Kara

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United Republic of Kara Fjörnåde Repúblikke Kåra (Karska) Capital: Kara Motto: Fjörnåde för Dämókrati (United for Democracy) Anthem: Sjänge som än (Sing as One)

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Kara, officially known as the United Republic of Kara (Karska: Fjörnåde Repúblikke Kåra; Reuntha: Ánure Řepúblix̌ Kǿre; Vezhek: Vorencka Republika Kyorja; Kirek: ᛃᚠᛖᚱᚾᛟᛞ ᚱᛖᛈᛖᛈᛚᛁᚲᚨ ᚲᛟᚱᚨ) is a country in East Uletha. It shares a border with Älved, Boscunis, Glaster, and UL22c.

The United Republic of Kara was established in 1934 with the signing of the Union Treaty of Kara, which united the independent states of Karskat, Thilshull, Reuntha, and Vezhekja under a federal democratic republic. The Republic of Kirek joined the union in 1952.

Initially a 4-state (5 after Kirek joined) federal union with a very weak federal government, Kara's states remained relatively distinct culturally and linguistically. However, increased cultural mixing and growing demands for federal infrastructure and social programs led to the drafting of the United Kara Amendment of 1978, which passed with strong support from voters of all regions. The amendment, which took effect on 1 January 1979, created a new constitution that replaced the Union Treaty as the law of the land, replacing the initial 5-member national council that ruled with the current system of a national president and a 300-member legislature. It also abolished the 5-state system, replacing it with the current 17-state federal system.

Today, Kara is a modern, highly developed country with a regulated capitalist economy focused on modern agriculture, technology, and a small but rapidly-growing renewable energy sector. The government provides many benefits to citizens, especially to the socioeconomically disadvantaged. The national constitution guarantees significant freedoms to individuals and protection for ethnic minority groups.

Geography and Climate

Kara has a mixed temperate climate. The southern coast and Tebbjet River valley are particularly temperate, while the northern states are characterized by an alpine mountain climate.

Government and Politics

Administrative Divisions

Administrative divisions of Kara
First-level	state (län)
Second-level	municipality (kommun)

Kara is divided into of 17 federal divisions, known as länär (LE-ner) or states, which have considerable governing power. Each state is further divided into municipalities, known as kommunär (CO-moon-eyr); each municipality administers public works and utilities as well as some local community programs. The capital city, Kara, is incorporated as its own state with the same privileges as the other states but is not split up into municipalities due to the impracticality of subdividing a single conurbation, and so the state government also carries out municipality-level responsibilities.

State			Municipalities
Name (Native Name)	Capital	Area (km2)	Names	# in State
Bjergdals Län	Kärrstad	2,967.40	Älfeslätts Kommun Gaffets Kommun Jånåjks Kommun Johansbergs Kommun Kärrstads Kommun Kyrillebjörgs Kommun Nådensteds Kommun	7
Bördäjgrådes Län	Fjäistlsted	1,587.68
Förkedals Län (Fourkedale State)	Saint Joseph	1,979.04	Grenfeld Municipality Jacobsborough Municipality Lystreham Municipality Millhouse Municipality Saint Joseph Municipality	5
Gränös Län	Gröndälf	2,901.37	Flyveryds Kommun Fjäjtorps Kommun Gröndälfs Kommun Haraldsbjörgs Kommun Jåtténe Kommun Kväränlänge Kommun Måna Kommun Onderyds Kommun Sankta Söfíje Kommun	9
Gvajllåds Län	Söjlestad	1,312.59	Andräjshäms Kommun Ädrúnaby Kommun Bladstrams Kommun Brynderyds Kommun Frydekärke Kommun Fvilhävns Kommun Gåvetorps Kommun Hjäffeblums Kommun Jusingå Kommun Liljeryds Kommun Måsséts Kommun Sådabuls Kommun Söjlestads Kommun Stänhöge Kommun Stännicke Kommun Storkvärns Kommun Vilhelmstads Kommun Viskestads Kommun Zakrisfjälds Kommun	19
Hrajvuns Län (ßřǽvuη Skřö́ʒe)	Xúlebøg	3,246.80	Sořη Gjúxöřp Sořη Koříneshøm Sořη Rö́ňex̌ Sořη Rœ́ʒe Sořη Þówox̌ Sořη Vjǽßtepjon Sořη Vjö́teřböde Sořη Xúlebøg Sořη Ǯǽnejud	9
Kåra Stads Län	Kåra	174.79	Kåra Stads Län	1
Kireks Län (ᚲᛁᚱᛖᚲᛊ ᛚᛖᚾ)	Otalid (ᛟᛏᚨᛚᛁᛞ)	2,262.32	ᚨᚾᛞᛇᚱᛚᛁᛞᛊ ᚲᛟᛗᚢᚾ (Andærlids Komun) ᛊᚠᛇᚾᛚᛁᛞᛊ ᚲᛟᛗᚢᚾ (Sfænlids Komun) ᚨᚲᛇᛚᛁᛞᛊ ᚲᛟᛗᚢᚾ (Akælids Komun) ᛟᛏᚨᛚᛁᛞᛊ ᚲᛟᛗᚢᚾ (Otalids Komun)	4
Ljenbäkks Län	Nykojpeng	1,111.98	Björnaryds Kommun Märänétjårps Kommun Nykojpengs Kommun Tålle Kommun	4
Mittedålts Län	Strammesdal	2,392.60	Ängeskögs Kommun Dålby Kommun Krökekjulle Kommun Strammesdals Kommun	4
Murräs Län	Väjtspläjt	2,246.27	Flödsdålts Kommun Jystehjälms Kommun Nilshage Kommun Stärríngebjörgs Kommun Väjtspläjts Kommun	5
Rövings Län	Hjeplingåde	2,056.14	Bjurbo Kommun Brövensby Kommun Flugesåms Kommun Hajdlmälms Kommun Hjeplingåde Kommun Johansjyns Kommun Kållkärke Kommun Kvajls Kommun Låkulle Kommun Lårreby Kommun Mynnestads Kommun Niklasbruks Kommun Ollefjäjls Kommun Pådelsteds Kommun Rökkehytte Kommun Sanktestads Kommun Värnbäkks Kommun	18
Söjdrkösts Län	Fyrans	1,180.22
Täbbjets Län	Täbbjetsstad	1,254.55	Älfesjyns Kommun Äseryds Kommun Böngovs Kommun Bröby Kommun Färgangs Kommun Förstekjulle Kommun Grassemarks Kommun Jönslunds Kommun Lilhage Kommun Störkärke Kommun Täbbjetstads Kommun	11
Tilshulls Län (Thilshull State)	Thilshull	1,430.66	Bleistergough Municipality Eylfegaurd Municipality Haakanmyre Municipality Hedgeley Municipality Houton Municipality Skarv-Haunley Municipality Thilshull Municipality Trirce Municipality	8
Upplandas Län	Kvröndesbljum	1,627.67	Fjurve Kommun Kvröndesbljums Kommun Lillebjörgs Kommun	3
Vejeks Län (Vèžèks Stot)	Vèžèkstot	1,823.56	Čëllèdebjorkejts Kommun Kitš-Jʹapfijks Kommun Mjelmstrums Kommun Vèžèkstodts Kommun	4

Government of Kara
Federal presidential constitutional republic
Capital	Kara
Head of state
• Präsident (President)	Kiri-Anna Päjtersson-Årdl
• Legisatur-Tålare (Speaker of the Legislature)	Æstred Marija Gabrælzen (ᛇᛊᛏᚱᛖᛞ ᛗᚨᚱᛁᛃᚨ ᚷᚨᛒᚱᛇᛚᛉᛖᚾ)
Legislature
• Upper house	Nationallegislatur (National Legislature)
Judiciary	Hövda-Demstoll (High Court)
Öfverdeme (Chief Judge)	Stǽfon Ǯöð
Major political parties
Socialist   Green   Kireki Advocates   National Democrats   Independent   Centrist   Conservative   Christic
International organizations
Assembly of Nations - member state • Association of South Ulethan Nations - observer state

Politics

The members of the legislature as well as the president are elected in partisan elections, although many candidates run (and win) without a party affiliation. Elections for the legislature are held every 2 years, with presidential elections occurring every 6 years. The legislature creates, debates, and passes federal laws with a simple (50% + 1) majority. Federal laws are subject to presidential veto, although this veto can be overridden with a 200-vote (or 2/3) majority in the legislature.

Several political parties have significant influence in the legislature, with the National Democratic, Centrist, and Conservative parties each holding significant power. Independent, non-party-affiliated representatives also hold a substantial number of seats in the legislature, but members do not vote as a group or in a bloc. The current president, Kiri-Anna Päjtersson-Årdl, is a member of the Centrist party.

Political Parties in Kara

Name	Current Leader	Left/Right Ideology	Core Ideologies	Seats Held
National Democrats	Æstred Marija Gabrælzen	Center-left to left	Social liberalism Ulethanism Liberal capitalism	92/300 (30.7%)
Conservative	Jöns-Rudolf Björgman	Center-right to right	Classical liberalism Conservatism Ulethanism	54/300 (18.0%)
Centrist	Áne Þö́resön	Center-left to center	Third-way centrism Regulated capitalism Ulethanism	50/300 (16.7%)
Green	Äve Gröndblad-Ʒǽvöx̌	Left	Environmentalism Social democracy Ulethanism	15/300 (5.0%)
Kireki Advocates	Þorsten-Sfæn Ottozen	Varies	Kireki nationalism Karaskepticism Ulethaskepticism	4/300 (1.3%)
Socialist	Björn Andersson	Far left	Socialism Isolationism Populism	4/300 (1.3%)
Christic	Jön Adam Bånövre	Right to far right	Social paleoconservatism Christic nationalism Antiliberalism	3/300 (1.0%)
Independent	none	Varies	Pragmatism Collaborationism Idiosyncracism	78/300 (26.0%)

National Anthem

The official Karska choral version of the national anthem, Sing as One.

Kara's national anthem, Sing as One, was written for the ratification ceremony of the United Kara Amendment; the first act of the National Legislature made it the official national anthem.

Audio

Karska	Ingerish	Reunthan
Sjänge som Än	Sing as One	Mök an Ʒun
Komme og sjänge som än Komme, föräna vårt land Vi kommer åt stå tillsamms Vi kommer åt vår bara Låt os stå för saningen Låt os sjänge för rättvis Vi är starka; vi är fräj Vi älskar dämókrati Vi ska hjälpe varandra Vi ska sjänge för frädhät Vi räspékterar andra Vi räspékterar vårt häm Utmaningar ställs inför Utmaningar ställs öferfun Örättvis attakkärar Örättvis vi bäkämpa Komme, vi vinner kampän Komme og sjänge som än	Let us come and sing as one Let us go unite our land For we are united as one We unite for all that's fair Let us stand for what is true Let us stand for what is just We are strong and we are free And we love democracy We will lend each other aid We will sue for lasting peace We respect each human heart We respect this land that's ours Challenges will come our way Challenges, they shall not stay And injustice may molest But we fight it to the end Come, the battle must be won Let us come and sing as one	Kúmeη, wi ßo mök an ʒun Kúmeη, wi ánuren ðe land Wi yr an mö́ke x̌u laž Wi yr an x̌ánze dö bjar ßǿnde wi dö ðe vjögú ßǿnde wi dö řáx̌ide Wi yr ηáse; wi yr fru Wi luva x̌ánzegjuke Wi ßo hö́de ðe óǯře Wi ßo mjóřx̌ø dö frúdo Jænór wi gof fo óǯře Jænór wi gof fo ðe uřþ Xálen vi gof mux tóro Xálen ßo gö mux duz Eřáx̌ide kwo øηǽ Eřáx̌ide wi ßo gówo Kúmeη, wi wíne ðe vur Kúmeη, wi ßo mök an ʒun

Demographics

Demographics of Kara
Demonym	Karska
Official languages	Karska, Reunthan (Řjúnþeř), Vezhek (Vèžèk), Kirek (ᚲᛁᚱᛖᚲᚨ), Ingerish
Ethnicities
Karska    41.7% Reunthan    19.2% Thilshullian    6.0% Vezhek    5.7% Kirek    4.2% 2 or more of the above    19.4% Alvedic    0.3% Boscunian    0.1% Other    3.4%

Religion

Kara has not had an established state religion since the United Kara Amendment of 1979. Previous to that amendment, the government designated 5 state Christic churches (one for each ethnic/linguistic region). The 5 state churches have since united to form the People's Church of Kara.

Religious Identification in Kara, 2021

  People's Church of Kara (Christic) (51%)

  Holy Grace Church (Christic) (15%)

  Darcodian (Christic) (3%)

  Ortholic (Christic) (2%)

  Other Christic (2%)

  Judic (2%)

  Animist/Spiritualist (2%)

  General Spirituality (8%)

  Secular (14%)

  Other (1%)

Historically a Christic area, a significant majority of Karskas identify as Christic, although some other minority faiths have also gained traction, particularly through immigration. Religiously unaffiliated individuals also make up a substantial minority of the population.

People's Church of Kara

Initially founded in Kara city from a group of Christic groups in the area in the 15th century, the Church of Kara was under the leadership of the Karska monarch until the mid-18th century. It uses a traditional liturgical service, with a particular emphasis placed on music and collective prayer in services. The church continues to play a significant role in Karska society.

For its first several centuries of existence, the church's leadership exerted tight control on ideas and information within the faith, maintaining a strongly conservative belief and policy system, which continued to be very influential in society, although this influence did decrease in the 17th and 18th centuries with growing secularism and independent thought. However, the church's direction changed as a result of the 1784 secession of the Holy Grace Church in Nådensted in Bjergdals Län, which attracted many believers with its strong yet liberal belief system. In response to this crisis, the People's Church loosened control in many areas, allowing more liberal ideas to gain traction within the church.

In 1928, the church's general council elected Hans Jösef Zakrisson as Head Priest of the church. Zakrisson, the de facto leader of the church's liberal wing and a staunch proponent of liberalism and democracy in society, led several reforms in the church that ultimately were very influential in the formation of modern Kara under the Union Treaty of 1934. Within a decade, the People's Church became strongly liberal-leaning (ironically, some conservative detractors defected to the Holy Grace Church, steering it to become more conservative than the People's Church). Since the 1930s, the church has held to a strongly liberal, universalist theology and a cultural emphasis on inclusion. However, the church has also remained open to a variety of theological and political ideas, and so there are some significant conservative factions within the faith, although many conservative detractors have left for the Holy Grace denomination in recent years.

Nonetheless, the liberal majority has steered the church's policy in a strongly progressive direction, such as was seen in its 1963 resolution urging the Karska government to open the country to refugees and its calls for preservation of minority languages in the 1980s. More recently, the church moved in 2001 to allow same-sex couples to be married by the church in places where such marriage was legal, and this move is widely agreed to have been a key catalyst of the 2003 legislative decision and 2007 constitutional amendment guaranteeing the right to same-sex marriage in Kara.

In 2011, Jöne Mäjbjerg became the first openly transgender and non-binary priest in the People's Church, and a 2016 council canonized them and renamed their local church (Sankte Jöne Mäjbjergs Folkes- og Domkärke Äjbsö) in their honor.

Languages

As a multinational state, several languages are used across Kara, and five languages (Karska, Reunthan, Vezhek, Kirek, and Ingerish) are federally recognized as official languages. Among them, Karska is the most commonly used.

The map below shows the distribution of dominant language across Kara: Karska (green), Ingerish (red), Reunthan (yellow), Vezhek (purple-blue), and Kirek (light pink-purple).

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Karska

Karska (Kårska) is a Gaermanic language that is the lingua franca of Kara. It is the most widely spoken language in the nation. It uses a 26-letter Latinic alphabet.

Karska Pronunciation

Letter	IPA	Rough Federal States Ingerish Equivalence
Aa	⟨a⟩	got
	⟨ə⟩ or ⟨ɜ⟩ when at the end of some words	problem
Ää	⟨ɛ⟩	ever
Åå	⟨ɔ⟩	dawn
Bb	⟨b⟩	bake
Cc	⟨s⟩	center
	⟨k⟩	cave
Dd	⟨d⟩	dote
Ee	⟨ə⟩ (schwa)	problem
	⟨ɛ⟩ (when the first letter of a word or with diacritic)	ever
Ff	⟨f⟩	fee
Gg	⟨ɡ⟩	good
Hh	⟨h⟩	home
Ii	⟨i⟩	me
Jj	⟨j⟩	you
Kk	⟨k⟩	cave
Ll	⟨l⟩	low
Mm	⟨m⟩	mat
Nn	⟨n⟩	never
Oo	⟨ʊ⟩	look
	⟨o⟩ (when with a diacritic, uncommon otherwise)	over
Öö	⟨o⟩	over
Pp	⟨p⟩	pine
Rr	⟨r⟩ for "r"	no Ingerish equivalent, similar to Castellanese rolled "r" as in perro
	⟨ɾ⟩ for "rr"	no Ingerish equivalent, nearly a very quick ⟨d⟩ as in dote
Ss	⟨s⟩	so
Tt	⟨t⟩	too
Uu	⟨u⟩	clue
Vv	⟨v⟩	vow
Yy	⟨y⟩	no Ingerish equivalent, essentially an ⟨i⟩ in me with rounded lips
Zz	⟨z⟩	zoo

Accent Marks

In Karska, the first syllable of a word is always emphasized, except when otherwise marked with an accent on the vowel of the syllable to be emphasized. Áá, Íí, and Úú are prononced the same as their "core" letters (Aa, Ii, and Uu, respectively), while Éé and Óó are pronounced as Ää and Öö, respectively.

Example pronunciations of words/terms/names

Term/name	IPA	Rough Federal States Ingerish Equivalent
Ädrúnaby	ɛdɾunaby	Ed-run-ah-beu
Bördäjgrådes Län	boɾdɛjgrɔdəs lɛn	Bor-deyg-rawd-uhs Len
Fjörnåde Repúblikka Kåra	fjornɔdə ɾəpublika kɔra	Fyoor-nah-duh Ruh-poob-lee-kah Kaw-ra
Hjeplingåde	hjəplingɔdə	Hyuhp-leeng-ah-duh
Län	lɛn	Len
Märänétjårp	mɛɾɛnɛttjɔrp	Meh-reh-neht-tjaurp

Kirek

Kirek is one of the official languages of Kara. It is spoken in Kireks Len in the north of the country. Mutually intelligible with Karska and Vezhek, most linguists consider it to be a dialect of Karska. The most substantial differentiator of Kirek is its writing system; traditional Kirek writing uses a different character set than Karska, although a Latinic transcription is becoming increasing common among native speakers as well.

Vezhek

Vezhek is one of Kara's official languages, and it is spoken in Vezheks Stot in the northwest portion of the country. It is mutually intelligible with both Karska and Kirek, and most linguists consider it a dialect of Karska for this reason. While it does use the same character set as Karska, Vezhek attaches different sounds to some letters and diacritic marks.

Reunthan

Reunthan is a Gaermanic language that is one of the official languages of Kara and is widely used in the northwestern regions of the country. Most linguists agree that the language is most closely related to Karska; however, over time Reunthan has incorporated elements of other languages, particularly Thilshullian and Ingerish. While not entirely mutually intelligible, Reunthan and Karska share many cognates and grammar rules, making it much easier for native speakers of Karska to learn Reunthan (and vice versa). The alphabets of the two languages, though they do share many elements, are quite different, especially due to the extra characters and diacritics used in Reunthan. However, the strict rules of Reunthan writing make reading fairly easy to acquire with basic education in the language.

Alphabet

Reunthan uses the Latinic alphabet with a few additions. A phonetic language, each letter in Reunthan makes only one sound, and each sound is represented by exactly one letter. Letters with carons (Ňň, Řř, X̌x̌, Žž, and Ǯǯ) are considered distinct from their caron-less counterparts (Nn, Rr, Xx, Zz, and Ʒʒ, respectively) and make distinct sounds. The same is true for Öö and Øø, which are considered distinct from Oo. Accents on vowels (Áá, Ǽǽ, Éé, Íí, Óó, Ö́ö́, Ǿǿ, Œ́œ́, Úú, Ýý) are used to indicate emphasis placement in multi-syllable words and do not change the sound made by each letter.

letter	ipa	example
Aa	⟨æ⟩	"a" in bad
Ææ	⟨aɪ⟩	"y" in by
Dd	⟨d⟩	"d" in done
Ee	⟨ə⟩	schwa
Ff	⟨f⟩	"f" in far
Gg	⟨ɡ⟩	"g" in good
Hh	⟨h⟩	"h" in happy
Ii	⟨i⟩	"ee" in meet
Jj	⟨j⟩	"y" in you
Kk	⟨k⟩	"c" in can
Ll	⟨l⟩	"l" in like
Mm	⟨m⟩	"m" in morning
Nn	⟨n⟩	"n" in no
Ňň	⟨ɲ⟩	"ñ"
Πη	⟨ŋ⟩	"ng" in sing
Oo	⟨ɑ⟩	"o" in dot, "au" in aught
Öö	⟨o⟩	"ó" in camión
Øø	⟨aʊ⟩	"ow" in now, "ou" in loud
Œœ	⟨oʊ⟩	"ow" in low
Rr	⟨r⟩	rolled "r"
Řř	⟨ɹ⟩	"r" in run
Ss	⟨s⟩	"s" in so
ßß	⟨ʃ⟩	"sh" in shut
Tt	⟨t⟩	"t" in english
Ðð	⟨ð⟩	"th" in they
Þþ	⟨θ⟩	"th" in think
Uu	⟨u⟩	"oo" in goop
Vv	⟨v⟩	"v" in victory
Ww	⟨w⟩	"w" in water
Xx	⟨t͡ʃ⟩	"ch" in choose
X̌x̌	⟨χ⟩	Kalmish "ch" in words like "Bach", etc.
Yy	⟨eɪ⟩	"ay" in day
Zz	⟨z⟩	"z" in zebra
Žž	⟨d͡z⟩	"ds" in ends
Ʒʒ	⟨ʒ⟩	"zh", Frankish "j"
Ǯǯ	⟨d͡ʒ⟩	"j" in jaw

Word Examples

Reunthan	Ingerish	Karska
Ánure	United	Fjörnåde
Böde		Boda/Böde
Bøg	Burgh, fortress
Bróßxe	Pasture/Meadow
Fjerx̌	Forest (a big one)
Kǿre	Kara	Kåra
Pjoη	Town	Kojpeng
Řjúnþe	Reuntha	Rjunte
Řjúnþeř	Reunthan	Rjunter
Řepúblix̌	Republic	Repúblikke
Skøg	Forest/wood	Skog
Skřö́ʒe	State	Län
Sořη	Municipality	Kommun
Stǽfon	Stephen	Stäfan
Vjǽßte	West	Vest/Västre
Vjö́teř	River	Älf
Xöřp	Farm	Torp
Xul	Hill	Kjulle