Tarn
 Flag | |
| Motto: Arms. Faith. Victory. | |
| Official languages | Díenstadi |
| Recognised regional languages | Stevidian, Plánol |
| Demonym(s) | Tarnish |
| Government | Republic |
• Oligarch Prime | Gregor MaKulin |
| Legislature | Tribunate |
| Establishment | |
• Independence from the Golden Throne | MC 2031– |
| Population | |
• MC 2031 census | 82,600,000 |
| GDP (PPP) | 2026 estimate |
• Total | $6.2 trillion |
• Per capita | $76,000 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2014 estimate |
• Total | $6.4 trillion |
• Per capita | $78,000 |
| Currency | Ríokmark (Ŗ) |
| Date format | dd-mm-yyyy CE |
| Driving side | commercial driving is illegal |
| Calling code | +5455 |
| Internet TLD | .tarn |
The The Republic of Tarn is a city-state republic on the isthmus of Jumanota. It has enjoyed a long history of autonomy, existing as a self-governing city for many centuries and even having to control a significant maritime empire focused on the Thacu Islands and the southeastern Theohuanacu coastline. It was occupied in 2018 by forces of The Golden Throne, soon after the end of the War of Golden Succession, in order to secure a naval base near Adaptes Astrates, a long time ally of Stevid.
The city is known as the 'private military contractor capital of the world,' and among imperial Macabéans as the 'City of War.'
Government
The Constitution
The Tarnish Constitution enshrines the most vital rules that govern the city'state's politics:
- The right of executive previlige shall be bestowed upon the Incorporated Private Militaries.
- All companies meeting the Criteria of Incorporation are eligible for Incorporation into the Incorporated Private Militaries.
- All entities recognized as Incorporated Private Militaries are required by law to assist in the defense of the city against foreign and subversive aggressors.
- Founding Members of the Criteria of Incorporation are Orange-Stoner, Huron Authority, Geh'Lok, Dorian, and the Tribunes.
- Founding Members have a right to appoint three members to the Council of Twelve, except the Founding Member who holds the position of Oligarch Prime.
- The Oligarch Prime is the deciding vote in a tied-vote.
- The Oligarchy of Twelve command over matters of foreign policy and hold right of veto over the Tribunate.
- All current employed Private Military Contractors of Tarn and registered Veteran Private Military Contractors of Tarn are automatically eligible to vote within the Tribunate.
- All civil and criminal law is a matter of vote by the Tribunate.
- Enforcement of civil and criminal law is the responsibility of the Eskúadra Prime.
- The Cazik of the Eskúadra Prime is selected by vote of the Oligarchy of Twelve.
Constitutional Revisions
In MC 2026, Tarn Defense Solutions was removed from the constitution by vote of the Tribunate. Huron Authority was elevated in their place.
After their involvement in the Valo'Kap Consortium and the Killian War, Jeh'Ti and Finkirk were removed from the constitution as founding members of the Criteria of Incorporation in MC 2031. Geh'Lok was elevated in the place of Jeh'Ti. Finkirk was replaced by three new elected positions, the Tribunes.
The Oligarchy of Twelve
The Oligarchy of Twelve serves as the executive branch of the Republic of Tarn.
It is presided by the Oligarch Prime, currently Gregor MaKulin. The Oligarch Prime's vote determines the outcome of a tied-vote. The position is elected from the shareholders of the Incorporated Private Militaries, a body composed of all the shareholders of all the constituent corporate members. By constitutional law, all shareholders of companies considered Incorporated Private Militaries are eligible to vote in the election for the Oligarch Prime. Only corporate leadership from among the Founding Members is eligible to run and the company from which the Oligarch Prime is chosen is reduced to two appointed seats on the Oligarchy of Twelve. Although the Oligarch Prime has no official term limit, the position can be vacated at will by the Criteria of Incorporation. Such an extreme measure has not been taken to date.
All other Founding Members have the constitutional right to appoint three members of their corporate leadership to the Oligarchy.