Cinasia

Republic of Cinasia 德華民國 (Cinasian) Capital: Yu-king Population: 79,009,542 (2021) Motto: rule of virtue 弘道正德 Anthem: Irisation Song 《慶雲頌》

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Cinasia (pronounced /sin-na-sia/), officially the Republic of Cinasia (德華民國), is a country in Archanta. The country geographically includes Cinasia Bunto (本土) and overseas provinces of Yuethon (越漢), and Tamón (潭澳). The capital of the country is Yu King (禺興) while the largest city is Tan Kong (壇港).

Cinasia Bunto is located on the southern part of the Muinon Peninsula and borders Kuehong to the north and Kaoscha to the west. Yuethon laid about 5,500km from Cinasia Bunto, at the west coast of northern Archanta. Base on the country’s geographical uniqueness and advance economy development, Cinasia is a significant regional power.

Etymology

Cinasia is first existed in geographic record as Namkon (南國). It is believed the name Cinasia is derived from the Castellanese and Ingerish word cinnamon. Cinnamon is a spice made from certain types of trees, and it is the most renowned trading goods of Cinasia in its early history. The name was first widely mentioned among international traders in the 14^th century. In a more general definition, Cinasia includes nowadays Bunto and Kaoscha, until Kaoscha became a sovereign state in 1914.

Geography

Geography of Cinasia
Continent	North Archanta
Population	79,009,542 (2021)
Area
• Total	278,200 km2 107,414 sq mi
• Water (%)	3.2%
Population density	TBD km2 TBD sq mi
Major rivers	TBD
Time zone	WUT+7, +10 (MST)

Geography

Cinasia is in Archanta, situated in the East Ocean, separated from the Uletha coast by the North Ocean. Cinasia Bunto is characterized by a central mountain range running from north east to south west. This mountainous terrain gives Cinasia its distinctive geography. with several peaks exceeding 3,000 meters (9,800 feet) in height. Mount Waloong (華隆山) is the highest peak, standing at 4,005 meters (13,139 feet) and is the highest point of Muinon Peninsula. Two fertile basins were located in Zu Ngai (珠崖) and Wan Meng (雲夢). Numerous rivers flow from the central mountains to the East and North Ocean, creating fertile plains in the country's north and east coast. The southern part of Cinasia is more plains-oriented, while the north coast is more rugged.For Geography of Yuethon and other overseas provinces, please refer to Yuethon.

Climate

Cinasia, located in Muinon Peninsula, experiences a humid subtropical climate characterized by hot and humid conditions throughout much of the year. Summers are long and sweltering, with temperatures often exceeding 27 °C (80.6 °F), accompanied by high humidity levels. Winters are mild, with temperatures rarely dropping below 10 °C (50 °F). May to October is the wet season. The region is prone to typhoons during the summer and early autumn, bringing heavy rainfall and occasionally causing flooding. The diverse topography of Cinasia, including coastal areas and mountainous regions, contributes to variations in local climates.

For climate of Yuethon and other overseas provinces, please refer to Yuethon.

History

History of Cinasia
	(before 2)

Various Neeg tribes have inhabited the land of what will be Cinasia since 800 BC. During various periods, the area was invaded and occupied by the neighbouring Kue and Bai. In 200 AD, the various tribes founded the first Neeg Kingdom of Tsuchaw(Zuchaw), which went on to subdue the Kue tribes. However, the Kingdom became a vassal state of the Bai Qiang Empire and was subsequently annexed by Bai forces in the 6th century AD when Tsuchaw refused to tribute. Qiang was not able to control the new conquered land which brought it into the fedual Princes' Era, the region became the heart of the influential Un(Yuan 源) family, who controlled the various southern princely states in the region. In 753AD Un Luk Tsing (源陸正) led a troop of 4000 soldiers crossing the Central Mountains and won a succession of victories in war with Neeg kingdoms (Nowadays Yu-King) and became one of the leading forces of the Northern States during the (War of River Valleys ?). Although defeated, the Un kingdoms survived and became the tribute of the First Bai Dynasty. During the war that give birth to Suo Dynasty of Bai, the court of Later Un Dynesty (後源朝) split into pro-Bai group and anti-Bai group. Pro-Bai group got the final triumph and established Chiu Kingdom (趙朝)

many of the Bai princes were exiled to the Cinasian region during the (Ninwan invasion?). They were joined by rebels in the aftermath of the failed (White Dragon Rebellion?) in 1574. However, some prince among them has contributed the culture and political reform which brought the First Golden Age, during this period, Castellan traders visited the kingdom for spice and named the place Cinasia. In 1623, with the support of the native Kue, the Bai on the Muinon Peninsula proclaimed the Yuet Dynasty against the Suo. The Yuet failed to take over the Bai proper but continued to rule the Muinon Peninsula including nowadays Kaoscha and Cinasia. In the 1700s, Yuet has divided into two kingdoms, Wai(淮) and Pong(龐), with wai based in the north and Pong base in the south, the two nations confront along the Central Mountains. Chan court, succeed the Wai court, reunified Cinasian in 1803 with Ingerlish aid, as a return, Tankong was ceded to Ingerland as a trade port. At that time, the whole peninsular was falling under the influence of foreign powers. Through trade open with military reformation, the Chan modernised and create the Second Golden Age. In 1830, after the war with the western superpower, chan gained a colony which is the modern Yuethon. As a dowry of the Royal marriage, Tamon ceded to Castellan. As the country suffered inequality and famine in the process of industrialization. Ingland and Middle class requested a full range political reform but the royal family responded to small portion of the request, this has directly led to the outbreak of Revolution in 1911 and establishment of the Cinasian Republic, the adopted son of the last emperor established Kaoscha under the assist of (German), and the Republic is under deep influence of Ingerland. In 1930s Ho Ling Wha was elected as the third president and stabilised the domestic chaos of economic depression.

Ho, however, failed to quell the Kue rebellion, and sparked political instability in the country as communists attempted to take over the country. Communist Liberate Army conquer Yu-King and hanged Ho. Some of the Republic Generals in established the Second Republic to resist the Red Tide. They have taken back the control with small progress but the Second Republic could not effectively support allies in the north eastern coast and they were forced to join Kuehong. The Cinasian Civil War ended in the 60s with Federal States' assistance, and with foreign direct investments, Cinasia rapidly developed and became one of the fastest-growing economies in the region. Today, Cinasia is one of the most developed states in Northern Archanta and is ranked highly in terms of political and civil liberties, education, health care and human development. Cinasia continues to be claimed by the Bai Empire but is recognised as an independent state by many nations. The country is populated largely by ethnic Bai who descended from migrants to the peninsula, alongside native Neegs, Kue and other indigenous minorities. The official language is Cinasian, which the government and the people insist they have inherited the traditional language from Baiyu and have more pride.

Government and politics

Government of Cinasia
Unitary semi-presidential republic
Capital	Yu King
Head of state
• President (總統)	Li Yu Ming (李汝明)
• Premier (行政院長)	Wong Cheung (黃昌)
Legislature
• Upper house	Sénat(監察院)
• Lower house	National Assembly(立法院)
Judiciary	Judicial Branch(司法院)
Major political parties
Nationalist Party 國家黨   Freedom Alliance 自由盟   Labour Party 工黨   Kung Ming Wui 共明會   Progressive Democratic 進步民主黨   Yuethon National Party 越漢獨立黨   Green Party 綠黨   Independence 獨立
International organizations
AN, CCW

The following table is the local administrative structure of Cinasia:

Administrative divisions

Administrative divisions of Cinasia
First-level	12
Second-level	235

Local Administrative Structure of Republic of Cinasia 德華民國地方行政層級
Constitutional 憲制自治團體	Regional 區域自治團體	Local 地方政府
Province 省	County 縣	Borough 縣轄市
		Urban-Township 鎮
		Rural-Township 鄉
		Special Area 特別地區
	City 省轄市	District 區
		Special Area 特別地區
Special Municipality 院轄市	District 區	Sub-District 次分區
		Special area 特別地區

Province 省	Postal Abbrev. 郵政簡寫	Provincal Capital 省會	Area (km2) 面積	Land Area (km2) 陸地面積	Population(2017) 人口
Yu King Special Municipality 禺興院轄市	YH	Ching Hoi District 靖海區	979.37	972.51	7,138,527
Hang Fa Special Municipality 杏華院轄市	HF	Shing Tai District 盛泰區	466.44	395.03	2,315,344
Yu Sheng Special Municipality 雨生院轄市	YS	Shiang Li District 翔里區	348.80		3,152,668
King Gei Province 京畿省	KG	Shim Shing 禪城市	11,780.18	9,758.07	9,315,634
Wha Long Province 華龍省	WL	Long On 龍安市	3,759.39		3,951,382
Cho Ting Province 楚庭省	CT	Sai Kong 西貢市	10240.45		2,511,029
Sze Yup Province 四邑省	SY	Kong Chow City 岡州市	19,328.31		11,680,245
Dong Kun Province 東官省	DK	Fu Lam City 富林市	16,892.41		6,173,099
Teo Cun Province 潮循省	TC	Lek Yuen City 瀝源市	11,964.34		3,173,125
Si Hing Province 始興省	SH	Sin Qiu City 仙橋市	9,780.13	8,012.34	2,015,908
Ling Nam Province 嶺南省	LN	Yan Ning City 恩寧市	17,368.55		10,056,487
Ning Hoi Province 寧海省	NH	Kun Tong City 官桐市	10,142		3,094,620
Ran Lo Province 仁羅省	RL	San Tau City 新投市	9,043		1,988,628
Zu Ngi Province 諸崖省	ZN	Long Chuen City 隆川市	9,043		4,036,214
Po Ning Province 浦靈省	PN	Chong Zheng City 中正市	9,043		8,406,632

Military

The Republic of Cinasia Armed Forces (德華民國國軍), are the armed forces of Cinasia. The Cinasia Armed Forces has a reported personnel strength of 961,000 in 2018 (599,000 active and 362,000 reserve). Active members have been decreased from the peak value of 1,083,000 right after the civil war in 1973. Defense budget of the country is about 3.6% of the total government spending.Cinasia's military forces are responsible for maintaining the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the state, and also engage in peacekeeping operations and humanitarian, disaster-relief efforts worldwide. Besides, Cinasia is believed to have had an operational nuclear weapons capability since 1972, but the state has not admit.

The Republic of Cinasia Armed Forces were founded in 1907.

Army

The Land force was established in 1912. It can be traced back to the establishment of the Revolution Militia in 1907 by founding fathers of the Republic. It is the largest branch of the military forces.

Navy

The Cinasian Navy established in 1907, with two warships declared independent from the royal force's command and join the revolution. During the World War and Civil War later on, Navy played an important role to support land divisions. It also suffered serious lost under the communist naval bombers. The government has vastly increased naval investment since 1980. It is classified as "Blue Water Navy" since 2012.

Marine

The Cinasian Marine Corps was formed from the former Navy Sentry Corps in December 1914, it used to have five divisions, but in 2004, the ROCMC downsize into three divisions 36th, 87th, and 88th Division, and a quick respond corp 115th Corp. The Cinasian Marine Corps' official motto is "永遠忠誠" (Forever Loyalty),

Economy

Economy of Cinasia
free market economy
Currency	Cinasian Dollar (德幣) / (GP)
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Monetary authority	Bank of Ciasia
GDP (PPP)	2022 estimate
• Total	$4.7 trillion
• Per capita	$59,623
HDI (2020)	0.914 very high
Principal exports	electronics, services, financial products, ships, precision machinery
Principal imports	Oil, food, machinery, chemicals, raw materials
Industries and sectors
Primary    3% Secondary    27% Tertiary    68.2%

Demographics

Demographics of Cinasia
Demonym	Cinasian
Official languages	Cinasian
Recognized minority languages	TBD
Ethnicities
Cinasian    95.6% Hengka Ethic    2% XXX2    0.9% Other    0.9%
Religion
Buddhism    50.2% Taoism    25.7% Christics    12.5% No Religious    8% Other    2.6%
Literacy	99.1%
Life expectancy	79 (male) 84 (female)