Quenmin

Democratic Royal Empire of Quenmin Phạm Dynasty Đế quốc Hoàng gia Dân chủ Quến Minh (Chữ Quốc Ngữ) Nhà Phạm 帝國皇家民主𫃔明 (Chữ Nôm) 茹範
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Motto: Đức, Trí tuệ, và Thịnh vượng Virtue, Wisdom, and Prosperity
Quenmin in Tyran
Capital	Cao Khoát
Largest city	Bãi Biển Ngao
National language	Quenminese
Recognized languages	Hmong, Cham, Kazakh, Zhuang, Tamauese, English (standard diplomatic language), German, Italian, Russian, Miranian
Ethnic groups	81.5% Biểc 3.3% Cham 2.3% Hmong 2.1% Zhuangs 1.9% Töbedars 1.7% Châu (White Quenminese) 1.2% Miranians 7.7% Others
Demonym(s)	Quenminese
Government	Unitary Semi-Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy with Letrinhist influence
• Emperor	Lành Chinh
• Prime Minister	Trần Liễng Tâm Han
Population
• Estimate	210,000,000
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Total	$788 billion
• Per capita	$41,350
HDI	0.885 very high
Currency	tiền (Ѧ)
Driving side	right
Calling code	+573
ISO 3166 code	QM
Internet TLD	.qm

Quenmin (Quenminese: Quến Minh), officially known as the Democratic Royal Empire of Quenmin (Đế quốc Hoàng gia Dân chủ Quến Minh) and also synonymously recognized as the Phạm Dynasty (Nhà Phạm), is a country in Tyran residing in the continent of Siduri. It is situated with the Hung Linh Sea and Lirinya to the east, Tamau to the west and Ai Chi to the south. Quenmin’s capital is Cao Khoát, and its largest city is Bãi Biển Ngao. Despite housing a considerate multitude of languages, the country’s national language is Quenminese.

Early settlement of Quenmin occurred since approximately 690,000 BCE, with excavations based along the Blue River. Subsequently, ancient Quenminese civilization emerged during the Neolithic Hoằng Khánh Culture, where farmlands and rice cultivation exhibited prominence. The semi-legendary emergence of independent dynastic rule in Quenmin was substantiated by the Hoằng Xanh Dynasty in 2986 BCE, and this system of governance persevered until 640 CE when the warring factions of the Second Quenminese Anarchy were subjugated by the Makedonian Empire. After 450 years of foreign rule, independence was reestablished, and Quenminese dynastic rule was restored. Until 1830, a myriad of dynasties emerged and fell, such as the Mông, Liễu, Early and Later Nguyễn, Quyền, Kiếm Hoà and Lận; alongside this, a surge in technological advancement and invention and a national cultural identity is palpable. In 1860, Quenmin began to ameliorate itself from its anarchic state into a fully modernized state under the Phạm Dynasty. Since then, Quenmin has transformed itself into a democratic state to which it endears, while preserving its prolonged monarchy. Pursuant to this, Quenmin also positions itself as a de jure sovereign state over Bactieu and the Adelaidines and Aichi, providing guarantees and protection to their individual rights of self-governance.

The country is governed under a unitary semi-parliamentary executive constitutional monarchy, with the heads of state and government, the Emperor and the Prime Minister, holding an equal share of executive and legislative power but held responsible by the Supreme Assembly. It also resides in a democratic form of government, where elections are held among the common people. In regards to its legal system, Quenmin possesses a hybrid system of civil law and statutory law, with several influences originating from its thousands-year-old political philosophy, Luật Cao. For its international stance, Quenmin is a member of the Organization of Tyrannic Nations.

Quenmin's economy is one of the highest ranking in the region, cementing itself as a developed country with a mixed economy guided by a free market. Notably accounting for its GDP is agriculture, technology, energy, education, tourism and oil exports. Quenmin also maintains a high-quality healthcare system, as well as an exceptional public education system. Along with its military power, Quenmin is considered to be a rising power.

History

Main article: History of Quenmin

Prehistory

Hoằng Khánh Culture

Military

Main article: Imperial and Royal Quenminese Armed Forces

Public Holidays

Name	Quenminese Name	Date(s)	Notes
New Year's Day	Ngay đâu năm	January 1	Celebration of the New Year.
Quenminese New Year	Tết	January 28-30	Marks a new year of the lunisolar calendar. A national one week of leisure from work, labor, and school after the celebration is followed.
Emperor's Birthday	Sinh nhật của Hoàng đế	March 15 (currently)	Observance of the birthday of the current Emperor of Quenmin.
Unification Day	Ngày Thống nhất	March 28	Commemoration of the unification of the country in 1860.
National Teachers' Day	Ngày Nhà giáo Quốc	April 16	Observance of the enormous contributions of every teacher and professor within the nation to the educational system.
International Workers' Day	Ngày Quốc tế Lo động	May 1	Observance of the efforts of every worker within the country. This day is also celebrated with 80% of all nations within Tyran.
Trịnh Nguyên Huynh Day	Ngày Trịnh Nguyên Huynh	June 11	Recognizes the birthday of Trịnh Nguyên Huynh, former Prime Minister of Quenmin and author of the Essential Amendments of the Constitution.
Inception of Democracy	Khởi động của Dân chủ	June 12	Commemorates the day when the Imperial Constitution of Quenmin was ratified.
Summer Climax (Fireworks Warfare Day)	Mùa hè Cao trào (Ngày Pháo hoa Chiến tranh)	August 13-15	The day when the youth and adult population celebrate the ending days of summer vacation by enacting a war game with fireworks or a fusillade of fireworks. Safety precautions for this celebrations have been established by local governments all across the country.
Election Day	Ngày Bầu cử	November 5	The day when the nation elects a future parliament to take over the government for the next five years.
Celebration of Serenity	Kỷ niệm Sự thanh bình	December 15-December 31	Observance of the passing of the Thuận Thiên Comet once every 51 years. The celebration requires everyone to wear clothes that contain either teal, cyan, pink, blue, or purple, as these colors emphasize the symbolism of the illuminating core of the comet and its long streak stretching across the sky.