Javanese-Sundanese Union

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Jawa-Sunda
Federal Republic Javanese-Sundanese Union
Flag Of Javanese-Sundanese
Flag
Motto: Bekerja Untuk Majikan
Work for employer
Anthem: Bersatulah!
Javanese Sundanese Map
Javanese Sundanese Map
LocationJavanese Sundanese Map
Jawa-SundaJawa-Sunda
Leaders
• President
Teguh Sutratman
EstablishmentFormation
• Javanese and Sundanese tribes began to settle
3000 BC
• Majapahit Formed
1299
• Formed the Federal Republic Of Javanese-Sundanese
1922
Area
• Total
92,000 km2 (36,000 sq mi)
Population
• 2014 estimate
62,203,000
• Density
676/km2 (1,750.8/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)2014 estimate
• Total
$1.223 Trillion
• Per capita
$19,291
GDP (nominal)2014 estimate
• Total
$900.759 billion
• Per capita
$14,468
Gini (2012)0.060
low
HDI (2012)0.910
very high
CurrencyJawitan (JWT)
Time zoneJavanese-Sundanese Time

History

Stone Age

The history of this country began in 3000 BC when the Sujantan tribe began to settle in parts of the modern Javanese-Sundanese area. This tribe would split into Javanese and Sundanese tribes.This tribe developed very quickly because of the fertility of this place and the ability of the tribe that was very great compared to other humans of its time, even this tribe began to study gunpowder in 250 BC.This tribe has also made various inscriptions. This proves that this tribe has developed language and letters as a means of daily communication

Classic era

there are not many records in this era, but certainly in this era there were already various small kingdoms scattered throughout the country. A few records also prove that the Sujantan tribe is starting to split about things that are not yet known, the most dominant divisions are the Sundanese and the Javanese."Siji Tanah" temple, one of the proud landmarks in this country, also began to be built in this era


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