Reaskuskjo

Republic of Reàskuskjo Promasjusjato Mukjué Reàskuskjo Liko-ro (Sjéparuso) Capital: Jorisiluusanjo Population: 8,000,000 (2021) Motto: A-i-mojaro-ro Jo-a Nàjatopi (United We Stand) Anthem: Skulamojo Riu Motoje-ro, Parsji Jokuaro (O' Guardians of the Valley, Dignity Sings)

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Reàskuskjo is an industrialized country in South Antarephia, occupying the western side of the Central Range. A majority of the country sits in a valley, with mountains and hills on either side.
Reàskuskjo gained independence in 1342, after the split of the Kinimojaro Sjépar (Sjépar Empire), which split into three major nations: Joriskjo, Sjàmoji, and Reàskuskjo. The name originates from the geography of the nation, which is originally translated to be Reài-skulamojskjo (Land of the Central Valley). In 1798, the Monarchist system inherited from the Sjépar Empire was abolished in favour of a democratic system instead. The reorganization saw the country establish a federalist bicameral democratic system, with Kepe J. Smoàvoli elected as the nation's first Prime Minister on December 5th, 1798. In 1919, Prime Minister Lio Masju Venàriro passed sweeping legislation granting him sole authority to rule for an unlimited number of terms, and directly appoint leaders to inherit his position without question. This action directly led to the 1933 Sjàmi Rush, which saw a coup d'état executed by Reàskuskji backed parties on the country of Sjàmoji. The ensuing guerilla warfare lasted for 6 years, until a tentative agreement was reached on March 19, 1939, and the Treaty of Màsjajo finalized the annexation on July 23, 1941. On December 5, 1993, Koju Venàriro took office as the third generation of Venàriro members to rule the country. Koju officially repealed the initial 1919 orders from his grandfather Lio Masju, and restored the democratic system on February 2, 1994. Koju Venàriro remained in office until 2003, and contributed greatly to re-establishing international relations. His successor, Umar Sjolovi awarded Koju Venàriro with the Reàskuskjiro Jokuaripi (Reàskuskjo Dignity) in 2006, the highest order medal any Reàskuskji citizen can receive for his unprecedented reversal of the autocratic rule, and relations efforts. In 2009, Reàskuskjo joined the Antarephian Coalition, and adopted both the Antari and open border policy in 2010.

Geography

Geography of Reàskuskjo
Continent	Antarephia
Region	Central
Population	8,000,000 (2021)
Area
• Total	74,057 km2 46,026.72 sq mi
• Water (%)	5.26
Population density	108.02 km2 173.81 sq mi
Time zone	+3

Reàskuskjo sits on the western side of the Central Antarephian Range. The country is mostly flat in the western and central segments. A smaller range of mountains and foothills make the northern part of the border with Joriskjo, and in the southwest, the hills sever the flat arable extreme west portion of the country. There is one large pass heading west and east, which serves as a major corridor, connecting to the capital city of Jorisiluusanjo. There are smaller passes, such as the Skulamojisji Pass along the coast. The hills pinch towards (unnamed river), and a few small passes in the southern part of the range allow for some north-south connections without travelling through Jorisiluusanjo. The southern and eastern areas of Reàskuskjo (formerly Sjàmoji territory) contain large rugged mountains and are rich in minerals, Coal, metals such as Iron, Nickel, and Copper, and rare earth metals. Many mining towns exist in these areas and were historically quite isolated due to the difficulty of navigating the terrain.

Politics

Government of Reàskuskjo
Bicameral Parliamentary Republic
Capital	Jorisiluusanjo
Head of state
• Prime Minister	Muàjo Sjimija (2018-)
• Parliamentary Representative of the Sjàmi	Skomru Mjràsjét (2023-)
Legislature	Bicameral Parliament
• Upper house	Miskjoék Big House
• Lower house	Miskjopi Small House
Judiciary	Misuskji-sjé Reàskuskji Farujéki Supreme Court of Reàskuskjo

Administrative Divisions

Administrative divisions of Reàskuskjo
First-level	Country (Reàskuskjo)
Second-level	Subcountry Unit (Reaskuskji Jorisi, Reaskuskji Arusi/Sjàmoji)
Third-level	Provinces Mojaro (xx in Reaskusjo Jorisi, 7 in Reaskuskji Arusi/Sjàmoji)
Fourth-level	Municipal divisions (Cities, towns, regional authorities)

Population and Demographics

Demographics of Reàskuskjo
Demonym	Reàskuskji
Official languages	Sjéparuso
Recognized minority languages	Ingerish, Sjéparuso Reàskuskji, Sjàmi, Ting Planete

Economy

Economy of Reàskuskjo
Mixed - Welfare Capitalist economy
Currency	Antari (ANT, ₳)
Monetary authority	Antarephian Coalition Central Bank (Antari, international trade using ANT) Panka-sjé Reàskuskji Reàmusi Central Bank of Reàskuskjo (for domestic purposes)
GDP (PPP)	2024
• Total	$501.76B
• Per capita	$62,720
GDP (nominal)	2024
• Total	$546.92B
• Per capita	$68,365
HDI (2023)	0.901 very high
Unemployment rate	4.10

Transportation

Infrastructure of Reàskuskjo
Roadways
• Driving side	Right
• Minimum age	17
• Maximum speed	130 km/h
Railways
• Passing side	Right
• Gauge	1435mm
• Maximum speed	320 km/h
Electrical power generation
Coal    7.5% Oil    0.5% Natural Gas    1.2% Nuclear    49.4% Hydroelectric    19.6% Renewables    20.5% Geothermal    1.1% Other    0.2%
Mains electricity	230V, 50hz
Telephone code	+62
Internet TLD	.rk