Hoshiokan Empire

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Greater Hoshiokan Empire

大星を超帝國
Hoshiokan Flag
Flag
Motto: 天皇陛下万歳!
Long Live the Emperor!
Hoshioko within East Ourika
Hoshioko within East Ourika
StatusExtant
CapitalDaikyo
LargestOkuoka
Official languagesHoshiokan
Recognised regional languagesHoshiran
Ethnic groups
(2019)
Hoshiokan __%
Hoshiran __%
Other __%
Religion
(2019)
Traditional Folk: _%
Nonreligious: __%
Other: __%
[not!Christianity]: __%
Demonym(s)Hoshiokan
GovernmentConstitutional Monarchy
• Emperor
Kagahito
• Chancellor
TBD
• Speaker for the Peers
TBD
• Lord Justice
TBD
• Chief of Staff, Imperial General Headquarters
TBD
LegislatureImperial Diet
Chamber of Peers
Chamber of Representatives
Sovereign Territory
• Mythological foundation
[TBD]
• Drafting of Restoration Constitution
[TBD]
Area
• Total
1,296,405 km2 (500,545 sq mi)
• Density
154.45/km2 (400.0/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)2019 estimate
• Total
RZ$ 4.9 trillion ([TBD])
• Per capita
RZ$ 24,457 ([TBD])
Gini37.7
medium · [TBD]
HDI (2019).824
very high · [TBD]
CurrencyHoshiokan Koban (交) (HSK)
Time zoneUTC[TBD] ([TBD])
• Summer (DST)
UTC[TBD] ([TBD])
Date formatdd-mm-yyyy, CE
dd-mm-Regnal Year
Driving sideleft
Calling code+23
Internet TLD.hs


The Greater Hoshiokan Empire is a thassalocratic state in eastern Ourika.

History

Pre-History

Classical

Warring States

Unification & Centralisation

Hanko Era

Chouwa Era

Geography

Topographic Map of Hoshioko

Home Islands

Shitsujima

Anterior Territories

Politics

Government

Administrative Divisions

Political Map of Hoshioko Showing Regions, Prefectural Boundaries, and Major Cities

The Hoshiokan Empire consists of sixty-three prefectures in seven regions: Yosaika, Kanminami, Kyoete, Yamasugi, Natsukuni, Shitsujima, and Maeryodo.

Foreign Affairs

Defense

Military

Main Article: Imperial Hoshiokan Army; Imperial Hoshiokan Navy

Law Enforcement

Main Article: Imperial Hoshiokan Gendarmerie, Imperial Special Police

Economy

Primary Sector

Secondary Sector

Tertiary Sector

Science & Technology

Infrastructure

Transportation

Energy

Communication

Demographics

Population

Religion

Languages

Healthcare

Culture

High Culture

Popular Culture

Cultural Exports