Ta Seti
| Ta Seti relation∈⊾ | |||||
| Amnic State of Ta Seti Ⲧⲁ Ⲥⲉⲧⲓ | |||||
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| Capital and largest city | Khenu (map) | ||||
| Demonym | Tasetian | ||||
| Government | One-Party State | ||||
| • Kherpu of Ta Seti | Akhethotep Sehetepen | ||||
| • Khenti of Ta Seti | Nubkshesbet Tshataren | ||||
| Legislature | Perkharenput | ||||
| Area | |||||
| • Total | 262 119 km2 101 205 sq mi | ||||
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| • Estimate (2024) |  TBD million | ||||
| • Density | TBD/km2 TBD/sq mi | ||||
| HDI | 0.747 high | ||||
Ta Seti (Metutneter: Ⲧⲁ Ⲥⲉⲧⲓ), officially the Amnic State of Ta Seti, is a country in Northeast Tarephia. Located northwest of the Serion Desert and northeast of the Sea of Uthyra, Ta Seti is bordered by Andrar, TA011∈⊾ and Dematísna∈⊾ to the north, TA002∈⊾ to the west, TA020∈⊾ to the south and TA014∈⊾ to the southeast. It covers a territory of 262 119 km² (101 205 sq mi) and has a population of TBD million. Ta Seti is dividided into fourteen governorates and numerous municipalities. Khenu is the nation's capital and largest urban area.
Ta Seti has a very long history, tracing its heritage along the Ar Delta (map) back to the 5th millennia BCE. Ancient Ta Seti saw some of the earliest developments of writing, agriculture, urbanization, organized religion and central government. Ta Seti's long and rich cultural heritage is an integral part of its national identity, with numerous dynasties of Kherpus throughout its history and prevailing various foreign incursions. During the late dynastic period, Ta Seti was divided roughly in half between Birrics, who lived mostly in the coastal areas (predominantly Ait, Ishamut and Nekentf), and Amnics, who lived along the Ar in the interior and in the deserts of the country. Following the collapse of the dynastic rule in 1923, all ethnic groups agreed to form the Democratic Republic of Ar, governed through a parliamentary system dominated by the political parties representing them. Under the leadership of the Birrics, who tended to be more progressive, the Republic opened local markets and followed a progressive policy. This caused increasing tensions with conservative Amnic elements in the interior of the nation, eventually leading to a civil war (1952-1958), which was won by the Amnics. Nowadays the Amnics strictly control religion, academics, military and social life to maintain a militaristic fascist one-party system.
Prehistory
Early dynastic period
Late dynastic period
Democratic Republic of Ar
Tasetian Civil War
Amnic State
Geography
Government and politics
Amnic Party
The Community of Workers and Children of Amn (CWCA), also referred to as the Amnic Party, is the founding and sole ruling party of the Amnic State of Ta Seti. Under the leadership of Nebmarenakht Khetetbuten, the Amnics emerged victorious in the civil war against the Birrics. In 1978, Akhethotep proclaimed the establishment of the Amnic State of Ta Seti and surpressed progressive and academic elements; since then, the CWCA has had sole control over Ta Seti's government and its military. The party leadership is fused on the national government, as the Kherpu is the party chairman and head of state of Ta Seti, and the Amnic Council is the decision-making collegiate body in both instances.
Government
The government in Ta Seti is under the sole control of the CWCA. The party controls appointments in government bodies, with most senior government officials being ethnic Amnics; excluding the Minister for the Reconciliation of Tasetians and Militant Regulation, and the Minister for National Unity, who are ethnic Birrics. The Perkharenput is constitutionally the national legislature, generally described as a "rubber stamp" body by numerous organizations, responsible for appointing the members of the Council of Ministers and giving advice and consent for national policy formulated by the Amnic Council.