Tomikals

Kingdom of Tomikals Kaaíma
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "For we are one!"
Anthem: I Vow to Thee My Country
Capital	Morarbour
Largest city	North Morarbour
Official languages	English, Atomín
Recognised national languages	Goobín
Recognised regional languages	East Goobín, Carurian
Ethnic groups (2020)	76% Mixed European 52% English 20% German 2% French 2% Other Mixed European 14% Mixed Indigenous 10% Atoím 2% Goobín 1% East Goobín 1% Carurian 6% Mixed Asian 3% Chinese 2% Korean 1% Other Mixed Asian 4% Other Mixed Ethnic Groups
Religion	76% Mixed Mormon Religious Denominations 75.5% Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 0.5% Community of Christ 10% Local Indigenous Religion 6% Mixed Christian Religious Denominations 4% Catholic 2% Other Mixed Christian Denominations 7% Non-religious 1% Other Mixed Religions
Demonym(s)	Tomikalian
Government	Constitutional Monarchy
• Her Royal Majesty Queen of the Tomikalian Archipelago	Addison James
• Prime Minister	Anaïs Froïssaieng
Legislature	Parliament/Goobia Palace
• Upper house	Tomikalian Senate
• Lower house	House of Tomikalian Commons
Independence from the United Kingdom in 1846
Population
• 2023 estimate	35,867,000
• 2012 census	31,360,383
GDP (nominal)	2012 estimate
• Total	$1 457 500 000 USD
• Per capita	$46,475 USD
HDI (2012)	.89 very high
Currency	Atom
Time zone	UTC, UTC-1:00
Date format	yyyy-dd-mm
Driving side	left
Internet TLD	.tmk

History

Independence

On the first of May 1846, British Parliamentarians sat down with the leaders of the colonies of Danvaut and Goobia. They drafted and signed a constitution into effect within the day and the two colonies were united under the name of Tomikals, meaning "Joining" or "Union" in Atoím. And by the 3rd, the constitution and separation from Great Britain were formally accepted into British Law. By October of that year, the Colonial Government of Tomikals was able to conduct the first election in the young nation's history. The Election of 1864 was between two major candidates, the Conservative candidate, James Johnson Sr. and the Liberal candidate, John Smith. This was before the Tomikalians began using a traditional party system with Members of Parliament, and the council was appointed by the heads of the parties based on representation in the popular vote. Johnson ended up winning the election and held power until 1872, where Allan Leierman defeated him. During Johnson's time in power, the Tomikalians fortified the electoral system and set the framework for how the country would, and for the most part has run to present day.

Politics and Government

Political Parties with Representation

Party Name		Seats in House	Seats in Senate	Seats in Recent Polls
	Social Justice Party of Tomikals	102 / 183	44 / 49	104 / 183
	National Party of Tomikals	45 / 183	3 / 49	43 / 183
	United Party of Tomikals	12 / 183	0 / 49	10 / 183
	Liberal Party of Tomikals	11 / 183	0 / 49	12 / 183
	Tomorrow Party	5 / 183	0 / 49	4 / 183
	Independent	4 / 183	0 / 49	5 / 183
	Jones Party	2 / 183	0 / 49	2 / 183
	Socialist Party	2 / 183	2 / 49	2 / 183