Roqoo

Divine Realm of Roqoo Roqoon jumalallinen alue
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Motto: Aamu on iltaa viisaampi "The morning is wiser than the evening"
Anthem: Rakas isanmaa
File:Location of Roqoo Location of Roqoo on Eurth
File:Map of Roqoo Map of Roqoo
Capital	Bellamy (cultural, de facto) Nime (de jure)
Largest city	Nime
Official languages	Roquanian
Recognised national languages	Anglish
Recognised regional languages	Mārenai
Ethnic groups	84.5% Roquan 15.5% Mārenai
Religion	Solleu Livot
Demonym(s)	Roquan Roquanian
Government	Unitary theocratic elective monarchy
• Candar	Jalo Hanninen
• Kansleri	Eliina Makkara
Legislature	Hurskaat
Population
• 2021 estimate	9,897,654
• Density	2/km2 (5.2/sq mi)
GDP (nominal)	2021 estimate
• Total	196.3 billion
• Per capita	19,843
Gini (2019)	30.2 medium
HDI (2018)	0.798
Currency	Roquan paino (₹)
Date format	DD-MMM-YY
Driving side	right
Internet TLD	.ro

Roqoo, formally the Divine Realm of Roqoo (Roquanian: Roqoon jumalallinen alue), is a sovereign nation As an isolated nation, Roqoo only shares maritime borders

The population of over 9.8 million live predominantly in urban areas centered around the major population centers of Nime, Ivalo, and Anselm. The primary port and largest city, Nime, is the de facto capital of the nation and houses many of the key organism of government and international embassies. The cultural and de jure capital, Bellamy, is home to the nation's largest temple and epicenter of the national religion, Solleu Livot and the official residence of the Candar, Valtion Palace.

Roqoo is a developing nation with a high-income economy. Citizens enjoy universal health care and rank high in quality of life and life expectancy. Roqoo has historically remained isolated from major global affairs but has expanded relations externally in recent years, maintaining positive relations and hosting a number of diplomatic missions from many countries across Eurth.

Etymology

(WIP)

Government and Politics

The government of the Divine Realm of Roqoo primarily functions similar to that of an absolute monarchy, with absolute powers granted to the sovereign. In Roqoo, the sovereign, or head of state, holds the title of Candar, a term borrowed from that of the historic leader of the state Solleu Livot religion. The Candar is elected by a council of Livoti elders for a lifetime appointment. Administrative and legislative functions of the government are largely handled through the Hurskaat (lit. pious ones), a commission of five appointed individuals, all of whom are primate leaders of the Solleu Livot faith. The Hurskaat consists of the Kansleri and four additional kirkkoherra appointed by the Candar to five-year terms.

Culture

Calendar

The Roquanian calendar is a solar calendar used in Roqoo. The original Roquanian calendar is one of the oldest documents maintained in the Canfre Vaults and has received little revision since its inception. A a solar calendar consisting of 365 days divided into eleven 30-day months and five 7-day festival weeks.

The customary date format is two write day followed by the two- or three-letter abbreviation depicting the month or festival week, followed by two digit year [DD/MMM/YY]]. This format was adopted to clarify differences in dates of the national calendar versus those of the international standard calendar of Eurth.

The Roquan calendar was established by Solleu Livot calibop, Radana, several hundred years ago as a means to track the mild climate of Roqoo and align Livoti rituals and traditional festivals with that of the Roquanian government.

Months and Festivals

Name	Holiday	Notes	Others
Juhla Niilo	Festival week	Celebration commemorating Niilo, founding father of modern Roqoo	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	Celebrated on the last day of Renna; only non-festival week holiday in Roqoo
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 calendar year; between Nellus and Tova

• 1. Tova [Tov]
• 2. Kavun [Kav]
• Juhla Niilo [JN]
• 3. Lira [Lir]
• 4. Heva [Hev]
• Sventa [SV]
• 5. Avara [Ava]
• 6. Renna [Ren]
  • Lidi [Lidi]
• 7. Sellun [Sel]
• Sato alku [SA]
• 8. Raavi [Raa]
• 9. Bellon [Bel]
• Jahula kausi [JK]
• 10. Taava [Taa]
• 11. Nellus [Nel]
• Talva kala [TK]