Tanaya

Tanaya Soviet People's Republic Танаjска Советска Народна Република
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Anthem: "Oath of Renunciation"
Capital	Plamen
Largest city	Vishnegrad
Official languages	Central Tanayan
Ethnic groups (2019)	Tanayans (90%), various immigrant communities (10%)
Religion (2019)	94% irreligious 1% Beoin 5% other religions and cults
Demonym(s)	Tanayan
Government	Council Republic
• Chairman of the Presidium of the Central Executive Committee of Assembly of Soviets	Alexandra A. Stamboliyskaya
Legislature	Assembly of Soviets
Establishment
• First Tanaya Revolution	1934-1939
• Establishment of TSPR	1939
• Second Tanaya Revolution	1951
Area
• Total	106,452 km2 (41,101 sq mi)
Population
• 2019 census	52,520,520
• Density	490/km2 (1,269.1/sq mi)
GDP (nominal)	2019 estimate
• Total	$640 billion
• Per capita	$12,200
HDI (2019)	0.901 very high
Currency	Tanayan Lev (LST)
Driving side	right
Calling code	+762
Internet TLD	.tan

Tanaya Soviet People's Republic is a state in the east Mu-Kal, situated on the east coast of Talia Sound in Tanaya river valley. It has 52,520,520 inhabitants as per 2019 census, 55% of which are situated in the central and north-eastern half of the country known as Koltsograd (Ring-City).

There are evidences of cultures in Tanayan Valley going as far as 13,000 years ago and the first recognizable political entity, called Tanayan Early Tsardom emerged in 40th Century BCE. Further state developments included Tanayan Old Tsardom, Middle Tsardom and New Tsardom, combined in Tanaya Tsarist Era; during the entirety of that era Tsardoms contested control of Talia Sound with neighboring societies.

Economic crisis of 1880 weakened the New Tsardom already in decline and gave the rise for the worker movement, culminating in creating Tanaya Revolutionary Party (TRP) in 1901. Although industrialization and militarization programs facilitated the recovery, they did little to alleviate class conflicts. June Uprising of 1934 turned into the full-blown Tanayan Revolution which lead the country to a civil war between monarch-capitalist ruling block and foreign anti-communist supporters and TRP, now organized into a fighting force called Tanaya Revolutionary Army.

After a five-year Tanaya Civil War, TRP emerged victorious. The last Tsar was killed in action in the Battle of Tsarskiy Sad and Tanaya Soviet People's Republic was established in 1939. Initial economic and cultural politics helped the country to recover from the civil war; however, the expansion of bureaucratic machine eventually lead to the conflicts in the TRP. With bureaucracy initiating repressions against TRP intelligentsia core, its wings combined their efforts and started the Second Tanayan Revolution in 1951 culminating in a wave of purges against pro-bureaucratic elements of TRP. Its later consequence was the loss of monopoly by TRP and establishment of several other political intelligentsia organizations.

Today, TSPR is one of the leading members of the International Revolutionary Pact and the main socialist power in the Eastern Hemisphere, but it also maintains friendly relations with Mu-Kal countries, being a member of the Mu-Kal Union. TSPR planned economy is in the top-20 economies of Olympia by GDP and is the first economy in the world featuring centralized computer coordination; despite including several market elements, it has the least market influence within the socialist block.

Etymology

The name "Tanaya" was first found in the document of Middle Tsardom from ~800 BCE known as Irrigation Engineering Paper #70-19-205, done by an irrigation engineer named Volk. He referred to "Tana" river and "Tana-Ya" area which was covered by his irrigation project. Further use of this constructed definition in that sense continued until 200 years later, when "Tanaya" was used in its modern sense, denoting the whole river.

Politics

Most of the political system of TSPR was established in the TSPR Constitution of 1939 and retained in the current TSPR Constitution of 1951, under which the country opeartes. TSPR is a workplace council republic operating as an organic semi-direct democracy.

The primitive cell of the TSPR council system is a workplace collecitve, forming a Workplace council from its members. Workplace councils elect City councils, City councils elect Oblast' (area) councils, Oblast' councils elect Regional councils. Oblast' and Regional councils send delegated to the Assembly of Soviets of Tanayan S.P.R. (AoS), which is the supreme collective organ of power in the Republic. All councils above Workplace level also have their Executive Committees for day-to-day operations.

The system operates with imperative mandate and under a principle of democratic centralism: the decisions of the upper councils are mandatory for the lower councils. The AoS decisions, coming from the supreme power in the Republic, are mandatory for all councils down and affected by the decision. In practice most of the decisions approved by AoS are localized for the Regional Councils.

Assembly of Soviets convenes four times a year on a month-long sessions. Between them, the operations are handled by the Central Executive Committee (CEC) appointed by AoS. Central Executive Committee is formed directly from the AoS members, the Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars, Chairman Directors of the Central Institutes, Chairman of the Rabkrinkon, Chairman of the Supreme Court and other appointed or coopted individuals. The day-to-day operations of the CEC are handled by the Presidium of the CEC, which is the formal head of state and head of government of the Republic, reporting to the AoS. Presidium is appointed by CEC and approved by AoS.

The executive power is maintained by Councils of all levels; however, there is a system of civil government centered around the Council of People's Commissars (CONPECOM), subordinated to the CEC. Commissars are appointed by the AoS alongside with CEC.

Foreign relations

TSPR foreign policy is driven and regulated by TSPR Constitution of 1951, "Foundations of Revolutionary Policy in the Eastern Hemisphere" of 1953 and Stamboliyskiy Doctrine of 1954.