Tomikals

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Kingdom of Tomikals
Kaaíma
Flag of Tomikals
Flag
Coat of arms of Tomikals
Coat of arms
Motto: "For we are one!"
Anthem: I Vow to Thee My Country
CapitalMorarbour
Largest cityNorth Morarbour
Official languagesEnglish, Atomín
Recognised national languagesGoobín
Recognised regional languagesEast Goobín, Carurian
Ethnic groups
(2020)
76% Mixed European
  • 52% English
  • 20% German
  • 2% French
  • 2% Other Mixed European

14% Mixed Indigenous

  • 10% Atoím
  • 2% Goobín
  • 1% East Goobín
  • 1% Carurian

6% Mixed Asian

  • 3% Chinese
  • 2% Korean
  • 1% Other Mixed Asian
4% Other Mixed Ethnic Groups
Religion
76% Mixed Mormon Religious Denominations

10% Local Indigenous Religion 6% Mixed Christian Religious Denominations

  • 4% Catholic
  • 2% Other Mixed Christian Denominations

7% Non-religious

1% Other Mixed Religions
Demonym(s)Tomikalian
GovernmentConstitutional Monarchy
• Her Royal Majesty Queen of the Tomikalian Archipelago    
Addison James
• Prime Minister
Anaïs Froïssaieng
LegislatureParliament/Goobia Palace
Tomikalian Senate
House of Tomikalian Commons
Independence from the United Kingdom in 1846
Population
• 2023 estimate
35,867,000
• 2012 census
31,360,383
GDP (nominal)2012 estimate
• Total
$1 457 500 000 USD
• Per capita
$46,475 USD
HDI (2012).89
very high
CurrencyAtom
Time zoneUTC, UTC-1:00
Date formatyyyy-dd-mm
Driving sideleft
Internet TLD.tmk

Tomikals (pronounced tɒmi:kœlz) , officially known as the United Kingdom of Tomikals, is a sovereign nation situated in the picturesque Kaaíma (pronounced kaɪi:mɒ) archipelago renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant community life. The nation's history is marked by a journey of independence and self-determination, as it emerged from colonial rule in 1846. Since gaining independence, Tomikals has established itself as a constitutional monarchy, with a government guided by democratic principles and a commitment to equality, justice, and social progress.

The cultural diversity of Tomikals is reflected in its population, which comprises a melting pot of ethnicities, languages, and religions. From the mixed European and Indigenous communities to the thriving Asian diaspora, Tomikals is a tapestry of traditions and customs that contribute to its unique identity. The nation's official languages include English, Atomín, Goobín, and various regional dialects, fostering a sense of inclusivity and cultural exchange.

Tomikals' economy is characterized by a diverse range of industries, including manufacturing, agriculture, and services. The nation's strategic location along key trade routes has facilitated economic growth and development, making it a vital hub in the region. Despite facing challenges such as the Great Depression and World Wars, Tomikals has demonstrated resilience and adaptability, emerging stronger and more prosperous than ever.

In addition to its economic prowess, Tomikals is renowned for its natural beauty and ecological diversity. From frozen peaks to pristine beaches, the nation's breathtaking landscapes attract tourists and nature enthusiasts from around the world. Conservation efforts are integral to Tomikals' environmental policy, ensuring the preservation of its natural resources for future generations to enjoy.

Culturally, Tomikals is a vibrant and dynamic society, with a rich tradition of music, art, and cuisine. Festivals and celebrations abound throughout the year, showcasing the nation's cultural heritage and fostering a sense of community spirit. Sports, such as Tomball, a popular indoor game with deep roots in Atoím culture, serve as a source of national pride and unity.

Overall, Tomikals stands as a shining example of resilience, diversity, and progress, embodying the values of democracy, equality, and inclusivity. With its rich history, vibrant culture, and thriving economy, Tomikals looks towards a future filled with promise and opportunity for all its citizens.

History

Independence

On the first of May 1846, British Parliamentarians sat down with the leaders of the colonies of Danvaut and Goobia. They drafted and signed a constitution into effect within the day and the two colonies were united under the name of Tomikals, meaning "Joining" or "Union" in Atoím. And by the 3rd, the constitution and separation from Great Britain were formally accepted into British Law. By October of that year, the Colonial Government of Tomikals was able to conduct the first election in the young nation's history. The Election of 1864 was between two major candidates, the Conservative candidate, James Johnson Sr. and the Liberal candidate, John Smith. This was before the Tomikalians began using a traditional party system with Members of Parliament, and the council was appointed by the heads of the parties based on representation in the popular vote. Johnson ended up winning the election and held power until 1872, where Allan Leierman defeated him. During Johnson's time in power, the Tomikalians fortified the electoral system and set the framework for how the country would, and for the most part has run to present day.

Civil War

After the death of the Queen Mother in 1905, the Tomikalian populace became highly dissatisfied with the rule of the British Monarchy over them. So, they decided to start riots, one riot started was in Bay of Namib which quickly captured the whole of the city. Other succesful riots include the riot at Tumby and the riot at Harwic, both of which were quickly squashed. The riot in Bay of Namib was succesful and supported by the Prime Minister, Jared Fourst who was a rebel sympathizer, eventually the King's soldiers were defeated and the Monarchy was overthrown in Tomikals. After the war, the new Rebel governnment installed their own monarchy with King Alexander I (a rebel general in the civil war) as its head. The war lasted from 1905 to 1912.

WWI

Following the end of the Civil War, hatred towards the British was at an all time high, and when the Archduke Franz Ferdinand I of Austria-Hungary was assassinated by the Black Hand (A Serbian mafia that hated the Austrians) the Tomikalians were all to eager to aide their German ally. So on the 3rd of August 1914, the United Kingdom of Tomikals declared war on the Russian Empire and on the Kingdom of Serbia. As history now remembers, Tomikals' efforts during the First World War were minimal because of the nations small size, and when Germnay surrendered on the 11th of November 1918, Tomikals soon followed suite and surrendered to the occupying British soldiers on the 17th of November in the same year. After the war, Jared Fourst, the Prime Minister at the time was able to hold off elections until 1920, when he lost in a landslide to Harry James.

The Great Depression

Following the Civil War in Tomikals, where the rebels emerged victorious, the nation found itself economically dependent on British markets. Consequently, during the Great Depression, Tomikals suffered significantly, with its currency, the Atom, plummeting by 150%. The agricultural sector, particularly in regions like Turnip County, Aubergine County, and industrial centers like Iron County in Western Goobia, bore the brunt of the economic downturn. Widespread unemployment and poverty plagued the nation, prompting government intervention to alleviate the crisis. Despite the hardships, Tomikals eventually rebounded, showcasing resilience in overcoming the challenges posed by the Great Depression.

WWII

The Cold War

Modern Times

Geography

Climate

Environment

Politics and Government

Military

Foreign Relations

Political Parties with Representation

Party Name Seats in House Seats in Senate Seats in Recent Polls
Social Justice Party of Tomikals
102 / 183
44 / 49
109 / 183
National Party of Tomikals
45 / 183
3 / 49
39 / 183
United Party of Tomikals
12 / 183
0 / 49
8 / 183
Liberal Party of Tomikals
11 / 183
0 / 49
16 / 183
Tomorrow Party
5 / 183
0 / 49
1 / 183
Independent
4 / 183
0 / 49
6 / 183
Jones Party
2 / 183
0 / 49
1 / 183
Socialist Party
2 / 183
2 / 49
3 / 183

Economy

Energy

Industry

Infrastructure

Transport

Demographics

Education

Religion

Culture

Music and Art

Cuisine

Sports

Tomball

Tomball, known as Koíkoí among the Atoím people, is a dynamic indoor sport that combines elements of athleticism, strategy, and tradition. Played in a sprawling arena reminiscent of a dense forest, Tomball challenges players to locate hidden tomballs and eliminate opponents with well-aimed throws. With its engaging gameplay and rich cultural heritage, Tomball has become a beloved pastime among the Atoím people and continues to captivate players and spectators alike around the world.