sea of Magochyo to its north. Consisting of up to 6,354 islands, the Janpian archipelago has two main geographical divisions, with the west being the Unschon Island Group comprised of smaller islands, and the Janpian Home Islands, which include the mainland as well as its nearby island peripheries. It shares maritime borders with Atkemri to the west and the Neo-Korea at its Southwest. Janpia is a highly homogenous ethnic society with around 97.5% being Janosche, and the remaining for the visitors or Unschon Islands ethnic groups. Kalingrad is the largest city as well as its capital, with Darlinburg City, a former capital of the Janpian Empire, being regarded as its sole "sister" capital.

The Janpian Union, particularly the Janpian Union of Government Workers' Party (JUGWP), is considered as the successor of the Janpian Empire as well as the various pan-leftist party-factions during the Janpian Civil War. This came into conclusion after the establishment of the Janpian Union of Revolutionary States after 15 years of armed struggle, with all the warring leftist parties and factions uniting for a single vanguard party. Consequently, the former Imperial Janpian colonies of Unschon Islands came into integration to the Janpian core territories, with all the people in colonial domains being given the same rights similar to the ones in the mainland. Currently, the Janpian Union can be described as a Party-State with all the necessary state organs and political establishments functioning within the Party itself, which acts more like the state.

Based on the Party's Revolutionary Ideals, the political organizations and among others within the Party are historically developed with the sole goal of spreading the Revolution abroad through armed means. Under this belief, many position titles such as the "People's Marshal" are used, which connotates the people and the military under their joint command. Over the previous decades, as the Party stabilized, more functions sprung out as well, which eventually leads to the creation of the Janpian Revolutionary Constitution

According to the Revolutionary ideals, the revolution itself is not yet over as the world is still not enlightened or beholden by the Revolution. The goal of the revolution is to bring true peace, stability, equality, and harmony to all nations through leftist ideals by destroying Janpian enemies and counter revolutionaries in any manner. If all of this is finished, the Party, along with the rest, will dissolve itself, creating a stateless, classless society of communes.

Etymology

The term Janpia came from the name of a 1st Era warlord, Janoschpe III. He is responsible for uniting all the tribes and kingdoms of Janpia in a bloody campaign, which eventually united the Janpian mainland and forming an early national identity. The followers of Janoschpe III were later called Janosche, also known as Janpians. 

Another term for Janpia is "Dabun Javosch." When translated to Janpian, it literally means "the land of the dead emperors", given that a lot of places were named after the death places of kings, emperors, or their lineage.

One of the examples is when King Magochyo of Munschen escaped to the northern sea in order to evade Janoschpe's army. He was never seen or found ever again. Thus, the sea where he escaped is called the Sea of Magochyo.

Another example is the term "Janpia" or "Janosche," which means followers of King Janoschpe III. For many centuries, Janpia was ruled by the Janoschpe family, who had direct lineage to King Janoschpe III. They even managed to remain as "Emperors" during the colonial years of the 2nd Era. However, during the 4th era, the entire lineage of Emperor Janoschpe III and its followers were brutally killed during the civil war.

History

Main article: Janpian History

In accordance to the Schonghue belief, ancient Janpian historians have set the basis of dividing the history of Janpia to the current Edict of Heavens, and counting the years and time depending on to it. The idea is that the rules of society varies per eras as granted by the higher edict, which grants and legitimize the rule or authority of a certain regime or dynasty, enforcing the mystical idea of myriad rule. Given how the current Janpian years are counted on eras, modern Janpian historians still use the edicts as a way to determine the exact date of an historic event, and to who's rule was it actually placed

1st Era (Schonghuescha Era)

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2nd Era (Marquesan Colonial Era)

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3rd Era (Imperial Rebirth)

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4th Era (Janpian Civil War)

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5th Era (Contemporary)

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Geography

Janpia is comprised of 6,354 islands, both habited and uninhabited, which are divided on to two main geographical divisions. The Janpian Home Islands, the largest of the two, are mainly made up of plains and forests which takes up the 82% of the island's topography, with the rest reserved for the mountain ranges. The other, the Unschon Island Group, are a small western group of volcanic islands separated from the peripheries of the Janpian Mainland. These islands are primarily habitable and has a different climate from the mainland due to its topography and general location. Its total landmass is much smaller than the Janpian Home Islands

The Janpian Home Islands was formed over 450 million years ago due to the subduction of the Marinan plates with the Hiakemirian plates, causing magma to rise which now solidified itself as the Janpian archipelago. Subsequently, the Unschon Island Group was also formed along the subduction lines, which created volcanic activity, forming the current islands today. Janpia is often prone to earthquakes, tsunamis, or volcanic eruptions, given that it is located along the Marinan Ring of Fire and home of more than 108 active volcanoes on both land and underwater features. This makes Janpia one of the highest in terms of natural disaster risk, as proven by the 1923 Kayacha Earthquake which killed over 110,000 people, or the 1986 Noterburg Earthquake which also caused a tsunami.

The Great Janpian Middle Plains covers the entire extent between the east and west Janpian coasts, with the midlands mostly filled with rivers and estuaries making the land fertile, arable, and habitable. Historically, the middle Janpian plains have been the central cradle of Schonghue civilizations and it is currently where the most population resides. The plains also offer a safe distance from the current known active volcanoes as well, making it a viable choice to build and thrive. Lake Truschina is an ancient fresh water lake that is also the largest in Janpia.

Climate

Janpia generally has a fairly maritime temperate climate for the majority of its areas, experiencing winters from November to February and temperate climates for the rest of the months. There is also a wet monsoon season from June to July, or summer to early autumn, given that Janpia is also sitting on a typhoon belt where there are more frequent low-pressure areas.

In general, the climate in Janpia may vary depending on the season as well as the general location from the north to south. In particular, the northern areas typically experience humid continental climates with much longer winters and cooler summers. In the south, particularly in the Unschon, Kateyeschin, and Sanoterei Domains, the summers have a humid subtropical climate with a somewhat longer wet season. The Northern Sea also brings cold winter winds towards the south, bringing heavier snowfall particularly in the Alevayev, Beluren, Neluren, Marischa, and Hanscho Domains. Areas around the Avescho and Kateyeschin Domain also experience Foehn phenomenon due to the Koroschukai Mountain Range and the Kateyeschin Mountain Range respectively.

Biodiversity

Janpian Corpse Flower

Natural life in Janpia includes an abundant amount of animals which are often categorized between migratory to native and endemic species. In this regard, migratory species account for up to 50,000 of the animal types in Janpia, such as the blue whales, whooper swans, and red-crowned cranes. This is quite large in comparison to about 279 endemic species in Janpia, such as the red-bellied raven, Janpian golden eagle, Yongschin dog, Janpian tree sparrow, and Tarusche sardines. Regardless, biodiversity in Janpia is categorized as temperate broadleaf with mixed forests, with some well-known endemic plant life such as the popular Janpian deep red maple, and the corpse flower.