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The Second Empire of Hoterallia

ほてらじあの第二帝国
Imperial Seal of Hoterallia
Imperial Seal
Motto: "天皇陛下万歳!" (Royal)
"Long Live His Majesty the Emperor!"
"剛強、繁盛、善徳。"(National)
"Strength, Prosperity, Virtue."
Anthem: "Aikoku Kōshinkyoku"
"Patriotic March"
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Royal anthem"Ten'nō ga ikite iru kagiri"
"As Long As The Emperor Lives" MediaPlayer.png
National seal
国璽
"National seal of The Second Empire of Hoterallia"
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Hoterallia (orthographic projection).png
Hoterallian territory in dark green; Unhak Condominium in light green
LocationWestern Olivacia
CapitalOrajioe (National)
Gerkoller (Royal)[1]
LargestOrajioe
Recognised national languagesHoterallian
Recognised regional languagesCentral Hoterallian
Religion
Gaoism
Demonym(s)Hoterallian
GovernmentUnitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy
• Emperor
Yakohi
• Head of Ministries
Takehiro Nishikawa
• Head of Royal Cabinet
Mitsuhiro Kaida
LegislatureNational Diet
House of Supervisors
House of Representatives
Establishment
• Imperial Dynasty Established
March 28, 760 BC
• First Constitution
September 19, 1824
• Second Imperial Restoration
March 28, 1949
Area
• Total
797,434 km2 (307,891 sq mi)
• Water (%)
1,2
Population
• 2020 estimate
76,621,991[3]
• 2019 census
75,572,871[4]
• Density
96.09/km2 (248.9/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)2014 estimate
• Total
$3.146 trillion
• Per capita
$41,121
GDP (nominal)2020 estimate
• Total
$3.168 trillion
• Per capita
$41,409
CurrencyHoterallian gen (Ǥ)[5]
Time zoneUTC+4 and +5 (HST)
Driving sideright
Calling code+51
Internet TLD.ho

Hoterallia (Hoterallian: ほてらじあ, Hojo Romanization: Hoterajia) or officially known as The Second Empire of Hoterallia (Hoterallia: ほてらじあの第二帝国, Hojo Romanization: Hoterajia no Dainiteikoku) is a country in Western Olivacia, Anteria, it shares a maritime border on the Neil Strait with San Calia on the Sunadic Ocean in the West. The country covers 788,103 km2 of land, with a small series of islands sharing with San Calia.[6] Orajioe is Hoterallia's national capital, Gerkoller being its royal capital and largest city; other major cities include Jiko-risu, Magateza, Ryuiki, Dai-Minato, Fukuoka, and Go-kio.[7]

Hoterallia is a very populous country in the world, as well as one of the most densely populated and urbanized. About one-fourth of the country's terrain is mountainous, concentrating its population of 40.7 million on narrow coastal plains.[2] Hoterallia is divided into two different ways, the West is administered into 10 provinces, with three regions, while the East is administered into 22 prefectures, with four regions and an additional three exclusive areas.[8] The Orajioe Metropolitan Area is one of the most populous metropolitan areas in the world, with more than 7.4 million residents.[9]

Hoterallia has been inhabited since the Upper Paleolithic period (30,000 BC). Between the 4th and 9th centuries, the kingdoms of Hoterallia became unified under an emperor and his imperial court based in Jyo-daika (modern-day Gerkoller). Beginning in the 10th century, political power was held by a series of military dictators (Taigoku-fu) and feudal lords (chiiki-nushi) and enforced by a class of warrior nobility (sen-ōkami). After a century-long period of civil war, the country was unified in 1578 under the Shori dynasty. In 1802, a large number of reforms were made and put into effect, helping Hoterallia grow nonstop, the economy and technology were highly advanced from its last decade. In the Hojo period, the Empire of Hoterallia adopted a modernized constitution and pursued a program of industrialization and modernization. During the Great War, Hoterallia served as a co-belligerent of the Alliance, participating in the fight against Riamo in the Eastern front. After the Second Reunification War, Hoterallia, under the banner of the Shiro Restoration, has maintained a unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy with a bicameral legislature, the National Diet.

Hoterallia is a great power[10] and a member of numerous international organizations, including the Saltstil Pact[11]. Renounced for its long military discipline and adaptation, the country maintains a Self-Defense Forces that are ranked as one of the most powerful militaries in the continent of Olivacia[12]. After The Second Reunification War, Hoterallia experienced record economic growth.[10][13] A huge dealer in the production goods and natural resources production industries, Hoterallia has made significant contributions to science, technology, and most importantly is trading networks.[14].Despite the thriving economies and diversity in the workforce, the country's environment suffers from strict individualism and discrimination against foreigners. The country's economy is also dominated by conglomerates known as Okanebatsu, which are clans with interlocking business relationships and shareholdings. Politically, the country is mixed in terms of policy making and political ideologies. Ranked "very high" on the Human Development Index, Hoterallia has one of the world's highest life expectancies. The culture of Hoterallia is well known around the world due to its trading, including its art, cuisine, music, and popular culture.[15][16]

Etymology

The name for Hoterallia in Hoterallian is written using the Basic Hoterallian ほてらじあ and pronounced Hoteraria or Hoterajia.[17] Before it was adopted in the early 8th century BC, the country was known in neighboring countries as Ji (字) and Hoterallia by the endonym Jia.[18] Hoterajia, the traditional Hoterallian reading of the characters, is favored for official uses, including on banknotes and postage stamps. Hoteraria is typically used in everyday speech and reflects shifts in Hoterallian phonology during the Hosu period.[19] The characters ほてらじあ mean "Phoenix Land". It is the source of the other nations epithet "Land of the Southern Phoenix".[20]

The name Hoterallia is based on the Hoterallian civilian pronunciation and was introduced to outside languages through early trade. In the 15th century, some Western merchants recorded the early Hoterallian pronunciation of the characters ほてらりあ as Hoteraria, while historical Vultesian officials working with Hoterallian used the official usage of the name, ほてらじあ as Hoterajia.[21][22] This confuses later on as the Eastern Hemisphere called the country Hoterajia while the Western Hemisphere called it Hoteraria, to finalize the name, the country finally chose the name Hoterallia for the English dialect and to stop the confusion.[23]

History

Prehistory

Page from a copy of the Kakokotogara-kiroku, early Kohan period

What is now Hoterallia was inhabited by Homo erectus more than one million years ago.[24] A recent study shows that the stone tools found at the Chīsananagaibīmu site are magnetostratigraphically dated to 1.36 million years ago.[25] The archaeological site of Kasumi in Mune Prefecture has evidence of the use of fire by Homo erectus,[26] which is dated 1.27 million years ago, and Homo erectus fossils in Hoterallia.[24] Fossilized teeth of Homo sapiens dating to 125,000–80,000 BC have been discovered in Zatesi Cave in Zatesi Prefecture.[27] Evidence of Middle Palaeolithic Levallois technology has been found in the lithic assemblage of Jen-churika Cave site in northeast Hoterallia, dated to approximately 170,000–80,000 years ago.[28]

Around the 3rd century BCE, the Tori-no-Me culture developed bronze, iron technology, and agricultural civilization. With the growing agricultural civilization, the population of Hoterallia began to grow rapidly.[29] Between the fourth to the ninth century, Hoterallia's many kingdoms and tribes gradually came to be unified under a centralized government, nominally controlled by the Emperor of Hoterallia. The imperial dynasty established at this time continues to this day.[10] In 519, a new imperial capital was established at Kohan-kyō (modern Manjie City), marking the beginning of the Kohan period, which lasted until 1162.[30]

The Kohan period oversaw the emergence and fast growth of Gaoism.[31] Since then, Gaoism has coexisted with Hoterallian society up to the modern day.[10] During this period, the first two books produced in Hoterallia appeared: the Kakokotogara-kiroku (過去事柄記録) and Zenkoku Shoki (全国書紀), which contain chronicles of legendary accounts of early Hoterallia and its creation myth, which describes the Shiro imperial line as descendants of the gods.[32] The period also saw the creation of the Daikaikaku (大改革), which was a series of reforms that nationalized all land in Hoterallia to be distributed equally among cultivators, and ordered the compilation of a household registry as the basis for a new system of taxation.[30] The true aim of the reforms was to bring about greater centralization and to enhance the power of the imperial court. These reforms culminated with the promulgation of the Teikoku Ritsuryō (帝国律令), which consolidated existing statutes and established the structure of the central government and its subordinate local governments.[30]

Feudal era

A painting depicting a sen-ōkami on a horse.

Hoterallian feudal era was characterized by the emergence and dominance of a ruling class of warriors, the sen-ōkami. In 936, following the defeat of the Shinie clan in the Throne War, sen-ōkami Hinamoro yo Hosu established a military government in Hoterallia. After Hinamoro's death, the Hosu clan came to power as regents for the taigoku. The study and philosophy of Gaoism continued to be popular among the samurai class.

During this time, Hoterallian was involved in some military conflicts, such as the First Stonish Invasion of Hoterallia… This was also the time Hoterallian started to experiment with new military tactics, including the usage of gunpowder like the fire lance and thunder crash bomb.

The taigokufu enacted measures including "Gun no Shizoku no Tame no Kisoku", as a code of conduct to control the autonomous chiiki-nushi, and in 1197 the isolationist Misshitsu ("closed doors") policy that spanned the two and a half centuries of tenuous political unity known as the Hosu period (1197–1377). Imperial Hoterallia's economic growth began in this period, resulting in roads and water transportation routes, as well as financial instruments such as futures contracts, banking and insurance. The study of outside sciences continued through contact with the Riamese in Port Ryuiki. The Hosu period gave rise to "national studies", the study of Hoterallia by the Hoterallian. The death of Kaiga Hosu, the Taigokufu was unable to respond quickly enough and disorders began, and in 1377, the First Unification War of Hoterallia (or better known as the Koi-kuo Period) started.

Modern history

"The Phoenix Revival"

The Phoenix Revival (Fenikkusu no Fukkatsu) is known as Hoterallia's record period of economic miracle and growth between the post-Second Reunification War era to Re-emergence era. During the economic boom, Hoterallia rapidly became one of Anteria largest economy.

Magateza during the brink of the recovery era (1950-1959).
An example of a Hoterallian high school classroom during the Phoenix Revival.

Hoterallian economic miracle refers to the significant increase in the Hoterallian economy during the time between the end of the Second Reunification War and the start of the Re-emergence era (1949–2001). The economical miracle can be divided into four stages: the recovery era (1950–1959), the high increase (1960–1979), the steady increase (1980–1995), and the re-emergence (1995–2001).

The early post-reunification war years were devoted to rebuilding lost industrial capacity: major investments were made in electric power, coal, steel, and chemicals. By the late-1950s, production matched pre-reunification war levels. As the National Act of 1950 decreased military services, the economy not only recovered its lost momentum but also surpassed the growth rates of earlier periods. Between 1960 and 1979, GDP expanded by more than 8.6% per year, manufacturing and mining by 13%, construction by 11%, and infrastructure by 12%. In 1967 these sectors employed more than 41% of the labour force, whereas only 26% remained in agriculture.

Hoterallia's highly acclaimed post-war education system contributed strongly to the modernizing process. One of Anteria highest literacy rates and high education standards were major reasons for Hoterallia's success in achieving a technologically advanced economy. Hoterallian schools also encouraged discipline and patriotism, another benefit in forming an effective workforce.

The mid-1970s ushered in a new type of industrial development as the economy opened itself to international competition in some industries and developed heavy and chemical manufacturers. Whereas textiles and light manufacture maintained their profitability internationally, other products, such as automobiles, electronics, ships, and machine tools assumed new importance. The value added to manufacturing and mining grew at the rate of 17% per year between 1972 and 1979. Growth rates moderated to about 8% and evened out between the industrial and service sectors between 1973 and 1976, as retail trade, finance, real estate, information technology, and other service industries streamlined their operations.

A crossing in Orajioe in the 1960s.

The Hoterallian financial recovery started mostly thanks to the Juriko, the Economic Progressivism party in the National Diet, and the economic boom continued by the Taihago, the Liberal Democracy party. The Hoterallian economy survived the deep recession caused by Second Reunification War and continued to make gains. By the late 1960s, Hoterallia had risen from the ashes of the Reunification War to achieve an astoundingly rapid and complete economic recovery. The Hoterallian government contributed to the post-war Hoterallian economic miracle by stimulating private sector growth, first by instituting regulations and protectionism that effectively managed economic crises and later by concentrating on trade expansion.

By the 1990s, Hoterallia's demographics began stagnating and the workforce was no longer expanding as it did in the previous decades, despite per-worker productivity remaining high. In the decades following Reunification War, Hoterallia implemented stringent tariffs and policies to encourage the people to save their income. With more money in banks, loans and credit became easier to obtain, and with Hoterallia running large trade surpluses, the gen appreciated against foreign currencies. This allowed local companies to invest in capital resources more easily than their overseas competitors, which reduced the price of Hoterallian-made goods and widened the trade surplus further. And, with the gen appreciating, financial assets became lucrative.

Contemporary Hoterallia

Students of Dai-Minato University protesting the Nobuo's leadership

As the effects of "The Phoenix Revival" started to slow down and the Hoterallian economy is stabilized, the Juriko suffered from the lack of support it needs to stay in power, to continue leading the country, former Head of Ministries Nobuo Takaida established a coalition with the Gunkokushugi, making their coalition the biggest coalition in the National Diet at the time, making both factions as the de facto head factions.

The years of Nobuo's leadership saw the Hoterallian economy raising somewhat while freedom and democracy are heavily restricted due to the co-rule of the Gunkokushugi, which they used to expand the military budget, took drastic measures to put Hoterallia as a shining example for Olivacia. But this all backfired when the Gunkokushugi passed the Chinmoku Act, which suppressed many rights and freedom of expression in 1998, alongside leaks of information about electoral fraud during the 1995 and 1998 general elections, fueling the eventual Summer of Democracy.

The Chinmoku Act closed universities, banned political activities, and further curtailed the press. Nobuo's assumption of his continuous term through the events of 17 May triggered nationwide protests demanding democracy; these protests were particularly focused in the city of Dai-Minato and Orajioe, to which Nobuo and the Gunkokushugi sent special forces to suppress the protests and demonstrations.

It was declared that there would be a snap election in 1999 to determine the next Head of Ministries after the reveal of election fraud in 1995 and 1998. Hoterallian throughout the country rejoiced and cast their votes towards the newly established Democracy First Coalition (民主主義第一次対仏大同盟 ), led by the Taihago and the Kodoha. In the end, the Summer of Democracy lasted for two months and it helped Hoterallia to re-democratized the Empire, it saw the resignation of Nobuo Takaida and suspension of the Gunkokushugi.

Geography

A typographic map of Hoterallia showing its maritime boundary.

Hoterallia is located on the Kuchibashi Peninsular. It covers a total area of approximately 788,103 km2 (304,288 sq mi), which includes the series of islands and islets of the Ryume Prefecture. Hoterallia's land is mostly plains and densely forested, with level land covering no more than 30%. Mountains account for 25% of the country's land area and tropical forests cover around 41%. Western Hoterallia, a flat, roughly squarely region covering 378,784 km2 (146,249 sq mi), is smaller but more intensely developed and more densely populated than the Eastern Hoterallia (406,240 km2 or 156,850 sq mi). In the north of the Neil Strait, lies the Tori-no-Me Delta, covering about 46,000 km2 (17,760 sq mi), which is a coastal plain. It has one major river (Namida River) and multiple canals, which carry so much sediment that the delta advances 70 to 80 metres (229.7 to 262.5 ft) into the sea every year. Hoterallia shares a Special Economic Zone with San Calia on the Neil Strait due to Hoterallia having small profits with the small Exclusive Economic Zone shared with San Calia.

Eastern Hoterallia is divided into low-level plains, the highlands and mountains of the Motune Region, and extensive forests. Comprising five relatively flat plateaus of basalt soil, the plains account for 34% of the country's arable land and 18% of its total forested land. The soil in much of the eastern part of Hoterallia is relatively low in nutrients as a result of intense cultivation. Several minor earthquakes have been recorded in the past. Most have occurred near the southern Hoterallian border in the prefectures of Kono, Hime and Honshe. The northern part of the country consists mostly of highlands and the Motune Region. Loki Mountain, which is located in Haku-ni Prefecture, is the highest in Hoterallia, standing 3,778.23 m (12395.77 ft) high. The Hitashi Lake and Kotoki River are the largest lakes and longest rivers in the country.

Panoramic view of Mount Koku.

Biodiversity

The three regional animals of Hoterallia: Hoterallian tigers (Central), Hoterallian red fox (Eastern), Hoterallian White Wolf (Western).

As the country is located near the equator, Hoterallia is one of few countries considered to possess a uniquely high level of biodiversity. They range from tropical rainforest and moist forests in Northern Hoterallia to some small temperate coniferous forest areas in the deep Southern Hoterallia, to grass savanna in Central Hoterallia, as well as a split between climates of Western and Eastern Hoterallia. Hoterallia has over 90,000 species of wildlife as of 2019, including the Hoterallian White Wolf, the Hoterallian macaque, the Hoterallian tanuki, the rare Hoterallian saola, and the Hoterallian tigers.

A large network of national parks has been established to protect important areas of flora and fauna. Most of which are located in Central and Eastern Hoterallia.

Hoterallia stretches a relatively large distance from north to south and covers a wide range of climatic zones, this results in a high diversity of wildlife. In the north of the country, many tropical species have colonized Hoterallia from the north. In the south, there are more rare species, typical of subtropical regions. Between these areas lies the temperate zone which is also Central Hoterallia. Hoterallia also has many endemic species that are found nowhere else in the world, making it home to many endangered/rare species.

Politics

The National Diet Building
The Royal Cabinet Agency Building on the grounds of the Imperial Palace

Hoterallian politics are conducted in a framework of a dominant-faction bicameral parliamentary constitutional monarchy, in which the Emperor is the head of state along side his Royal Cabinet. The Head of Ministries is the de facto head of government and the head of the Cabinet of Hoterallia.[33] Executive power is wielded by the Head of Ministries and his Cabinet of Hoterallia, whose sovereignty is vested in the Hoterallian people.[34]

Legislative power is vested between the National Diet, which consists of the House of Representatives and the House of Supervisors, and the Royal Cabinet, which is run by former ministers and statesmen.[35] The National Diet consists of a lower House of Representatives with 390 seats, elected by popular vote every four years or when dissolved, and an upper House of Supervisors with 230 seats, whose popularly-elected members serve six-year terms. There is universal suffrage for adults over 18 years of age, with a secret ballot for all elected offices. According to the Hoterallian Constitution, there is no Head of Government, but the Head of Ministries is considered the de facto replacement. The Head of Ministries has the power to appoint and dismiss Ministers of State and is appointed by the emperor after being designated from among the members of the Diet.[36] Takehiro Nishikawa is Hoterallia's head of ministries; he took office after his faction, the Economic Progressivism Faction, won the 2021 general election.[37]

Judicial power is vested in the Supreme Court and lower courts, and sovereignty is vested in by the 1945 Constitution, which was written during the rebuilding of Hoterallia, primarily by Hoterallian high officials, statemen and had replaced the previous Hojo Constitution. Hoterallia is considered a constitutional monarchy with a system of civil law.[38]

Politics in Hoterallia in the post-civil war period was largely been dominated by the Economic Progressivism Faction (EPF) and the Economic Progressivism Party (EPP), which was in power almost continuously since its foundation in 1949 until 1989, with the event known as the Summer of Democracy.[39] The political climate in Hoterallia turn from a dominant-party system into a multi-party system after the Summer of Democracy.[40]

Hoterallian political parties and independent politicians would take sides with a faction (党派, Tōha) that shares the same ideologies with them. These factions are the representation of many parties, politicians, and organizations that are not influential enough to go mainstream or to make their votes count during sessions in the House of Supervisors and the House of Representatives.[41] The system was de facto established in 1950, lasting for decades and overseeing success in the country. Outside of the country, it is viewed and criticized as political lobbying.

Composition of government and cabinets

Hoterallia doesn't have a specific Head of Government, the National Diet are represented by faction leaders, they held powers and are required to work with other factions leaders to have a common decision that will represent the National Diet as a whole, the Machiko works the same.

While the National Diet and the Machiko work like above, Hoterallia also has "The Ministries" (省庁), which have the following functions, according to the Constitution of Hoterallia.

1. Administer the law faithfully; conduct affairs of state.

2. Manage foreign affairs.

3. Conclude treaties. However, it shall obtain prior or, depending on circumstances, subsequent approval of the National Diet or the Emperor.

4. Administer the civil service, in accordance with standards established by law.

5. Prepare the budget, and present it to either the National Diet or the Emperor.

6. Enact ministries orders in order to execute the provisions of this Constitution and the law. However, it cannot include penal provisions in such cabinet orders unless authorized by such law.

7. Decide on general amnesty, special amnesty, commutation of punishment, reprieve, and restoration of rights.

Under the Constitution, all laws and orders made by The Ministries must be signed by the competent Minister and countersigned by the Head of Ministries, before being formally promulgated by the Emperor and the National Diet. Also, all members of The Ministries cannot be subject to legal action without the consent of the Head of Ministries; however, without impairing the right to take legal action.

The Big Four of Hoterallia
Takehiro Nishikawa
Takehiro Nishikawa
Head of Ministries
Mitsuhiro Kaida
Mitsuhiro Kaida
Head of Royal Cabinet
Takeshi Takaida
Takeshi Takaida
Minister of Defence

The Ministries also works with the Royal Cabinet, the two even though works under separate rules, have almost equal powers.

Office Political faction Incumbent Members of National Diet or Machiko
Ministry of Affairs Taihago Yūsuke Tsuji Diet
Ministry of Justice Heiwaronsha Masāki Nakamura Diet
Ministry of Fiance Juriko Hiroyuki Narimatsu Machiko
Ministry of Defense Kodoha Takeshi Takaida Diet
Ministry of Education, Culture, Science and Technology Heiwaronsha Toshio Nishimura Machiko
Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare Mazuki Shin Chikada Machiko
Ministry of Agriculture Juriko Hideo Matsubara Machiko
Ministry of Economy Juriko Shin'ichi Hōrai Diet
Ministry of Land Kodoha Ryūji Shimoi Diet
Ministry of The Environment Heiwaronsha Kazuho Aoi Machiko

Administrative division

Historically, Hoterallia was divided into multiple prefectures, but after the communist occupation of the Western Region during The Second Reunification War, the West was divided into 10 provinces, which still exist to this day.

Today, Hoterallia is divided into three different ways. In the West, there are 10 modified provinces, in the East, there are 22 historical prefectures, and there are also The Three Exclusives.

Prefectures of Hoterallia with coloured regions
  Kohaino Region

1. Nuime
2. Mo-nei
3. Konan

  Hawata Region

4. Kaipi
5. Monogaya
6. Nagoya
7. Taidakaya

  Gogayo Region

8. Mateso
9. Jufio
10. Rukio-Hatei

  Momomano Region

11. Konkuno
12. Dameko
13. Konodai
14. Ijiko
15. Hasuma

  Motune Region

16. Zatesi
17. Haku-ne
18. Haku-ni
19. Konki-dai
20. Furoki
21. Jen-churika

  Zaikake Region

22. Kono
23. Honshe
24. Madeki
25. Manjie
26. Hime

  Fūtaba Region

27. Mune
28. Taita
29. Konfushu
30. Kaiguno
31. Hyate
32. Okema

  The Three Exclusives

32. Orajioe
33. Gerkoller
34. Ryume

Foreign relations

The foreign relations of Hoterallia (ほてらじあの国際関係, Hoterajia no Kokusai Kankei) are handled by the Ministry of Affairs of Hoterallia.[42] Hoterallia maintains diplomatic relations with almost every member state across Anteria except for some states that the government considered "hostile"[43], in addition to some smaller territories.

A Full Member state of the Saltstil Pact[11], Hoterallia is also a member of the South Sunadic Economic Agreement.[44] It is one of Anteria largest donors for international development funds. As of 2018, Hoterallia had one of the biggest diplomatic networks in the world.[45]

A Hosu period Hoterallian red seal ship sailing out of Dai-Minato for Vultesia.

Hoterallia has close economic and military relations with both Vultesia and Riamo, with which it maintains a security alliance.[1] Riamo is a major market for Hoterallian exports and a major source of Hoterallian imports[46] and while Vultesia is an ally that started relations back in the 12th Century,[47][48] who is committed to defending the country, with a new military base in Hoterallia recently stationed.[49] Outside of the two, Gran Rugido[50][51], Gavrilia[52][53], Freice[54][55], Wellsenfaile[56], and other Saltstil Pact members also maintain a good status relation with Hoterallia.[57]

As of now, Hoterallia has no territorial dispute, with the latest one being resolved with San Calia back in the 1990s in the Neil Straits, discussing and deciding which islands and islets belong to which nations, in the end, numerous islands and islets were finally distributed back to both nations,[58] with Hoterallia integrating most of them into the Ryume Prefecture.[59]

Military

The Hoterallia Ground Self-Defense Force marching during a parade.

The Second Empire maintains a well-funded military, conventionally referred to as the Hoterallia Self-Defense Forces (ほてらじあの自衛軍; HSDF). The legislation of the armed forces is recorded in Article 9 of the Hoterallian Constitution, which allows Hoterallia to declare war or use 'legitimate and appropriate' military force in international disputes. 

The military is governed by the Department of Defense and consists of the Hoterallia Ground Self-Defense Force, the Hoterallia Naval Self-Defense Force, and the Hoterallia Air Self-Defense Force. The Diet of Hoterallia has been making changes to its security policy which include the establishment of the National Security Council, the adoption of the National Security Strategy, and the development of the National Defense Program Guidelines.

Since gaining the Full Member status within the Saltstil Pact, Hoterallian doctrine has been brought closer into line with the overarching strategy of its international partners, and overarching future planning.

Conscription during peacetime is deemed unconstitutional by the Diet and as such the HSDF is an all-volunteer force. Recruitment campaigns tend to appeal both to a sense of patriotism to would-be applicants, as well as advertising in-role training and benefits, in an attempt to compete with the Hoterallian private sector.

Some HGSDF personnel during an exercise.

Hoterallia Ground Self-Defense Force

The Hoterallia Ground Self-Defense Force (ほてらじあ地上自衛軍, HGSDF) is the land warfare branch of the Hoterallia Self-Defense Forces. Created on July 29, 1950, it is the largest of the three service branches.

The HGSDF operates under the command of the chief of the ground staff, based in the city of Gerkoller, Magateza, Orajioe. The present chief of staff is General Hosō Takaida. The HGSDF numbered around 130,000 soldiers, with 119,000 active and 11,000 in reserve as of 2020.

Hoterallia Air Self-Defense Force

A maintenance of an F-15J by HASDF troops.

The Hoterallia Air Self-Defense Force (ほてらじあ空自衛隊, HASDF), HASDF, also informally referred to as the Hoterallian Air Force or the Hoterallian Aerospace Force, is the air warfare branch of the Hoterallia Self-Defense Forces, responsible for the defence of Hoterallian airspace and other aerospace operations.

The HASDF carries out combat air patrols around Hoterallia, while also maintaining a network of ground and air early-warning radar systems. The branch has two air wings responsible for international missions, one is Blue Falcon (responsible for international missions aided by Hoterallia) and Lost Birds (exclusive air wing in cooperation with Saltstil Pact, under the Saltstil Defence Pact project).

The HASDF had an estimated 17,000 active personnel, with 6,500 reserved personnel as of 2019, and as of 2020 operates about 398 aircraft, approximately 142 of them are fighter aircraft.

Hoterallia Naval Self-Defense Force

Sailors from the HNSDF Tsuru Class Destroyer NSD Nikkō.

The Hoterallia Naval Self-Defense Force (ほてらじあ海軍の自衛軍, HNSDF), also simply known as the Hoterallian Navy, is the naval warfare branch of the Hoterallia Self-Defense Forces, tasked with the naval defence of Hoterallia. The HNSDF was formed following the dissolution of the Imperial Hoterallian Navy (IHN) after Second Reunification War of Hoterallia. The HNSDF has a fleet of over 90 ships and consists of approximately 33,000 personnel, with 3,500 are reservists. Its main tasks are to maintain control of the nation's sea lanes and to patrol territorial waters.

As a nation that historically depends on trading, dependent on maritime trade for the majority of its resources, including food and raw materials, naval and maritime operations are a very important aspect of Hoterallian defence policy. The HNSDF is known in particular for its anti-submarine warfare, power projection and anti-aircraft warfare. Due to this, the HNSDF earned the nickname "The Moving Island".

As a result of continuing effective defence investment due to Hoterallia's economic development in the 1960s and 1970s, the HNSDF became one of Anteria's largest navies by total tonnage. Historically, the Hoterallia Air Self-Defense Force (HASDF) has been relied on to provide air cover at sea, a role that is subordinate to the HASDF's primary mission of air defence of the homeland.

Domestic law enforcement

Community policing officers with standard uniforms and revolvers.

Domestic security in Hoterallia is provided mainly by the prefectural police departments and the provincial police departments, under the oversight of the National Police Agency.[60] As the central coordinating body for the Prefectural and Provincial Police Departments, the National Police Agency is administered by the National Public Safety Commission.[61] The Special Operations Squad comprises national-level counter-terrorism tactical units that cooperate with territorial-level Anti-Firearms Squads and Riot Police Units. The Hoterallian Coast Guard guards territorial waters surrounding Hoterallia and uses surveillance and control countermeasures against smuggling, marine environmental crime, poaching, piracy, spy ships, unauthorized foreign fishing vessels, and illegal immigration.[62][63] The Hoterallian Border Guard is the core force in charge, in coordination with other armed forces, localities and departments concerned, and depends on people to manage, protect borders, maintain security political, social order, and safety in the border areas, maintaining the external border.[62][12][64]

The Firearm and Sword Possession Control Law strictly regulates the civilian ownership of guns, swords and other weaponry, in accordance with a 1952 Hoterallian law which states: "No person shall possess a firearm or firearms or a sword or swords without proper licensing and training." and there are few exceptions.[65][66] Hoterallia has strict regulations on medical and recreational drugs. Importing or using any type of narcotics is illegal and there is generally no leniency. For example, the possession of cannabis has a jail sentence of up to five years for the first offense. There are no exceptions for celebrities; if a celebrity is caught then their products are removed from stores and it could bring an end to their career.[67] It is illegal to have prescription drugs mailed to you, and only designated parties in Hoterallia are allowed to import them.[68]

Infrastructure

Transportation

View of Dai-Minato Port from the sky.

Transportation in Hoterallia is modern and highly developed thanks to its early development. Hoterallia's transport sector stands out for its energy efficiency: it uses less energy per person compared to other countries in Anteria, thanks to a high share of rail transport and encouragement to use public transport by the government. Hoterallia's spending on roads has been large ever since the 1980s. The 983 thousand kilometres of paved road are the main means of transport. Hoterallia has right-hand traffic. A single network of high-speed, divided, limited-access toll roads connects major cities, which are operated by toll-collecting enterprises.

Since privatization in 1960, dozens of Hoterallian railway companies compete in regional and local passenger transportation markets; the major company is five HR enterprises. The high-speed Shinkansen (bullet trains), a Hoterallian-Riamese creation, that connects major cities are known for their safety and punctuality.

There are 175 airports in Hoterallia as of 2013. The largest domestic airport, Hokoro Airport in Oracloer, is Olivacia's second-busiest airport as of 2020.

There are some 899 ports in Hoterallia as of a survey made in April 2014. There are overlapping classifications of these ports, some of which are multi-purpose, e.g. cargo, passenger, naval, and fishery. The five designated "super" container ports are Dai-Minato, Oracloer (Metropolitan Area), Ryuiki, Go-kio, and Yotsu. 31 are designated major/international, 125 designated as important, while there are also purely fisherman ports.

Energy

Energy production in Hoterallia (2019)

  Oil power plants (32.3%)
  Nuclear power plants (30.1%)
  Coal power plants (22.7%)
  Hydropower plants (6.7%)
  Natural gas power plants (5.1%)
  Others (3.1%)

As of 2019, 32.3% of energy in Hoterallia was produced from petroleum, 30.1% from nuclear power, 22.7% from coal, 6.7% from hydropower, and 5.1% from natural gas, and the rest is split among other energy, including renewable energies. The country possesses a sufficient domestic reserve of fossil fuel, as well as coal and uranium.

In 1955, the Hoterajia Genshiryoku Hatsuden or Hoterallia Atomic Power Company (HAPC) was established. On 8 February 1975, Hoterallia issued its first nuclear power plant, and the A-11 Institute (now called Dai-Minato Nuclear Engineering Research and Design Institute) was founded. On 15 December 1983, Hoterallia's largest nuclear-generating station, a 288 MWe power plant, was connected to the grid.

The country's main renewable energy source is hydroelectricity, with an installed capacity of about 27 GW and a production of 69.2 TWh of electricity in 2009. As of September 2011, Hoterallia is estimated to have 1,198 small hydropower plants with a total capacity of 3,155 MW. The smaller plants accounted for 6.6 percent of Hoterallia's total hydropower capacity. The remaining capacity was filled by large and medium hydropower stations, typically sited at large dams.

Hoterallia currently produces about 9.8% of its electricity from renewable sources. In the next 20 years, Hoterallia intends on investing more into renewable energy. One initiative the Hoterallian government has implemented to boost the amount of renewable energy produced and purchased in Hoterallia is the feed-in tariff scheme. The scheme encourages companies to invest in renewable energy by providing set prices for various types of renewable energy. The initiatives appear to be working according to many surveys conducted by the HHK. Hoterallia's government pledged to increase renewable energy sources, including wind and solar, from 15% to 22–24% by 2035, while trying to decrease the importance of nuclear energy.

Economy

Orajioe, the financial centre of Hoterallia, also known as the "City That Never Sleeps".

Hoterallia possesses one of the biggest economies in Anteria, in terms of nominal GDP. As of 2019, Hoterallia's labour force consisted of 60 million workers. Hoterallia has a low unemployment rate of around 2.1 per cent as of 2020. Around 12 per cent of the population were below the poverty line in 2017. The Hoterallian gen is one of Anteria's largest reserve currencies.

Hoterallia's exports amounted to 20.7% of GDP in 2017. As of 2019, Hoterallia's main export markets were Riamo (22.8 percent), Vultesia (12.1 percent) and Gavrilia (11.8 percent). Its main exports are machinery, manufactured products, electrical machinery and chemicals. Hoterallia's main import markets as of 2019 were Riamo (26.5 percent), Gran Rugido (11 percent), and Vultesia (6.3 percent). Hoterallia's main imports are machinery and equipment, electrical machinery, chemicals and raw materials for its industries.

Hoterallia ranks high out of all of the Anterian countries in the ease of doing business index. The Hoterallian variant of capitalism has many distinct features: Okanebatsu enterprises are influential, lifetime employment and seniority-based career advancement are common in the Hoterallian work environment and lowering the costs of doing businesses, as well as putting restrictions in place to ensure rights and orders. Hoterallia has a large cooperative sector, with many Hoterallian companies are prominent in Anteria, including one of the largest consumer cooperatives and the largest industrial and services cooperative in the world as of 2018. Hoterallia ranks highly for competitiveness and economic freedom.

Poverty has declined significantly in Hoterallia and the relative poverty rate is now less than that of its neighbours. This decline can be attributed to equitable economic policies aimed at improving living standards and preventing the rise of inequality. These policies have included egalitarian land distribution during the initial stages of the 1950 National Act economic program, investment in poorer remote areas, and subsidising education and healthcare.

Agriculture

Hoterallian rice field.
Rice fields in Magateza, Dameko
Dai-Minato fish market
The Dai-Minato fish market from above.

As a result of several land reform measures during the 1950 National Act, Hoterallia is one of many major exporters of agricultural products thanks to its geography and history of arable land. It is now the Anteria's largest producer of cashew nuts, one of the largest producers of black pepper, and one of the largest rice exporters in since the 1970s.

But during the 1980s and 1990s, farmers started to be left far behind in both income and agricultural technology. They were attracted to the government's food control policy under which high rice prices were guaranteed and farmers were encouraged to increase the output of any crops of their own choice. Agriculture found success during the years of which the Mazuki and the Juriko were in office, as the two political factions sought to improve the economy (mainly the Juriko aims) and improve working standards of farmers (mainly the Mazuki aims).

Hoterallia ranked as of the biggest in the world in terms of tonnage of fish caught, Hoterallia maintains one of the Anteria's largest fishing fleets and accounts for nearly 5% of the global catch. But due to its geographical location, its EEZ is shared with San Calia, making it hard for Hoterallia to catch fish, to counter it, Hoterallia has greatly advanced the techniques of aquaculture or sea farming. In this system, artificial insemination and hatching techniques are used to breed fish and shellfish, which are then released into rivers or seas. These fish and shellfish are caught after they grow bigger. The Hoterallian Salmon is also raised this way. The Hoterallian fishing industry, both domestic and overseas, has long been centred in the Dai-Minato fish market, in Dai-Minato, which is one of the Anteria's largest wholesale markets for fresh, frozen, and processed seafood.

Industry

Dai-Minato Industrial Zone, one of the largest industrial zone in Hoterallia.

Hoterallia has a large industrial capacity and is home to some of the "one of the largest and most technologically advanced producers of machine tools, machinery, steel and nonferrous metals, ships, chemical substances, textiles, and processed foods". Hoterallia's industrial sector makes up approximately 35.5% of its GDP. The country's manufacturing output is one of the highest in Anteria as of 2019. Hoterallian manufacturing and industry is very diversified, with a variety of advanced industries that are highly successful.

Hoterallia's major export industries include machinery, manufactured products, consumer electronics, computers, semiconductorsand chemicals. Additional key industries in Hoterallia's economy are petrochemicals (domestically), pharmaceuticals, bioindustry, shipbuilding, aerospace, textiles, and processed foods. Hoterallian manufacturing industry is heavily dependent on imported raw materials.

Even though many Hoterallian companies are facing emerging rivals from both the Western and Eastern Hemispheres, Hoterallia is still a heavy competitor on the International stage, as they poses a strong presence in trading and connecting the East and West together.

Services

Hoterallia's service sector accounts for about 70% of its total economic output as of 2019. Banking, retail, transportation, and telecommunications are all major industries, with companies such as Imae, Kayama Banking Corporation Group (KBC Group), HTT, Upsilon, Hoterajia Life, PlatiThunder, and Tatte Corporation listed as among the largest in the world. Hoterallia's service industries, including trade, are the major contributor to gross national product (GNP), generating about 76.0 percent of the national totals in 2004. Moreover, services are the fastest-growing sector, it is expected that it will outperform manufacturing. The service sector covers many diverse activities. Wholesale and retail trade was dominant, but advertising, data processing, publishing, tourism, leisure industries, entertainment, and other industries grew rapidly in the 1980s and 1990s. Most service industries were small and labor-intensive but became more technologically sophisticated as computer and electronic products were incorporated by management.

Science and technology

Hoterallia is a leading nation in scientific research, particularly in the natural sciences and engineering. Science and technology in Hoterallia have developed rapidly after the Second Reunification War, which has affected the advancement of vehicle technology, consumer electronics, robotics, medical devices, and the film industry. Hoterallia's focus on intensive mathematics education and the reverence for engineers in Hoterallian culture aids engineering talent development, which has produced advances in automotive engines, television display technology, videogames, and many other fields.

Culture in Hoterallian economics

Hoterallia has a lot of engineers who work at desks. When it comes to implementation, though, they lose confidence and haven't got the courage of their convictions when other people criticize them. Engineers like that can't build cars or computers. Success in this industry demands engineers who have the courage and the decisiveness to implement ideas.Made in Hoterallia, Autobiography of Hitachi Shousha

Kiso o Kizuku (基礎を築く), or "consensus-building", in Hoterallian culture is an informal process of quietly laying the foundation for some proposed change or project, by talking to the people concerned, gathering support and feedback, and so forth. It is considered an important element in any major change before any formal steps are taken, and successful nemawashi enables changes to be carried out with the consent of all sides.

Hoterallian companies are known for management methods such as "Shousha's Strategy". Kōjō (向上, Hoterallian for "improve") is a Hoterallian philosophy that focuses on continuous improvement throughout all aspects of life, rooted in the Hoterallian The Three Goals. When applied to the workplace, Kōjō activities continually improve all functions of a business, from manufacturing to management and from the CEO to the assembly line workers. By improving standardized activities and processes, Kōjō aims to eliminate waste. Kōjō was first implemented in several Hoterallian businesses during the country's recovery after the Second Reunification War, including Shousha Group and Tsuru Group, and has since spread to businesses throughout Anteria.

Demographic

The Orajioe Metropolitan Area is ranked as one of the most populous metropolitan areas in the world.

Hoterallia has a population of 76.5 million, of which 74.9 million are Hoterallian nationals (2020 estimates). A small population of foreign residents makes up the remainder. In 2019, 92% of the total Hoterallian population lived in cities. The capital city Orajioe has a population of 6.5 million (2021). It is part of the Orajioe Metropolitan Area, one of the biggest metropolitan areas in the world with 7,490,000 people (2018).

Ethnic minority groups in Hoterallia include the indigenous Ryumian and Central Hoterallian. Zan-Katoia, Riamese, Rugidoan, Gavrilian, Vultesians mostly of Hoterallian descent, and nonnatives mostly of Hoterallian descent are also among Hoterallia's small minority groups.

Immigrants from Hoterallia in San Jorge Xayacatlán, Gran Rugido (1910).

Hoterallia has one of the longest overall life expectancies at birth of any country in Anteria, at 79 years as of 2019. Between 6 million and 7 million people moved their residences each year during the 1980s. About 50% of these moves were within the same prefecture; the others were relocations from one prefecture to another. During Hoterallian's economic development in the twentieth century, and especially during the 1960s and 1970s, migration was characterized by urbanization as people from rural areas in increasing numbers moved to the larger metropolitan areas in search of better jobs and education. Out-migration from rural prefectures continued in the late 1980s and early 1990s, but more slowly than in previous decades.

According to the Hoterallian immigration centre, the number of foreign residents in Hoterallia steadily increased, and the number of foreign residents exceeded 3.0 million people in 2019. The current issue of the slowly shrinking workforce in Hoterallia for its non-stop advancing industrial sector of the economy has resulted in a recent need to attract foreign labour to the country. Reforms that took effect in 2015 relaxed visa requirements for "Highly Skilled Foreign Professionals" and create a new type of residence status with an unlimited period of stay.

Education

Hoterallian students and parents during the universities results day. One of the major steps of young Hoterallian is getting into a good university

Primary schools, secondary schools, and universities were introduced early in 1579 as a result of the Hosu Taigokufu Downfall, before that, education was deemed as private and only nobles were able to have an education.[69] Since the 1950 National Act, compulsory education in Hoterallia comprises an elementary and junior high school, which together last for nine years.[69][70] Almost all children continue their education at a three-year senior high school. The two top-ranking universities in Hoterallia are the University of Gerkoller and Orajioe University.[71] Since May 2014, various schools began the academic year with elementary school and junior high school integrated into one nine-year compulsory schooling program.[72]

Hoterallian who doesn't choose to take 3 years of high school or any form of education, will be encouraged to join the military, joining the military will train Hoterallian to develop life skills and prepare them for the future, after 3 years of military services, the government and the military will advise and help Hoterallian to find a stable job and employment opportunities for their future.[73][69]

Health

Health care is provided by national and local governments. The country offers free health care for children from the age of 1 to 18 and the elderly from 75 above. People without insurance through employers can participate in a national health insurance program administered by local governments[74]. Since 1988, all elderly persons have been covered by government-sponsored insurance.[75]

Hoterallia's one of the most major significant public health issues is smoking among Hoterallian. Hoterallia has one of the lowest rates of heart disease in the world.[74]

Culture

Hoterallian people in Orajioe.

The traditional focuses of Hoterallian culture are based on The Three Goals (三つの目標), which are: Strength, Prosperity, Virtue. (剛強、繁盛、善徳。) in which family and community values are highly regarded. Hoterallia reveres several key cultural symbols, the national animal is the Shibu, the national symbol is the Phoenix, the national tree is the sakura, the national flower is the lotus. Historically, Hoterallian were afraid of outside influences, they were thought to be a poison that will kill the culture of Hoterallia. But since the early 19th Century, Hoterallia has seen a greater exposure to other Anterian nations culture and media.

Contemporary Hoterallian culture combines influences from Olivacia, Thrismari and Thuadia. Traditional Hoterallian arts include crafts such as ceramics, textiles, pottery, swords and clothing. Hoterallia has a developed system for the protection and promotion of both tangible and intangible Cultural Properties and National Treasures. Hoterallian deeply respects their history and culture, with Eastern Hoterallian being the history keepers.

Media

The logo of the HHK.

According to the 2014 HHK, Hoterallia's most viewed broadcasting company, a survey on television viewing in Hoterallia, 81 percent of Hoterallian watch television daily.[76] Hoterallian television dramas are viewed both within Hoterallia and internationally;[77] other popular shows are in the genres of variety shows, comedy, and news programs.[78] Hoterallian newspapers are among the most circulated in the world as of 2016, with the Orajioe Daily being the most popular.[79]

View of a monoga store in Dai-Minato.

In a survey back in 2018, over 85% referred to reading the newspapers instead of reading news online, Hoterallia has around 100 newspapers and magazines of all kinds, with many being political newspapers or regional newspapers that are owned by the government.[80]

Hoterallia has one of the oldest and largest film industries globally.[81] Hoterallia animated films and television series, known as anime, were largely influenced by Hoterallian monoga and have been extensively popular in Anteria.[82][83] Hoterallia is a world-renowned powerhouse of animation. Hoterallian enjoys anime and monoga more than many nations in Anteria, they have a large amount of forum, talks, discussion, and events that attracts thousands from all over Anteria.[84][85][86]

In Hoterallia, as of 2017, nearly 100% of residents are online,[87][88], and some form of social media is being used by over half of the population.[89][90]

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