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Republic of Kapulaka
Kapulakan:"Republik Kapulaka"(ᨑᨙᨄᨘᨅᨒᨗᨀ ᨀᨄᨘᨒᨀ)
Flag of Kapulaka
Flag
of Kapulaka
Coat of arms
Motto: "Arajangeng lao Kapulaka" (ᨕᨑᨍᨊᨁᨙᨊᨁ ᨒᨕᨚ ᨀᨄᨘᨒᨀ)(Kapulakan)
Glory for Kapulaka
Anthem: "Élong na Asséddingeng na Agalakeng"(ᨕᨙᨒᨚ ᨊ ᨕᨔᨙᨉᨗᨁᨙ ᨊ ᨕᨁᨒᨀᨙ)
"Song of Unity and Strength"
link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDooq3H9WS0
CapitalPusatoka
Pusatoka
Official languagesKapulakan
Recognised languagesWeranian,Gaullican,Ziba
Ethnic groups
(June, 2022)
Religion
(June 2022)
Demonym(s)Kapulakan
GovernmentUnitary Parliamentary Republic
• President
Kusworo Pokar
• Premier
Rusita Tetohu
Council of Governours
People's Congress
Establishment
• Arrival of the modern Kapulakans
~700 BCE
• Foundation of the Batu Kingdom
1218
• Agudan rule
1541
• Gaullican rule
1866
• Weranian rule
1935
• Federation of the Corriveau-Islands
1953
• Republic of Kapulaka
1964
Area
• 
7,777 km2 (3,003 sq mi)
Population
• June 2022 estimate
356,000
• 2022 census
356,073
• Density
45.8/km2 (118.6/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)2021 estimate
• Total
$4,762,476,375
• Per capita
$13,375
GDP (nominal)2021 estimate
• Total
$1,614,791,055
• Per capita
$4,535
HDI (2021)0.78
high
CurrencyKapulakan Tudé (1 Tudé = 100 Gurat) (KLT)
Time zoneUTC+3
Date formatdd-mm-yyyy
Driving sideleft
Internet TLD.kl

The Republic of Kapulaka(Kapulakan:ᨑᨙᨄᨘᨅᨒᨗᨀ ᨀᨄᨘᨒᨀ, Steiner-Richthofen:Republik Kapulaka) commonly known as Kapulaka and formerly known as the Corriveau-Islands is an island nation is south east Coius between the Sublustrian- and Coral sea. The total population as of the census of 2022 is 356,073. It consists of 16 islands that together have a landmass of 7,777 square kilometres (3,003 square miles) although most of its area is covered in sea.


History

Early settlements

Tribal society

Around 700 BCE the first ancestors of the modern Kapulakans arrived in the Archipelago. Those people had a tribal social structure and lived transhumance, travelling between the different islands and setting up seasonal residences there. Over time more and more people migrated to the island bringing their own traditions and ways of life. This led to several of the residences becoming permanent settlements over time. Though living different lifestyles those populations intermixed and some adopted each other's lifestyles and traditions. There was very limited trade with the Couian mainland but for the largest part no single tribe or community was powerful enough to sustain proper relations with any mainland polity.

Unification of Kapulaka

Batu-Kingdom

Agudan rule

Gaullican colonial rule

Weranian rule

Federation of the Corriveau-Islands

Lotulelei dictatorship

Recent History

Politics

Government

President

Premier

Council of Governors

The Counci of Governors (Kapulakan:ᨕᨉᨙᨄᨘᨁᨙ ᨊ ᨀᨄᨒSteiner-Richthofen: Addeppungeng na Kapala) is the second chamber of the kapulakan parliament. It consists of the eleven Governors of the Kapulakan Federal Districts and has its seat in the National Council Building in Busatoka. The Congress of Governors was created in 1979 to counterbalance the massive population disperity between Poeok and the other states. To forfill this function it has the right to veto every law passed by the People's Congress one time which then has to be revised to fit the proposed changes. The Council of Governors also has to approve of all changes of the constitution and the yearly budget.

People's Congress

The People's Congress (PC) of Kapulaka (Kapulakan: Steiner-Richthofen: )is the main legislative body of Kapulaka. It#s made up of 87 representatives who get elected every 5 years. Currently all kapulakan political parties are represented with the Kapulakan People's Party(BWK) as the largest faction represented by 32 seats, the National Freedom Party(PMN) with 28 seats, the 100 Flowers Movement(ASB) with 21 seats and the National Unity Party(PPN) with 6 seats. The current government under premier Rusita Tetohu is a coalition of the PRK and GRK. After each election it is customary for the president of Kapulaka to appoint the main candidate of the strongest party as premier, with the request that they may form a government.

Administrative divisions

Districts

Municipalities

Foreign relations

Alliance for the Cooperation of Small Island Nations

Law enforcement and military

National Police of Kapulaka

Until 1967 policing was administered locally with every district getting grants to manage law enforecement with Poeok having a special gendarmarie unit to protect the government and also served as the de facto military of Kapulaka. This was changed with the National Security Reform Act of 1967 which united all police units in the National Police of Kapulaka. Today the National Police has 900 active duty officers in 16 police departments. It is largely unarmed and cooperates with the Republican Guard in high threat operations.

Republican Guard of Kapulaka

The Republican Guard (Kapulakan:ᨄᨍᨁ ᨑᨙᨄᨘᨅᨒᨗᨀ ᨀᨄᨘᨒᨀ Steiner-Richthofen:Pajaga Republik Kapulaka)was originally established in 1962 with the purpose of toppling the Lotulelei regime. After the coup it was at first kept as the security service for the members of government but expanded and reformed into its modern form in 1967. It currently has 4500 active service members and approximately 5000 reservists. Administratively the Republican Guard is split in Army, Air Force and Coast Guard.

Anti-Poaching Operations

Since 2003 the Republican Coast Guard and Republican Air Force actively fight illegal fishing and whale hunting in both Kapulakas territorial and adjacent international waters. For this they often cooperate with other countries and also NGOs.

Geography

Environmental issues

1992 sinking of the MV Blue Star

Natural disasters

Disaster relief is primarily the responsibility of the Republican Guard Engineer regiment which coordinates efforts with other emergency response agencies to prevent disasters and to minimise the effects of those that happen. Since 1991 the Kapulakan Seismological and Meteorological Institute observes athmospheric, oceanic and seismic activity sorrounding the archipelago in order to predict both the scale and size of natural disasters.

Volcanic activity

Low volcanic activity since the 11th century is considered to have been a major factor in the development of permanent settlements of the Kapulakan people. Volcanic outbreaks are also a probable factor leading to nomadic lifestyle in the first place, as outbreaks would destroy settlements, forcing their inhabitants to leave the area. Today all Kapulakan volcanoes are still generally considered active and sometimes outbreaks of underwater volcanoes create small, non-permanent islands. All volcanic activity is monitored closely

Earth and seaquakes

Earthquakes are generally considered a rather minor risk in Kapulaka and while small quakes are quite common there are no records of any major earthquakes. Seaquakes and the resulting !Tsunamis on the other hand pose a regular threat.

Climate

Ecology

Flora and Fauna

Due to Kapulaka's m

Preservation

Economy

Tourism

Fishing

Agriculture

Teh agrarian sector of Kapulaka is dominated by food crops, mostly rice, which are grown in terrase farms.

Rice terrases in Soeingaipo

IT-sector

Since the early 2010s the Kapulakan government has begun programs to increase the availability of the Internet throughout Kapulaka. The most important of those programs is "Kapufi" which has the goal of providing a stable, free Wi-Fi connection throughout all Islands. While on the one hand being practical for the local population the main goal of those programs was to attract businesses, especially in the IT-sector. While innitially attarcting some interest the expected hype for Kapulaka stayed out as the country's internet infrastructure and just infrastructure in general was generally seen as lacking. Most of the IT companies that operate in Kapulaka are operated by Kapulakans who studied in Euclea and work as subcontrators to foreign companies. Some international corporations also operate small call centeres in Kapulaka, especially in Pusatoka.

Transportation

Because of its island nature Kapulakas main form of transportation are boats and ships.

Demographics

Ethnicity

LGBTQ+ Issues and Gender Relations

Religion

Health

Education

Culture

Architecture

Music

Dance

Traditionally dance plays a major role in Kapulakan society with almost every social and religious event having dances associated with them, some dances also change throughout the year.

Cuisine

Sports

Film