Namdatka
Republic of the Union of Namdatka ཨཿོམེ་ཨོཕ༹་ཐེ་ཊིབེཏ (Drukkha) | |
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 Map of Namdatka | |
| Capital | Khasa |
| Demonym(s) | Namdatkan |
| Government | Unitary parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy |
• Tsongkhapa | Tshering I |
• Lyonchhen | Kundang Ladakh |
| Population | |
• 2018 census | 876,498 |
| Currency | Namdatkan ngultrum |
| Date format | mm/dd/yy |
| Driving side | left |
| Internet TLD | .nd |
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Namdatka (Drukkha: ཨཿོམེ་ཨོཕ༹་ཐེ་ཊིབེཏ་), officially the Republic of the Union of Namdatka, is a landlocked country in central Orient. With a population of around 870,000 and a land area of around X km2, Namdatka is one of the Orient's smallest nations. It is bordered by Mahana to the east and Chyrcassia to the west, as well as closely to Mantella in the west. Namdatka is located entirely within the Careleon Plateau, with most people living in the cooler eastern regions on the border with Mahana. The capital is Khasa, but other large metropolitan areas include Dolka, Khedrup and Gonpo.
Etymology
(WIP.)
History
Prehistory
WIP.
Drukkha Migration
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Gyeltshen Dynasty
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Religious Tension
WIP.
Rai Monarchal Period
During the 15th and 16th centuries Namdatka's eastern regions, especially around the city of Lwhang Tenchwa, existed a monarchy that grew out of the ancient Gyeltshen Dynasty that ruled over the realm it called Tsheringa. This monarchy made claim to an area of around 98,000 km2, containing around 90,000 people at the time. The land was arid and dry, leading to a majority of the population being situated around the Penden River in settlements around Lwhang Tenchwa. The Rai Monarchy ruled this kingdom with an iron-fist, however it flourished in comparison to the eastern regions at the time, which were under the subjugation of Mahana.
The monarchy continued its existence up until the foundation of Namdatka in 1780, where they joined the Union of Namdatka in exchange for Namdatka taking up the Rai Monarchy. This was what lead to the royal family of Namdatka being a part of the minority Ramarchops ethnic group.
War for Independence
The end of the 18th century was a time of great religious struggle in neighbouring Mahana. A movement arose with the native Namdatkan people group living in Mahana. This eventually led to a diplomatic feedback loop, which slowly turned into an escalated conflict.
The revolution began on the 6th May 1780, with uprising beginning in the city of Khasa. It initially was met with resistance from the Mahanans however due to struggles within the rest of the country the decision was made to grant the nation their independence only a month after, on the 17th June 1790. The war, despite being short-lived, lead to independence which lasts into present day.
Dungchu Dictatorship
In October 1911, the military led by the Dungchu family, a wealthy family with close ties to the monarchy, began a Coup d'état. This led to the rise of the Dungchu Dictatorship. They originally promised the people to form a democratic government, but instead took complete power over the nation, and exiled the royal family to Mekabiri.
Post-Dictatoral Namdatka
Monarchal Return
Contemporary History
(WIP. Look at neighbours Mahana and Mantella.)
Geography
Climate
The climate is severely dry nine months of the year, and average annual snowfall is only 46 cm due to the rain shadow effect. Eastern passes and regions receive small amounts of fresh snow and occasionally rain throughout the course of the year. Low temperatures are prevalent throughout these eastern regions, where bleak desolation is unrelieved by any vegetation bigger than a low bush, and where the wind sweeps unchecked across vast expanses of arid plain. The Oriental Narope Rains have influence on its eastern regions, with some years having a much higher average rainfall than others.
(WIP. Landscape. Climate.)
Politics
Government
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(WIP. Government. Political parties. Foreign relations. Military.)
Economy
(WIP. Employment. Exports. Energy. Transport. Media. Currency.)
Demographics
Ethnic Groups
Namdatkan people are mostly made up of two groups, the Nkalops and the Ramarchops, otherwise known as the eastern and western Namdatkan people. The eastern Nkalops people are larger in demographic size, making up 79% of Namdatka's population. Despite this, historically the Ramarchops people have had more political power than the Nkalops, with the royal family all being a part of the group.
(WIP. Ethnic groups. Language. Religion. Health. Education.)
Cultures
(WIP. Literature. Visual arts. Music. Cuisine. Sport.)
