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United Federation of Farokand
Fedérataza Boisunisal Farokandi (Farokandi)
Flag of Farokand
Flag
Motto: 
"Boisuniza Üsta Koramtok" (Farokandi)
"Unity Over Submission"
Anthem: 
Himnal Boisuniza va Alöketil (Farokandi)
"Anthem of Unity and Freedom"
CapitalFaroi (executive, judicial)
Kandi (legislative)
Largest cityFaroi
Official languageFarokandi
Regional languagesSee Languages of Farokand § Official languages
Ethnic groups
(2300)
See Ethnic groups in Farokand
Religion
(2300)
Demonym(s)Farokandi
GovernmentFederal parliamentary republic
• President
Kolam Situroz
Akalovi Nirdosta
LegislatureFederal Assembly
Formation
2 August 1535
17 April 1828
20 April 1828
26 March 1869
13 December 1949
15 December 1949
8 June 1956
• Great War
4 January 1998
11 November 2014
22 February 2142
19 June 2159
Population
• 2300 census
Neutral increase 7,892,053,501
GDP (PPP)2300 estimate
• Total
Increase $510.374 trillion
• Per capita
Increase $131,132
GDP (nominal)2300 estimate
• Total
Increase $505.043 trillion
• Per capita
Increase $129,762
Gini (2300)Positive decrease 23.8
low
HDI (2300)Increase 0.933
very high
CurrencyKabit (₭) (FKK)
Date formatdd.mm.yyyy (NEC)
Driving sideright
Calling code+24
Internet TLD.fk

Farokand, officially the United Federation of Farokand (Farokandi: Fedérataza Boisunisal Farokandi), is a country located within the Lesath planetary system in the Antares star cluster. Its core territory encompasses the terrestrial planet of Tengri and its two natural satellites. Farokand is a federation that is administratively divided into 34 federal republics, 32 of which are located on Tengri. The other two republics are located on the moons of Tengri. Farokand was originally formed between the republics of Faroi and Kandi, but expanded over several centuries to include the entirety of Tengri and its moons. The most populous city in Farokand is the megacity of Faroi, which has a population of over 32 million people at its core. Other major urban areas include Kambapur, Muri, Kulimo, Velstadt, and Kandi. Faroi and Kandi serve as the two capital cities of Farokand.

Farokand was initially settled by the colonists of the Tengri Program, who launched from Earth to colonise a habitable super-Earth discovered beyond the Antares star cluster. However, a mysterious energy originating from the Great Abyss disrupted the fleet's systems and led to it crashing down on Tengri. The nations of Faroi and Kandi were established on the oceanic continent of Dulmara, and alongside Cerecan were the only countries present on the continent. As power started to dwindle, it was apparent to the leaders of the Tengri Program that communications would need to be severed to allocate power towards more necessary uses, mainly agriculture. A majority of the colony ships' content was lost in the crash landing and so technology would have to be reinvented for humanity to survive, meaning the settlers would have to nearly start from the beginning to rebuild. Centuries would pass, with more and more technology lost to time. Conflicts became more frequent between the nations of Tengri as high-tech resources and equipment were harder and harder to create. The world's simple power systems went fully down in the 400s NEC, and it would take over a millennium to restore them.

In 1463, the Keldorian Empire was formed by Keldoria. The Keldorian Empire and its allies engaged in a decades-long war that spanned the continents of Kulanthir, Armaghan, and Vistozia. In 1502, Keldoria invaded Cerecan, capitulating the country with its sheer military might. Keldoria turned to Faroi and Kandi next, starting the Dulmara Conflict. Faroi and Kandi, previously trade rivals, realised that the only way to defeat Keldoria would be to unify. And so, following the 1506 Markov Conference, the unification was formalised and the newly united Farokand would go on to defeat Keldoria and repel its forces from Dulmara. Following the Dulmara Conflict, Farokand became a great power, colonising the continent of Hirovia and establishing a powerful military. After a period of progress and advancement, the monarchy of Farokand was abolished in the 1828 April Revolution. The late 19th century and the early 20th century brought Farokand through several phases of its democracy. The Second Farokandi-Cerecanese War of 1956 led to Farokand gaining the territory of Cerecan, which was divided into provinces like the rest of Farokand. World tensions were on the rise in the late 20th century, as Padambla was taken over by ultranationalist dictator Devander Khalsa and the world was plunged into a world war. Farokand assisted the Coalition in the war. In 2014, Farokand became a federation, divided into constituent republics. As technology began to finally reach its previous level in the 21st and 22nd centuries, Farokand spearheaded the worldwide effort towards unification. The Farokandi city of Alkarez hosted the Alkarez Conference in 2142, where the countries of the world met to discuss terms of unification, until finally Tengri was consolidated into the Farokandi federation.

Farokand is a federal parliamentary republic with a strong economy and military. It has considerable strength in industrial, scientific and technological sectors. Farokand has a developed social security and offers universal heath care and tuition-free tertiary education. Because of these systems, Farokand has a very high standard of living.

Etymology

The name "Farokand" is a portmanteau of the names of the two original constituent countries of Farokand: Faroi and Kandi. During the unification process of Faroi and Kandi, the citizens of the two nations were able to vote on what the name of the country should be, based on popular ideas that reached the politicians. The top three choices were Kandfaroi in third, Dulmara in second, and Farokand in first.

History

Settlement

Tengri Program

The Tengri Program was a colonisation program founded in Kazakhstan on Earth in 2439. Its initial goal was to resettle some of the population of Central Asia due to the region's near inhospitality because of rising temperatures. The Tengri Program was a part of the overall Armstrong Colonization Program, the largest colonisation program in Earth's history. The Armstrong flotilla was composed of numerous constituent fleets belonging to other colonisation programs. The Tengri Program became a popular colonisation program to sign up for later in the process as another larger program was cancelled. Most of the members from that former program signed up with the Tengri Program instead, and so by 2470 the Tengri Program had over 13 million members from all across Earth. The Tengri Program's fleet finished construction in 2464. The launch site chosen for the Tengri Program was Baikonur Cosmodrome, which was subsequently expanded to accompany the fleet's size.

The Armstrong fleet was scheduled to depart in 2496, hoping to arrive at its destination by 2500. The destination was likely located beyond the Antares star cluster, but some evidence has been discovered that points to it being located there instead. The first few years of the expedition went without incident, with the regular check-ins being met. A small solar storm from a star the fleet passed by cut off communications with Earth for most of the ships, but a few support ships, including one in the Tengri fleet, maintained connection. As the ships entered the Antares star cluster, close to the end of the journey, all was well. However, when the fleet began to cross the threshold of the Great Abyss, communications were lost. The flotilla was disrupted by an unknown energy that severed communications with Earth and between the other ships and disturbed the integral systems of the fleet. Emergency protocols were activated and Tengri Program chief executive officer Muzafar Musayev ordered an immediate scan of potential systems for an emergency landing. The Tengri Program's capital ship, the Kayra, quickly discovered and located an ocean world that would be suitable for temporary settlement, and emergency engine systems were activated. The Tengri Program fleet split off from the Armstrong flotilla and charged towards the ocean world, located in the planetary system of Lesath. However, many pieces of internal equipment started to give out, and the Tengri fleet was forced to make a rough crash landing on the planet they named Tengri. The settlers did not have enough supplies to sustain a single united settlement, so they dispersed to over 30 separate sites across the planet and established their own nations.

Early settlement

The Tengri capital ship Kayra landed directly north of what is now the city of Faroi. Its propulsion systems went offline during its descent through Tengri's atmosphere and it crashed near the shore of Kazar Island, creating a 6.4 km (4.0 mi) wide crater and killing over 4,000 colonists. Numerous other ships of the fleet also landed nearby, with a total of around 800,000 settlers in the area, the most out of any of the sites. Similar impacts took place at other sites across Tengri.

Under the command of Muzafar Musayev, the Kayra Crater colonists quickly set up what was left of their colonisation equipment, attempting to establish a protected area from whatever threats the planet may hold. Only essential systems were powered, as the remaining power generators were scarce. The Kayra Council, a provisional government, was established to maintain order in the colony. The council elected Muzafar Musayev as the provisional governor of the crater colony. The council named the colony Faroi, after Faroi Aslan, the founder of the Tengri Program, who had been presumed dead after the landing, though it was later discovered his personal ship had landed near what would become Lavozia. On the island of Ülsomm Fara, the settlers of what would become Kandi had also established a temporary shelter. There were only around 300,000 settlers at the Kandi site, and the region struggled to institute a government for some time.

Kyzaghan's War

Unification

Dulmara Conflict

First Farokandi-Cerecanese War

Pundann War

Era of Turbulence

1949 coup d'état

Second Farokandi-Cerecanese War

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Great War

Federalisation

Consolidation of Tengri

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