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|conventional_long_name = | |conventional_long_name = Shangean Republic of Heijiang | ||
|native_name = 黑疆晓东民族共和国 | |native_name = 黑疆晓东民族共和国 | ||
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|status = {{wp|Partially recognised state}}<br> | |status = {{wp|Partially recognised state}}<br> | ||
Recognised by [[ | Recognised by [[Shangea]] and 3 other [[Community of Nations|CN]] Nations | ||
|capital = [[Chashan]] | |capital = [[Chashan]] | ||
|largest_city = capital | |largest_city = capital | ||
|official_languages = {{wp|Mandarin| | |official_languages = {{wp|Mandarin|Shangean}} | ||
| ethnic_groups = {{Collapsible list | | ethnic_groups = {{Collapsible list | ||
| titlestyle = background:transparent;text-align:left;font-weight:normal;font-size:100%; | | titlestyle = background:transparent;text-align:left;font-weight:normal;font-size:100%; | ||
| title = List of ethnicities | 73% {{wp|Chinese people| | | title = List of ethnicities | 73% {{wp|Chinese people|Xiao}} | 12% {{wp|Chin people|Jou}} | 9% {{wp|Dai people|Kasi Suen}} | 3% {{wp|Khmer people|Svai}} | 2% {{wp|Shan people|Shan}} | 1% {{wp|Thai people|Kasi}} }} | ||
|demonym = Heijiangese | |demonym = Heijiangese | ||
|government_type = {{Wp|Unitary state|Unitary}} {{wp|semi-presidential system|semi-presidential}} {{wp|republic}} | |government_type = {{Wp|Unitary state|Unitary}} {{wp|semi-presidential system|semi-presidential}} {{wp|republic}} | ||
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The ''' | The '''Shangean Republic of Heijiang''' ({{wp|Mandarin (language)|Xiaodongese}}: '''黑疆晓东民族共和国'''; ''Hēijiāng Xiǎodōng Mínzú Gònghéguó'', literally "Heijiang Shangea-National Republic") is an {{wp|unrecognised state}} in southern [[Coius]]. Bordered by [[Siamat]], [[Kuthina]] and [[Xiaodong]], the state is only recognised by a handful of countries with the majority of nations recognising it as being part of the Hameung province in Kuthina. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
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Heijiang is currently governed as a {{Wp|unitary}} {{wp|semi-presidential system|semi-presidential}} {{wp|republic}}. The head of state is the [[President of Heijiang|President]] (国家主席; literally "State Chairman") who are elected every five years in a {{Wp|direct election}}. The head of government is the [[Premier of Heijiang|Premier]] who leads the [[Executive Council of Heijiang|Executive Council]]. The legislature of Heijiang is the [[Legislative Council (Heijiang)|Legislative Council]] which is elected every | Heijiang is currently governed as a {{Wp|unitary}} {{wp|semi-presidential system|semi-presidential}} {{wp|republic}}. The head of state is the [[President of Heijiang|President]] (国家主席; literally "State Chairman") who are elected every five years in a {{Wp|direct election}}. The head of government is the [[Premier of Heijiang|Premier]] who leads the [[Executive Council of Heijiang|Executive Council]]. The legislature of Heijiang is the [[Legislative Council (Heijiang)|Legislative Council]] which is elected every five years under {{wp|single non-transferable voting}} alongside the president. Heijiang's governmental system is based on [[Shangea]]'s with the Executive Council (行政局) the Legislative Council (立法会) the Judicial Council (司法会) and the Examination Council (考試会) serving as the four branches of government. Unlike in Shangea there is no state presidium with the president handling most of those duties. | ||
The constitution of Heijiang was drafted between December 2008 and was promulgated by the interim administration in November 2009. Based heavily on the | The constitution of Heijiang was drafted between December 2008 and was promulgated by the interim administration in November 2009. Based heavily on the Shangea's the constitution outlines Heijiang as a "''revolutionary state based on its Xiaodongese ethnic and spiritual heritage''" and constitutionally enshrines the country as being a "''{{wp|sister republic|brother republic}} to the Auspicious Republic of Xiaodong''". | ||
The main political debate in Heijiang is whether to maintain its status as an independent republic within a {{wp|confederation}} with Xiaodong or merge into Xiaodong as a special administrative region. Since 2016 the government has announced it would explore amending the constitution to make unification with Xiaodong a "''strategic priority''". | The main political debate in Heijiang is whether to maintain its status as an independent republic within a {{wp|confederation}} with Xiaodong or merge into Xiaodong as a special administrative region. Since 2016 the government has announced it would explore amending the constitution to make unification with Xiaodong a "''strategic priority''". | ||
The president of Heijiang is [[Pan Jiayong]], who previously served as the interim chief of government from January 2009 to his election as president in March 2010, having being re-elected in 2015. Pan is officially a political {{wp|independent (politics)|independent}} but is seen as pro- | The president of Heijiang is [[Pan Jiayong]], who previously served as the interim chief of government from January 2009 to his election as president in March 2010, having being re-elected in 2015 and 2020. Pan is officially a political {{wp|independent (politics)|independent}} but is seen as pro-Shangea and a supporter of unification. The premier is [[Jiang Meiying]], who has served as premier since 2018 as well as a previous stint from 2011-2012. The main political party in Heijiang is the [[Harmony Association]] that has consistently won supermajorites in the legislative council although is split between pro-Shangean and more pro-independence wings. The other parties in the legislature is the [[Social Democratic League]] and the [[National Democratic Party (Heijiang)|National Democratic Party]] which is considered to be the only cross-ethnic party in Heijiang representing both ethnic Xiaos and {{wp|Tai peoples|Kasines}}. | ||
Due to Heijiang's international isolation and heavy reliance on | Due to Heijiang's international isolation and heavy reliance on Shangea it is considered by many to be a {{wp|puppet state}} of Shangea. Shangea is seen to have a high amount of influence over Heijiang politics with presidential candidates being seen to be unofficially endorsed by Shangea before running. | ||
===Human rights=== | ===Human rights=== | ||
===Foreign rights=== | ===Foreign rights=== | ||
Revision as of 04:09, 30 September 2021
Shangean Republic of Heijiang 黑疆晓东民族共和国 | |
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| Status | Partially recognised state Recognised by Shangea and 3 other CN Nations |
| Capital and largest city | Chashan |
| Official languages | Shangean |
| Ethnic groups | |
| Demonym(s) | Heijiangese |
| Government | Unitary semi-presidential republic |
| Pan Jiayong | |
• Premier | Jiang Meiying |
| Legislature | Legislative Council |
| Partially recognised independence from Kuthina | |
| 18 November 2008 | |
| 14 January 2009 - 18 March 2009 | |
| Population | |
• Census | 8,394,746 |
| GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Total | $27,333 million |
• Per capita | $3,256 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2018 estimate |
• Total | $6,228 million |
• Per capita | $742 |
| Currency | Renjing |
| Driving side | left |
| Calling code | +56 743 |
The Shangean Republic of Heijiang (Xiaodongese: 黑疆晓东民族共和国; Hēijiāng Xiǎodōng Mínzú Gònghéguó, literally "Heijiang Shangea-National Republic") is an unrecognised state in southern Coius. Bordered by Siamat, Kuthina and Xiaodong, the state is only recognised by a handful of countries with the majority of nations recognising it as being part of the Hameung province in Kuthina.
History
Geography
Government
Heijiang is currently governed as a unitary semi-presidential republic. The head of state is the President (国家主席; literally "State Chairman") who are elected every five years in a direct election. The head of government is the Premier who leads the Executive Council. The legislature of Heijiang is the Legislative Council which is elected every five years under single non-transferable voting alongside the president. Heijiang's governmental system is based on Shangea's with the Executive Council (行政局) the Legislative Council (立法会) the Judicial Council (司法会) and the Examination Council (考試会) serving as the four branches of government. Unlike in Shangea there is no state presidium with the president handling most of those duties.
The constitution of Heijiang was drafted between December 2008 and was promulgated by the interim administration in November 2009. Based heavily on the Shangea's the constitution outlines Heijiang as a "revolutionary state based on its Xiaodongese ethnic and spiritual heritage" and constitutionally enshrines the country as being a "brother republic to the Auspicious Republic of Xiaodong".
The main political debate in Heijiang is whether to maintain its status as an independent republic within a confederation with Xiaodong or merge into Xiaodong as a special administrative region. Since 2016 the government has announced it would explore amending the constitution to make unification with Xiaodong a "strategic priority".
The president of Heijiang is Pan Jiayong, who previously served as the interim chief of government from January 2009 to his election as president in March 2010, having being re-elected in 2015 and 2020. Pan is officially a political independent but is seen as pro-Shangea and a supporter of unification. The premier is Jiang Meiying, who has served as premier since 2018 as well as a previous stint from 2011-2012. The main political party in Heijiang is the Harmony Association that has consistently won supermajorites in the legislative council although is split between pro-Shangean and more pro-independence wings. The other parties in the legislature is the Social Democratic League and the National Democratic Party which is considered to be the only cross-ethnic party in Heijiang representing both ethnic Xiaos and Kasines.
Due to Heijiang's international isolation and heavy reliance on Shangea it is considered by many to be a puppet state of Shangea. Shangea is seen to have a high amount of influence over Heijiang politics with presidential candidates being seen to be unofficially endorsed by Shangea before running.