Umetuč

The United Republics of North Umetuč (Tokagebač: Umetuc [u.ˈmɛ.tʼut͡ʃ]) is a federal autoritarian parliamentary republic on the northern edges of the South Sea, in the continent of Syrovoho in Sonhel. It takes its name from the island of Umetuč, of which it occupies the northern part. The current territories occupied by the United Republics of North Umetuč were firstly settled in the 10th century by the nomadic tribes who will later adopt the names of Tokagebac, Cruiniiral, Valtarans and Albionians. Umetuč shares the island with the Kingdom of Nova Albion to the south, which controls the remaining half of the island.

The United Republics of North Umetuč Mesa Umetučobe Nekjagoxo tonekekra
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Map of North Umetuč in 2408
Capital and largest city	Tålakjemeqa
Official languages	Tokagebac
Recognised national languages	Tokagebac, Xopukuli, Mtàd Tokagebac
Recognised regional languages	Tokagebac, Cruiniiral, Ax tot Yonn, Dj̆ty, Xopukuli, Muippelore, Mtàd Tokagebac
Ethnic groups	Tokagebac, Xopukuli, Mtàd Tokagebac, Cruiniiral, Ax tot Yonn, Dj̆ty, Muippelore
Demonym(s)	Umetučite, Tokagebac
Government	Autoritarian parlamentary federal republic
• President	Slabjo Čiček
Legislature	North Umetǔcite Parliament
Establishment
• Intervention in the Valtaran Civil War and establishment of the United Republics of North Umetuč	2403
Population
• Estimate	28,915,215
• Density	34/km2 (88.1/sq mi)
Currency	Nekjagod (₦)
Date format	DD/MM/YYYY
Driving side	right

Geography

Umetuč is located on the northern half of the main island of the Tumetuč Archipelago, called Umetuč. The country is split in two sides by the Čytmekjem mountan range, which than is interrupted by the Čid̨ud̨ig valley. In the eastern peninsula there is also another mountain, detached from the Čytmekjem, called B̨ob̨ekokib. The highest peak inside Umetučite border is the Ubebro mountain which stands at around 2800 meters in the western regions of the country. The Ubebro is also the source of the only river in the Umetuč island: the B̨obočim, which untimately flows in the Blood Sea (the area of the ocean between the minor Western Umetuč Islands and the Gnawing Gulf) splitting the capital Tålakjemeqa in half. North Umetuč is located in the equatorial belt and is therefore mostly covered in a thick rainforest from the Gnawing Guld to the eastern tip of the island. It also includes, in its south-western regions, a chunk of sandy desert that covers the western coasts of the island. Normally North Umetuč experiences a wet and hot season, which lasts between three and four months, along a colder season, in which precipitaion are slightly less abundant and average temperatures decrease by a few degrees.

Politics and government

Subdivision map of North Umetuč

North Umetuč is a federal parlamentary republic founded in 2402 after the collapse of the Valtaran States in the Valtaran Civil War. It includes the Republic of Greater G̨enseba, the Republic of Xirakekunnae, the Republic of C'aarllaac and the New Republic of Miše. Each of the republics have their own local bicameral parliament which has to enforce federally appproved laws and directives or has the possibility to contest them and have them adapted to their territory. The republics can also enforce exclusive laws that do not conflict with already approved federal laws and that do not regard economic policies, law and order, foreign politics, production and industrial projects and national defense. The federal government, composed of the president (which since 2405 also holds executive power) and of the bicameral parliament formed by elected representatives from the republics, is a supernational entity and has the power to impose laws and rules on the republics. The parliament is elected every four years with a proportional popular vote. The president is later elected by the two chambers of parliament every five years. The parliament can depose the current president and replace them thanks to a vote of no confidence that requires two thirds of both chambsers to pass. The president can disbandle one of the two chambers of parliament with a vote that needs 80% of the votes from the other parliament chamber.

Military

The Umetuč Armed Forces are split between Field Army and Navy. Both these entities are controlled by the federal government but are internally administrated by generals and admirals elected by parliament every six years.

Foreign relations

North Umetuč is a founding member of the Amarian Combine and is currently its leader. It also is a founding member of the Transnational Assembly, association from which Umetuč has been pregressively less prominent and enthusiastically participant in. North Umetuč is a member of the International Fueling Treaty since 2407 and has created tight economic, political and cultural relations with tits members.

Economy

Umetuč is an industrialized nation with a triving mining industry and weapon production sector. As of 2408, Umetuč has an employement rate of around 80% thanks to its interventionist policies and its ban on private enterprises. The government has virtually full control over the primary and secondary secotrs of th ecountry and has liberalized mostly the retail, communication and turism sectors. Freelance work is also accepted in Umetuč as long as its declared to and approved by the government and is taxed appropriately.

Industry map of North Umetuč (each dot represents 100 factories)

Energy

Most of the Energy production in Umetuč comes from its rich coal mines scattered all over the country. Each republic has access to several mines and refinery stations capable of producing several thousands tons of coal yearly, which are than shipped to the rest of the country to power most of its industrial apparatus. Some of the largest cities are almost entirely powered by coal implants that produce a moderate amount of electricity.

Industry

North Umetuč is a fairly industrialized nation. It's most developed sectors are: common metals extraction and refinery, artillery and weapon production, asphalt and concrete production, chemical manufacturing, glass manufacturing. These sectors are more developed than others thanks to the specific resources and minerals available inside Nort Umetuč's borders. Along these industries, North Umetuč has a fairly developed timber and fishing industry. Due to the dense raiforests and, overall inhospitable terrain and poor soil, intensive agriculture is not a very remunerating area.

Demographics

North Umetuč is home to several ethnic groups and communities. The most prominent and numerous of these are the Tokagebač and the Mtàd Tokagebač, native to the northern areas of the island. The two Tokagebač groups have always been collaborating since the recent (late 23th century) split from which the Mtàd split from their western cousins. Some scholars argue that the linguistic differences between these communities are irrelevant and that the Tokagebač and the Mtàd are actually still part of the same ethnic cathegory. Another Indigenous group is the Cruiniiral, native to the western coast of the country. Unlike the Tokagebač, the Cruiniiral diverged into two separate groups back in the early 20th century, event from which the Ax Tot Yonn, who inhabited the Western Islands, were born. These two groups have always been in conflict with the Tokagebač nations since the early days of their existance but were ultimately defeated and assimilated into Tokagebač society after the Second Cruiniiral War (2361-2366). Another native minority in the south of the country is the Valtarans, a previously prosperous and numerous community that, after the fall of the Valtaran States after the Valtaran Civil War of 2403, is now reduced to a small community of around 310 thousand individuals mostly inhabiting the city of Lambracaia (Tokagebac: Lamebragja [lä.mɛ.ˈprä.kjä]; Valtaran: Lambracaia [lam.bɾa.ˈka.ja]).

Education

National standardized mandatory education ahs been introduced by the Mepodo administration in 2404. Until then, children recieved a local education from their parents or some kind of municipal or provincial education program which was also completely optional. Not many were able to read or write and this negatively effected the economy of the country. The new school system of North Umetuč teaches children the national language, the history of their country and has the goal of creating an Umetučite national identity.