Tulura
Tulura | |
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| Capital | Aremaal |
| Largest | Tabeleg |
| Official languages | Ommere |
| Recognised national languages | Turañña, Araan, Esamal |
| Recognised regional languages | Arabic |
| Demonym(s) | Tuluri/Tuluran |
| Government | Council Federation Federal Kurukan System |
• Sahrat Heluk | Amira Esyete |
• Mazhuri Heluk | Zema Muhaba |
• Fadlik Heluk | Alem Tinsae |
| Area | |
• | 2,551,040 km2 (984,960 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• Estimate | 102,838,475 |
• Density | 40.31/km2 (104.4/sq mi) |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Total | $1.909 trillion |
• Per capita | $18,571 |
| Date format | dd/mm/yyyy |
Tulura is a country in Ajax located on the continent of Scipia, bordering Bahktar to the south along the Tafet River, Ozeros Sea to the east and the Nabarhiqi Gulf to the south. With an area of over 2.5 million sq km, Tulura is a rather arid country with 8 federated provinces and 102 million citizens. The country is lead by a council of three elected Chief Directors, the collective Head's of State, known as the Heluk's. The capital is Aremaal, landlocked in central Tulura south of the Tafet River. The largest city is Tabeleg, composed of 12.80 million and over 18 million people in the total metro area, located on the eastern coast in the Gulf of Tafet.
Climate & Geography
At over 2.5 million sq km with the Ozeros Sea to the east, Tulura has a varied climate and geography divided between the arid, temperate north and subtropical south. The country predominantly sits on the Great Tuluran Plateau.
History
reworking
Government and Politics
<imgur thumb="yes" w="250" comment="The Guminan, Meeting place and offices of the Gumi">7LxvVbQ.jpg</imgur> The Tuluran Government is lead by three Head's of State, Chief Directors, known as the Sahrat Heluk, Mazhuri Heluk and Fadlik Heluk. This directorial council is dictated by a collective consensus in executive policy. Each Heluk will retain a Cabinet Directory, usually splitting administrative duties and leading an agenda. Direct executive decisions and edicts must have 2/3rds vote among the Heluk.
Each Heluk is chosen by an Azem to represent their interest in the executive branch. An Azem is a house of the legislative convention known as Gukiba, the three represent the Workers(Sahrat), Scholars(Mazhuri) and Judges(Fadlik).Azem means era, signifying a current generation's ruling in it's assembly. Each Azem last a total of ten years, after which the chosen successors will succeed it's members. When a successor is chosen, they must be approved by the Izhemekle, a passive elder assembly of former Azem members from the last generation. This ten year cycle continues perpetually. Who can serve in an Azem is usually provided by their social and economic class, as well as their age, limited between 40-60 years old. The Heluk's terms run congruent with the cycle.
The Azem meets officially every two years in a Gukiba meeting to review the three Heluk, propose legislation, settle judicial issues and more. On average a Gukiba is regulated to last up to two months. This review period can lead to a Heluk or more being replaced by an existing member. The executive's overall agenda is also put under review and scrutinized. The Izhemekle stands-by as an oversight jury, called to make judgement in legislative and judicial matters, or to break gridlocks.
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Foreign Relations
Tulura is in an alliance with Bahktar, known as the Bahktro-Tuluran Pact, maintaining a mutual close special relationship on an economic, military and political level.