Sacnite
People's Republic of Sacnite | |
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| Location of Sacnite in Sirklant Location of Sacnite in Sirklant | |
| Capital | Cabáh |
| Largest City | Lacam Xá |
| Official languages | Fueru and Xotan |
| Recognised national languages | Nachuli |
| Demonym(s) | Sacnian |
| Government | presidential socialist republic |
• Premier | Axchoqchin Kan |
| Maria Gutiérrez-Ixtáb | |
| Valiente Capracan | |
| Legislature | National Democratic Assembly |
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| Population | |
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• Density | 148.68/km2 (385.1/sq mi) |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
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• Per capita | $5,341 |
| Gini | 31.55 medium |
| HDI (2013) | 0.773 high |
| Currency | Lapi (໑) (SCN) |
| Date format | MM-DD-YYYY |
| Driving side | left |
| Calling code | +63 |
| Internet TLD | .cl |
The People's Republic of Sacnite, commonly referred to as Sacnite is a sovereign state in northern Sirklant with land borders to XXX, XXX, XXX and the Mondarian territory of Nuevamieva and sea borders with Bitol and XXX. It is the sole sovereign state in the Ríu de Xúpiter peninsula with Nuevamieva under direct control of Mondejar. By XXXX it has reached a population of XXX million, XXth in thr continent. Its capital and largest city, Cabáh and Lacam Xa, both constitute XX% of that population.
Sacnite was part of a wider, thriving Kunah civilization over northern Sirklant, in particular being the domain of the Sea Lords of T'isil and the Temple to Cuculcán in Tixo. For a while, its high position in native Sirklant's trade network would lead to a trend towards political centralization, though most gestures of this were quashed at the cradle with the entrance of Mondarian settlers in 1542, spurned by the royal search for gold after XXX. While some polities became The largest kingdom in this, Tixo would fall to the Neo-Aquiline conquistadores, and by 5 years, the colonial government was established in 1547, instituting a caste system and entrenching the local nobility (the Príncipalia).
Nationalist and anticolonial movements during the time were sporadic, though the most notable came with revolutionary Saturninu Cauil, founding the Prima Republica, which, coupled by political instability, fell under a Mondejar-led coalition in 1915. Influenced by the Primavera, the Mondarian government revived oppressive measures since abolished before the Republic. Rising tensions between the native Peninsulares and the elite Aquilanos would come to ahead with the populist Cavilistas which called for independence and expulsion of the Mondarians. The People's War of 1949, with Hitotami support, would drive Mondarian power from most of the peninsula, setting the current borders in the region. In the following Sirklant Wars, Sacnite supported various liberation movements in the region with varying success, most notably Bitol in its own war with Sazarin.
The current Liberationist government, while since warmed diplomatically to the north and competed in international markets since the late 1980's and relaxed most political restrictions under the Abertura policy, Sacnite has been reported to continue to be rife with authoritarianism and corruption. The Revolutionary People's Army and the leading Cavilista Party continue to dominate politics, while local patronage politics, especially in the interior, continue to define vernacular administration. Most of the economy is either state-owned or collectivized, respectively in manufacturing and agriculture. Sacnite is a major member of the Prolintern and the Golden Circle Pact.
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History
Prehistory
Settlers and rise of urbanism
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Cunaic Golden Age and arrival of Ihtiram
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Three Kingdoms period
The Mondarian Hegemony
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The increase of contact with Sirklant during the renaissance prompted the further consolidation of power amongst the post-Aquiline states, most especially the Duchies of Querina, Victoria and Mondejar.
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Government and politics
By constitution and practice, Sacnite functions as a unitary socialist presidential republic, in which executive powers are fully vested upon the Premier of Sacnite and the Chairman of the Central Committee. The Premier is formally the chief supervisor of local government in the country, while the Central Committee handles the administration of the central government.
Much of Sacnite's political system has been derived from the Proletarian Cauvist ideology, which is enshrined by the constitution and a required adherence for participation in government. The ruling National Proletarian Party (Partíu Nacional de Proletariáu) denotes that the People's Republic operated under a [[Four Stages of the Revolution|gradual revolutionary process, which, since the Abertura period, has been declared to be in its final stages. The devolution of administrative powers under the Proletarian system is reflected in the powers of local government, where its people's councils are guaranteed political autonomy while under the "supervisory right" of the Premier.
These local government units at its most basic (people's councils) are consolidated in the central National Democratic Assembly which serve as de jure a semi-corporatist consultative body and the direct electors of both the Premier and Central Committees. The assembly is neatly divided between local government and the sectoral/corporate bodies. The people only elect their provincial and municipal government. Most independent organization thus happens in the more local levels of government, which in turn maintain the dominant status of the ruling party in the higher levels (especially in the executive).
There is no independent judiciary in Sacnite, it is handled mainly by the Secretariat of the Safeguarding of the Revolution, making it beholden to the Central Committee. Higher cases however are deliberated by the Committee, and at its fullest extent, in concert with the Premier and the National Assembly (cf. constitutional convention).
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