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Farokand was initially settled by the {{wp|Prehistory|prehistoric}} [[Proto-Malthasvars]], who crossed over to the [[Farokandi Archipelago|archipelago]] from [[Kulanthir]] during an {{wp|ice age}}. Only the major [[List of islands of Farokand|islands]] were settled at first, but over time the rest of Dulmara was populated as well. As the ice age receded, the Proto-Malthasvars were divided and {{wp|Ethnogenesis|developed}} into separate identities on their respective islands. Eventually, the dispersed tribes of the [[Malthasvarian peoples]] began to expand and evolve into full states. By the 10th century CE, the region of [[Farokand (region)|Farokand]] was dominated by three opposing kingdoms: the [[Kingdom of Faroi]], the [[Kingdom of Kandi]], and the [[Kingdom of Cerecan]]. Conflict between the three kingdoms was common, especially over control or influence over the other Dulmaran kingdoms. Eventually, however, they began to focus more on trade and cooperation than total control over their neighbors.
Farokand was initially settled by the {{wp|Prehistory|prehistoric}} [[Proto-Malthasvars]], who crossed over to the [[Farokandi Archipelago|archipelago]] from [[Kulanthir]] during an {{wp|ice age}}. Only the major [[List of islands of Farokand|islands]] were settled at first, but over time the rest of Dulmara was populated as well. As the ice age receded, the Proto-Malthasvars were divided and {{wp|Ethnogenesis|developed}} into separate identities on their respective islands. Eventually, the dispersed tribes of the [[Malthasvarian peoples]] began to expand and evolve into full states. By the 10th century CE, the region of [[Farokand (region)|Farokand]] was dominated by three opposing kingdoms: the [[Kingdom of Faroi]], the [[Kingdom of Kandi]], and the [[Kingdom of Cerecan]]. Conflict between the three kingdoms was common, especially over control or influence over the other Dulmaran kingdoms. Eventually, however, they began to focus more on trade and cooperation than total control over their neighbors.


In 1463, Keldoria formed the [[Keldorian Empire]]. The Keldorian Empire and its allies engaged in [[Fifty Years' War (Tengri)|a decades-long war]] that spanned the [[Continents of Tengri|continents]] of [[Kulanthir]], [[Armaghan]], and [[Vistozia]]. In 1502, Keldoria [[Keldorian-Cerecanese War|invaded Cerecan]], capitulating the country with its sheer military might. Keldoria turned to Faroi and Kandi next, starting the [[Dulmara Conflict]]. Faroi and Kandi, previously {{wp|international trade|trade}} rivals, realized that the only way to defeat Keldoria would be to unify. And so, following the 1506 [[Markov Conference]], the [[Unification of Farokand|unification]] was formalized and the newly-united Farokand would go on to defeat Keldoria and repel its forces from Dulmara. Following the Dulmara Conflict, Farokand became a {{wp|great power}}, [[Farokandi colonization of Hirovia|colonizing]] the continent of [[Hirovia]] and establishing a powerful {{wp|military}}. After [[Farokandi renaissance|a period]] of {{wp|Scientific progress|progress}} and advancement, the [[Monarchy of Farokand|monarchy of Farokand]] was {{wp|Abolition of monarchy|abolished}} in the 1828 [[April Revolution]]. The late 19th century and the early 20th century brought Farokand through several [[Farokandi Republics|phases]] of its democracy. World tensions were on the rise in the early-to-mid 20th century, as [[Padambla]] was [[1942 Padambli coup d'état|taken over]] by {{wp|Ultranationalism|ultranationalist}} dictator [[Devander Khalsa]] and the world was plunged into [[Great War (Tengri)|a world war]]. Farokand assisted the [[Kambapur Coalition|Coalition]] in the war. Following the Great War, Farokand spearheaded the global push towards a strong {{wp|international institution}} to prevent further world conflicts, eventually leading to the establishment of the [[World Government]] in 1955. The [[Second Farokandi-Cerecanese War]] of 1966 led to Farokand gaining the territory of Cerecan, which was divided into [[Provinces of Farokand|provinces]] like the rest of Farokand. The subsequent [[Cold War (Tengri)|global tensions]] between the world's [[Great powers (Tengri)|great powers]] has lasted to this day, and led to the creation of the Farokandi-aligned [[Dulmara Ocean Treaty Organization]] (DOTO). In 2014, Farokand [[Federal Proclamation|became a federation]], divided into constituent federal republics.
In 1463, Keldoria formed the [[Keldorian Empire]]. The Keldorian Empire and its allies engaged in [[Fifty Years' War (Tengri)|a decades-long war]] that spanned the [[Continents of Tengri|continents]] of [[Kulanthir]], [[Armaghan]], and [[Vistozia]]. In 1502, Keldoria [[Keldorian-Cerecanese War|invaded]] [[Cerecan]], capitulating the country with its sheer military might. Keldoria turned to Faroi and Kandi next, starting the [[Dulmara Conflict]]. Faroi and Kandi, previously {{wp|international trade|trade}} rivals, realized that the only way to defeat Keldoria would be to unify. And so, following the 1506 [[Markov Conference]], the [[Unification of Farokand|unification]] was formalized and the newly-united Farokand would go on to defeat Keldoria and repel its forces from Dulmara. Following the Dulmara Conflict, Farokand became a {{wp|great power}}, [[Farokandi colonization of Hirovia|colonizing]] the continent of [[Hirovia]] and establishing a powerful {{wp|military}}. After [[Farokandi renaissance|a period]] of {{wp|Scientific progress|progress}} and advancement, the [[Monarchy of Farokand|monarchy of Farokand]] was {{wp|Abolition of monarchy|abolished}} in the 1828 [[April Revolution]]. The late 19th century and the early 20th century brought Farokand through several [[Farokandi Republics|phases]] of its democracy. World tensions were on the rise in the early-to-mid 20th century, as [[Padambla]] was [[1942 Padambli coup d'état|taken over]] by {{wp|Ultranationalism|ultranationalist}} dictator [[Devander Khalsa]] and the world was plunged into [[Great War (Tengri)|a world war]]. Farokand assisted the [[Kambapur Coalition|Coalition]] in the war. Following the Great War, Farokand spearheaded the global push towards a strong {{wp|international institution}} to prevent further world conflicts, eventually leading to the establishment of the [[World Government]] in 1955. The [[Second Farokandi-Cerecanese War]] of 1966 led to Farokand gaining the territory of Cerecan, which was divided into [[Provinces of Farokand|provinces]] like the rest of Farokand. The subsequent [[Cold War (Tengri)|global tensions]] between the world's [[Great powers (Tengri)|great powers]] has lasted to this day, and led to the creation of the Farokandi-aligned [[Dulmara Ocean Treaty Organization]] (DOTO). In 2014, Farokand [[Federal Proclamation|became a federation]], divided into constituent federal republics.


The [[Government of Farokand|Farokandi government]] is a {{wp|Federation|federal}} {{wp|Parliamentary system|parliamentary}} {{wp|Republic|republic}} and {{wp|representative democracy}} with a {{wp|Unicameralism|unicameral}} national legislature, the [[Farokandi Federal Assembly|Federal Assembly]]. Farokand ranks highly in international measures of {{wp|Human Development Index|quality of life}}, [[Human rights in Farokand|human rights]], [[Income in Farokand|income]], innovation, and [[Education in Farokand|education]]. It has some of the world's lowest levels of perceived [[Corruption in Farokand|corruption]] and {{wp|wealth inequality}}. Farokand has a developed [[Social security in Farokand|social security]] and offers [[Healthcare in Farokand|universal heath care]] and tuition-free tertiary education. Because of these systems, Farokand has a very high {{wp|standard of living}}. It has the world's [[List of countries by GDP (Tengri)|largest economy by nominal GDP]] and the world's [[List of countries by GDP (Tengri)|second-largest economy by purchasing power parity]]. Farokand is a founding member of the [[World Government]], [[DOTO]], [[Global Bank (Tengri)|Global Bank]], and several other international organizations, and is a permanent member of the [[World Government Security Council]]. It possesses significant international influence as as a leading [[Politics of Farokand|political]], [[Culture of Farokand|cultural]], economic, [[Farokandi Armed Forces|military]], and [[Science and technology in Farokand|scientific]] power.
The [[Government of Farokand|Farokandi government]] is a {{wp|Federation|federal}} {{wp|Parliamentary system|parliamentary}} {{wp|Republic|republic}} and {{wp|representative democracy}} with a {{wp|Unicameralism|unicameral}} national legislature, the [[Farokandi Federal Assembly|Federal Assembly]]. Farokand ranks highly in international measures of {{wp|Human Development Index|quality of life}}, [[Human rights in Farokand|human rights]], [[Income in Farokand|income]], innovation, and [[Education in Farokand|education]]. It has some of the world's lowest levels of perceived [[Corruption in Farokand|corruption]] and {{wp|wealth inequality}}. Farokand has a developed [[Social security in Farokand|social security]] and offers [[Healthcare in Farokand|universal heath care]] and tuition-free tertiary education. Because of these systems, Farokand has a very high {{wp|standard of living}}. It has the world's [[List of countries by GDP (Tengri)|largest economy by nominal GDP]] and the world's [[List of countries by GDP (Tengri)|second-largest economy by purchasing power parity]]. Farokand is a founding member of the [[World Government]], [[DOTO]], [[Global Bank (Tengri)|Global Bank]], and several other international organizations, and is a permanent member of the [[World Government Security Council]]. It possesses significant international influence as as a leading [[Politics of Farokand|political]], [[Culture of Farokand|cultural]], economic, [[Farokandi Armed Forces|military]], and [[Science and technology in Farokand|scientific]] power.

Revision as of 17:32, 13 September 2023

United Federation of Farokand
Fedérataza Boisunisal Farokandi (Farokandi)
Flag of Farokand
Flag
Motto: 
"Boisuniza Üsta Koramtok" (Farokandi)
"Unity Over Submission"
Anthem: 
Himnal Boisuniza va Alöketil (Farokandi)
"Anthem of Unity and Freedom"
CapitalFaroi (executive, judicial)
Kandi (legislative)
Largest cityFaroi
Official languageFarokandi
Regional languagesSee Languages of Farokand § Official languages
Ethnic groups
(2020)
Religion
(2020)
Demonym(s)Farokandi
GovernmentFederal parliamentary republic
• President
Kolam Situroz
Akalovi Nirdosta
LegislatureFederal Assembly
Formation
2 August 1535
17 April 1828
20 April 1828
26 March 1869
• Great War
4 January 1947
13 December 1959
15 December 1959
8 June 1966
11 November 2014
Population
• 2023 estimate
267,049,783
• 2020 census
Neutral increase 265,977,659
GDP (PPP)2023 estimate
• Total
Increase $26.374 trillion
• Per capita
Increase $98,760
GDP (nominal)2023 estimate
• Total
Increase $25.643 trillion
• Per capita
Increase $96,023
Gini (2020)Positive decrease 25.8
low
HDI (2022)Increase 0.942
very high
CurrencyKabit (₭) (FKK)
Date formatdd.mm.yyyy (CE)
Driving sideright
Calling code+24
Internet TLD.fk

Farokand, officially the United Federation of Farokand (Farokandi: Fedérataza Boisunisal Farokandi), is a country in Eastern Dulmara. It is the most populous country in Dulmara and the fourth-most populous country in the world. Farokand is an island country situated between the Ekozic and Dulmara oceans. It has no land borders, but it shares maritime borders with Malizia, Kuza, and Keldoria. Farokand is a federation that is administratively divided into 14 federal republics. The nation's has two capital cities: Faroi and Kandi, which are also the country's first- and second-most populous cities, respectively. Other major cities include Karrakaz, Dulsadis, Enerisal, Kilarnod, and Okulabad.

Farokand was initially settled by the prehistoric Proto-Malthasvars, who crossed over to the archipelago from Kulanthir during an ice age. Only the major islands were settled at first, but over time the rest of Dulmara was populated as well. As the ice age receded, the Proto-Malthasvars were divided and developed into separate identities on their respective islands. Eventually, the dispersed tribes of the Malthasvarian peoples began to expand and evolve into full states. By the 10th century CE, the region of Farokand was dominated by three opposing kingdoms: the Kingdom of Faroi, the Kingdom of Kandi, and the Kingdom of Cerecan. Conflict between the three kingdoms was common, especially over control or influence over the other Dulmaran kingdoms. Eventually, however, they began to focus more on trade and cooperation than total control over their neighbors.

In 1463, Keldoria formed the Keldorian Empire. The Keldorian Empire and its allies engaged in a decades-long war that spanned the continents of Kulanthir, Armaghan, and Vistozia. In 1502, Keldoria invaded Cerecan, capitulating the country with its sheer military might. Keldoria turned to Faroi and Kandi next, starting the Dulmara Conflict. Faroi and Kandi, previously trade rivals, realized that the only way to defeat Keldoria would be to unify. And so, following the 1506 Markov Conference, the unification was formalized and the newly-united Farokand would go on to defeat Keldoria and repel its forces from Dulmara. Following the Dulmara Conflict, Farokand became a great power, colonizing the continent of Hirovia and establishing a powerful military. After a period of progress and advancement, the monarchy of Farokand was abolished in the 1828 April Revolution. The late 19th century and the early 20th century brought Farokand through several phases of its democracy. World tensions were on the rise in the early-to-mid 20th century, as Padambla was taken over by ultranationalist dictator Devander Khalsa and the world was plunged into a world war. Farokand assisted the Coalition in the war. Following the Great War, Farokand spearheaded the global push towards a strong international institution to prevent further world conflicts, eventually leading to the establishment of the World Government in 1955. The Second Farokandi-Cerecanese War of 1966 led to Farokand gaining the territory of Cerecan, which was divided into provinces like the rest of Farokand. The subsequent global tensions between the world's great powers has lasted to this day, and led to the creation of the Farokandi-aligned Dulmara Ocean Treaty Organization (DOTO). In 2014, Farokand became a federation, divided into constituent federal republics.

The Farokandi government is a federal parliamentary republic and representative democracy with a unicameral national legislature, the Federal Assembly. Farokand ranks highly in international measures of quality of life, human rights, income, innovation, and education. It has some of the world's lowest levels of perceived corruption and wealth inequality. Farokand has a developed social security and offers universal heath care and tuition-free tertiary education. Because of these systems, Farokand has a very high standard of living. It has the world's largest economy by nominal GDP and the world's second-largest economy by purchasing power parity. Farokand is a founding member of the World Government, DOTO, Global Bank, and several other international organizations, and is a permanent member of the World Government Security Council. It possesses significant international influence as as a leading political, cultural, economic, military, and scientific power.

Etymology

The name "Farokand" is a portmanteau of the names of the two original constituent countries of Farokand: Faroi and Kandi. During the unification process of Faroi and Kandi, the citizens of the two nations were able to vote on what the name of the country should be, based on popular ideas that reached the politicians. The top three choices were Kandfaroi in third, Dulmara in second, and Farokand in first. Since the annexations of Pundann and Cerecan, many proposals have been made to change the name of Farokand to be more inclusive towards the rest of its territory, with most proposals being centered around the continent of Dulmara.

History

Early history

Prehistory

Classical history

Middle Ages

Dulmara Conflict

Unification

First Farokandi-Cerecanese War

April Revolution

Pundann War

Era of Turbulence

Great War

Interwar period

1959 coup d'état

Second Farokandi-Cerecanese War

Recent history

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Law

Military

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Infrastructure

Tourism

Science and technology

Demographics

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Religion

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