Tabulu

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Commonwealth Republic of the Tabulu Islands
Ca'bua Ton Fa'tim Tabulu
National Flag
Flag
National Seal
Seal
Motto: "Kea Mo Bea"
"Beauty and Prosperity"
Anthem: O, Heavenly Tabulu
Tabulu Loc.png
Capital
and
Fort Ka'kua
03°15'S 157°12'W
Official languagesTabuluan, Torvonese
Recognised national languagesCommon
Ethnic groups
(2018)
Religion
(2018)
Demonym(s)Tabuluan
GovernmentFederal Constitutional Presidential Republic
• President
Ocan T'fika
• Vice President
Hic'Moa Tavaka
LegislatureNational Assembly
Representative Assembly
Senatorial Assembly
Independence From Torvon
• Torvonese Exploration
1689
• Introduction as Crown Colony
October 19, 1842
• Partial Independence Granted
June 6, 1906
• Independence Granted
January 12, 1979
Area
• 
812.3 km2 (313.6 sq mi)
• Water (%)
0.4
Population
• 2021 estimate
198,500
• 2018 census
195,312
• Density
240/km2 (621.6/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)2018 estimate
• Total
$416 Million
• Per capita
$34,312
GDP (nominal)2018 estimate
• Total
$318 Million
• Per capita
$29,899
Gini (2018)Negative increase 0.293
low
HDI (2021)Increase 0.682
medium
CurrencyTabuluan Dollar (TDR)
Time zoneUTC-10 UCT (Central Paisi Time)
Date formatdd/mm/yyyy AD
Driving sideright
Calling code+828
Internet TLD.tbu

The Commonwealth Republic of the Tabulu Islands, more commonly known as Tabulu or the Tabulu Islands, is a small island nation located in Kristalotodove. Tabulu has a population of 195,312 citizens as of 2018, of which roughly 42,000 live in the national capital of Fort Ka'kua. Tabulu is a federal constitutional presidential republic. The 112 islands that Tabulu controls are divided into 14 provinces, with any city containing a population higher than 20,000 declared a federal territory. In recent years, Tabulu has become a very popular tourist destination, of which Tabulu has used to raise awareness about the climate crisis that would raise the sea level, eventually drowning Tabulu. Education and employment are recognized largely as high priorities of the government, with a literacy rate of 99.8 percent and an employment rate of 3.8 percent. Many workers are employed in the countries' wind energy programmes, as well as working in the tourism industry. Tabulu's foreign relations with most countries are warm, however nations that produce large amounts of non-renewable resources have been often criticized by Tabulu.