Bakyern
The Federal Republic of Bakyern (Bakyern: Back-yern) is a country laying on the coast of the Clabury Lake and bordering Grafenland and Junterland. It has around 23 federal states approximately and a federal district. At 2,058,726 kilometers of territory, it is a country of particularly large size. It has a relatively large population of 87 million people. The capital is the Federal District of Wicht and largest city is Beselsingen.
Founded in 1651 following a unification of the Bak Confederacy, or more commonly known as the League of Bakyern. The Great Kingdom of Bakyern was founded in 1651 by the League of Bakyern. Creating the modern nation of Bakyern.
Bakyern is a Federal Republic, and practices state Wenelism as its state ideology. The military is strong and is capable of engaging in a minor war overseas.
Federal Republic of Bakyern Bundesrepublik Bakyern | |
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 Flag | |
| Motto: "Arbeit, Kraft, Intelligenz." "Work, strength, and intelligence" | |
| Anthem: Die Stimme des Bak-Volkes | |
 Map of the Administrative Regions of Bakyern | |
| Capital | Federal District of Wicht |
| Largest Federal District | Beselsingen |
| Official languages | German |
| Recognised national languages | German, English |
| Ethnic groups | Bakyernians |
| Religion | Roman Catholicism, Samiism |
| Demonym(s) | Bak |
| Government | Federal Presidential Parliamentary Constitutional Republic |
• Bundespräsident | Empty Office |
• Stellvertretender Präsident | Weien Selden |
• Außenminister | Golven Mengen |
| Legislature | Nationaler Bundeskongress |
| Bundessenat | |
| Repräsentantenhaus | |
| Establishment | |
• Arrival of Nomads | 87 A.D. |
• Beginning of Bak Civilizations | 1014 A.D. |
• Formation of City-States | 1437 A.D. |
• Samiist Pilgrimage | 1642 A.D. |
• Grand Duchy of Bakyern | 1762 A.D. |
• Kingdom of Bakyern | 1834 A.D. |
• Federal Republic of Bakyern | December 8th, 2019 |
| Population | |
• 2020 estimate | 94,000,000 |
• 2010 census | 87,013,512 |
| GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Total | $86,875,981 |
• Per capita | $49,191 |
| Currency | Bak Note (BN) |
• Summer (DST) | UTC-4 UTC |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +4 |
| Internet TLD | .bk |
History
Bak Tribes
The first Bak tribes popped up in 87 A.D. from nomads travelling from the bordering nearby waters. The travelling nomads began to settle around the river ways and agricultural lands of Bakyern. The first nomads were normally known as Wechten people by modern historians. The first tribes created in Bakyern were numerous, the most famous being the Leuhefesen and Wichten tribes.
The tribes remained uncivilized and scattered for long times, meeting foreign tribes such as the Qash tribes and Junterland tribes. The tribes in Bakyern engaged in tribal wars during a long time period from 208 to 567. Tribes began to control and take over land from the other tribe in means of agriculture and expanding the tribal culture they have made for themselves. The infamous Leuhefesen Tribe with Chief Adler Wel set out on a war of tribal expansion, taking over large areas of tribal territory from other Bak Tribes.
War with Qash Tribes
Ever since both of the groups met, they've engaged in countless tribal warfare. The Bak-Qash Tribal Wars lasted dozens of years, with Bak tribes creating short lasting alliances to engage in war against the Qash. At first, the Bak engaged successful wars with the Qash Tribes, pushing back north the settling Qash. But as the Bak tribal armies moved into the north, they retreated within 2 years from the north, loosing against the Qash tribes and their horsemen.
According to modern historians, the Bak-Qash Tribal Wars lasted from 108 to 274 A.D.
Bak Confederacy
In the year of 1762 after the creation of the Grand Duchy of Bakyern, an alliance between independent city-states which thrived to create unity and unification was created under the name of the Bak Confederacy. The Bak Confederacy ended several wars between city-states and began to create unified alliances and leagues.
The Grand Duchy of Bakyern used the Bak Confederacy as a way to unify other countries into the territories of Bakyern. Bakyern slowly expanded as it annexed city-states of the Confederacy.
Kingdom of Bakyern
Following the Bak Confederacy's unification and annexation in the name of the Grand Duchy of Bakyern, Bakyern created the Kingdom of Bakyern, making it the modern-day creation of Bakyern. This Bakyern lasted into the 21st and 20th Centuries, engaging in wars against the larger city-states now full-fledged countries such as Mansser in the Bak-Mansser War of 1923. The Kingdom of Bakyern full the majority of the 20th Century was a developing country, being a hot tourist spot
1973 Civil War
In the years of 1960s and 1970s, Bakyern faced a political crisis. Following the Conservative Convention's new prime minister, Hartmut Flügel, began to ban radical political parties, those political parties banded together to create a radical People's Revolutionary Front. The PRF engaged in terrorist warfare and guerrilla warfare against the government forces, resulting in a Civil War for control that lasted from 1973 to 1976.
Modern-Day Bakyern
As Bakyern entered the 21st Century, the ideals of Wenelism and democracy began to get heard. The monarchy was slowly losing control of the political scene as the Conservative Convention of Bakyern began to promote democracy and Wenelism alongside other major and minor parties. In 2019 the king and regent were forced to abdicate as a President took control of Bakyern. Resulting in modern-day Bakyern.
Politics
Government
The Federal Government is divided into government agencies and departments, all serving different purposes in Bakyern's interior politics and managing the country from within.
Federal President
National Federal Congress
The Nationaler Bundeskongress is the national legislature body of Bakyern. It has around 300 seats with political parties getting representation over decisions and new bills before they are passed. The majority of the seats are taken by the Conservative Convention party.
Representatives in the NBK are called Congressmen and Congresswomen.