Roqoo
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United Realm of Roqoo | |
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| Motto: "Clear skies and good luck" | |
| Capital | Bellamy |
| Largest city | Nime |
| Religion | Solleu Livot |
| Demonym(s) | Roquan |
| Government | Unitary theocratic elective monarchy |
• Candar | Jarett Teague |
| Legislature | Pious Council |
| Population | |
• 2022 estimate | 11,000,0000 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2022 estimate estimate |
• Per capita | $16,000 |
| HDI | 0.817 very high |
| Currency | Roquan tizsa |
| Date format | DD-MMM-YY |
| Driving side | right |
| Internet TLD | .ro |
The United Realm of Roqoo, colloquially known as Roqoo, is a mountainous, coastal nation Roqoo has developed from a close-knit and communal population to a nation benefiting from a strong, heavily regulated economy through which environmentally conscious private and national industries operate. Roqoo is a unitary theocractic elective monarchy ruled by the religious Candar, Jarett Teague.
History
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Politics and government
Military
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Roquan calendar
The official calendar of the United Realm of Roqoo is the Roquan calendar maintained by the national Chronicler. The Roquan calendar was established by the first Solleu Livot calibop, Radana several hundred years ago.
Consisting of 365 days spanning eleven 30-day months, five 7-day festival weeks, and the holiest day of the year, Lidi.
Months and Festivals
| Name | Holiday | Notes | Others |
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| Juhla Trian | Festival week | Celebrated immediately between Kavun and Lira | |
| Sventa | Festival week | Mid-year holiday celebrating end of wet, Spring season and start of 3 month-long mid-year celebrations | Celebrated immediately following Heva |
| Lidi | Religious holiday | Holiest day of the year | Single day between Renna and Sellun |
| Sato alku | Festival week | Start of harvest | Celebrated at end of Sellun; end of mid-year celebrations |
| Jahula kausi | Festival week | Celebration of seasons | Celebrated between Bellon and Taava |
| Tolva kala | Festival week | Winter festival | Celebrated last week of year between Nellus and Tova |
- 1. Tova
- 2. Kavun
- Juhla Trian
- 3. Lira
- 4. Heva
- Sventa
- 5. Avara
- 6. Renna
- Lidi
- 7. Sellun
- Sato alku
- 8. Raavi
- 9. Bellon
- Jahula kausi
- 10. Taava
- 11. Nellus
- Talva kala
