Lenizaika

United Communes of Lenizaika Komwnas Unidas d'Lenizaika (Kastelenizo) Capital: Biyasigal Population: 10.928.703 (2025) Motto: Unyón es Liberazyón (Union is liberation)

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Lenizaika, officially the United Communes of Lenizaika (Kastelenizo: Komwunas Unidas d'Lenizaika) is a sovereign state and a union of nine communes (Komwnas) in the Gwynian Peninsula of Northern Archanta. It is a small country, bordering AR058 to the north-east and AR065 to the east and the Asperic Ocean to the south, west and north-west. It features a mountainous interior that separates the humid coast from the drier valleys and the north-eastern desert. Its capital and largest city is Biyasigal in the centre of the country, along the Posya river. It is a federal socialist one-party republic through the Communist Party of Lenizaika (Partyo Komwnista d'Lenizaika), led by a council of revolutionaries (called Lyekes) that act as the head of state; with an elected council acting as the head of government (called Konseqo).

History

History of Lenizaika
Middle Ages	498-1502
• Kingdom of Devon	515
• Asido Kingdom	1186
• War of the Posya Valley	1252
• Wars of Moeda	1329, 1435, 1507
Colonial Period	1502-1861
• Castellanese Control: Viceroyalty of Güinia	1582
• War of Tarbya	1637
Postcolonial Period	1861-present day
• Ilenxazyón	1848
• Kingdom of Posya	1898
• Civil War	1923-1927
• Union of Communes	1927

Political System and Territorial Divisions

System of Government

Lenizaika is a federal socialist one-party republic, governed by the Communist Party of Lenizaika (Partyo Komwnista d'Lenizaika). Its system of government has three main bodies. The first body is the Government (Gobyerno) is mostly equivalent to the executive power, and is composed of a main council (Konseqo) with fifteen members that hold the title of Prime Minister rotatively. Each of the members of the Konseqo are part of secondary thematical councils (Minikonses) which treat specific topics. This body is supposed to scout the necesity for new measures or reforms and take them into action. The second body is the Lower Party (Partyo Baqe), which is mainly equivalent to the legislative power, and is composed of a series of assemblies that work through direct democracy in each of the countries subdivisions. Thus, there are municipal assemblies (Asamblyas), assemblies of the oblasts (Obyets), assemblies of the communes (Komwnitautos) and a National Parliament (Kongyeso). The Asamblyas work through direct democracy in each municipality (bigger municipalities may have several that then have to agree) in which every citizen can participate. Some representatives are chosen to represent each Asamblya in the Obyets, however, in some cases there is another intermediate assembly that represents several municipalities together in the Obyet (this is the case of the biggest metropolitan areas and some ethnically diverse regions). As in the case of the Asamblyas, some representatives are chosen to represent the whole Obyet in the Komwnitauto and again to represent the Komwnitauto in the Kongyeso. The Partyo Baqe represents the will of the people and is a democratic institution to represent society's interests. Lastly, the Upper Party (Partyo Alte) is led by the Sabyos, a council which acts as the Heas of State and is meant to defend socialist and revolutionary principles, ensuring every measure taken adheres to them. They hold veto power over the other two bodies, and are in charge of international representation. The Sabyos is formed by five people who demonstrate their knowledge and loyalty to the regime. In addition to the Sabyos, it also holds committees of inspectors (Ynspekos) whose role is to revise the laws that are being passed, ensuring cohesion with the principles defended under the Constitution. The Ynspekos act under the leadership of the Sabyos, and can study the laws in any and all stages of their processing. The Partyo Alte is an authocratic institution designed to defend the revolutionary principles and the survival of the socialist ideology even above popular will.

The Gobyerno and the Partyo Baqe are the only bodies with the power of initiating the passing of laws. In the case of the Partyo Baqe, it can begin at any step of the ladder, and must be approved by those above it. In the case of the Gobyerno, at least one Minikonse must propose it and the Konseqo must approve it. Once the proposing body has approved the measure, it passes on to the Partyo Alte to be studied by the Ynspekos. If the Ynspekos find any contradiction between the proposal and the revolutionary ideology, the process is stopped until the Sabyos decide whether to reform the proposal or scrap it complitely. If the Ynspekos approve of it, it is passed on to the other body. In the case of a law proposed by the Gobyerno, the Kongyeso must approve it for it to pass. If it does not, or if any Komwnitauto objects to it, it must then be approved by more than two thirds of the Obyets with at least half of the population. In the case of a law proposed by the Partyo Baqe, it must be approved by the Konseqo and ratified by more than half of the Minikonses. In a case in which one of the bodies has approved it and the other has not, the Sabyos of the Partyo Alte decide whether it is implemented or not.

Administrative divisions of Lenizaika
First-level	9 Communes (Komwnas)
Second-level	28 Oblasts
Largest cities
• Biyasigal • Guadalkalá • Zyudadela de Lelvel • Tyel • Learzo	784,829 527,893 392,054 372,073 340,103

Territorial Divisions

Commune	Capital	Area (km2)	Population (2025)
Eusira	Tyel	2743.71	1,695,808
Venzitarsa	Galbwrgo	3561.84	1,336,616
Moeda	Ýdnos	4010.02	1,087,481
Alte Posya	Dẃdas	5629.00	1,226,352
Baqe Posya	Guadalkalá	3211.60	2,112,602
L'Elvel	Zyudadela dl'Elvel	3677.62	820,777
Andinar	Duarte	3807.23	1,418,834
Tarbya	Jealdenkazú	7027.06	474,463
Komwna Vederal	Biyasigal	510.42	1,643,643

Largest Cities and Metropolitan areas

City	Commune	City population	Metropolitan Area	Metropolitan population
Biyasigal	Komwna Vederal	784.829	Biyasigal	1,643,643
Guadalkalá	Baqe Posya	527.893	Guadalkalá	1,306,562
Zyudadela dl'Elvel	L'Elvel	392.054	Zyudadela dl'Elvel	750,000
Tyel	Eusira	372.073	Tyel-Omarisdeo-Lilya	1,081,820
Learzo	Andinar	340.103	Learzo-Duarte	650,000
Dẃdas	Alte Posya	317.092	Dẃdas	500,000
Galbwrgo	Venzitarsa	286.829	Galbwrgo-Konstantina-Lamar	720,742
Ýdnos	Moeda	234.081	Ýdnos	378,018
Duarte	Andinar	220.719	Learzo-Duarte	650,000
Buyvana	Alte Posya	213.904	Buyvana	400,000
Séroven	Andinar	193.094	Baýa de Séroven	415,862
Lilya	Eusira	152.089	Tyel-Omarisdeo-Lilya	1,081,820
Aketza	Alte Posya	142.098	Aketza	200,000
Lwkamín	Baqe Posya	136.062	Lwkamín	230,022
Konstantina	Venzitarsa	126.828	Galbwrgo-Konstantina-Lamar	720,742
Lokena	Komwna Vederal	123.201	Biyasigal	1,643,643
Etsezerya	Eusira	121.041	Etsezerya	167,424
Zenyz	Tarbya	117.802	Zenyz	150,000
Yonaqí	Baqe Posya	116.128	Guadalkalá	1,306,562

Demographics

Demographics of Lenizaika
Demonym	Lenizo, Lenizaiko
Official languages	Kastelenizo
Ethnicities
Posíes    39.8% Usires    28.7% Andinos    16.5% Daukeras    9.4% Ulethans    4.6% Others    1.0%

Lenizaika has a population of just below 11 million inhabitants, with a population density of 320 inhabitants per square kilometer. Most of its population lives in the urban centers, especially those near the coast or bigger rivers. This makes it so that the country is composed of dense urban corridors along the rivers with rural areas in between.

Ethnicities

Lenizaika has five ethnic groups that are considered indigenous (Posíes, Usires, Daukeras and Andinos), in addition to white Ulethan groups that settled the country during its colonial period.

Infrastructure

Infrastructure of Lenizaika
Roadways
• Driving side	Right
• Minimum age	18
• Maximum speed	100km/h (Motorroad)
Railways
• Passing side	Right
• Gauge	1435mm
• Electrification	yes
• Maximum speed	250km/h (Highspeed)

Transport

Highways and roads

Lenizaika has a system of national highways that connect all of its main cities. Most of the main highways are up to motorroad standards in at least part of their length.