Collab:Bai Empire/Xiongjing

Xiongjing is the capital of the Bai Empire. This page is mainly to coordinate collaboration for the city with a list of available projects.

Participtation

Much of the city remains in construction. The project remains open for collaboration. All experienced users, even those not familiar with Chinese, are welcome to message me or ask on the discussion page if they want to participate. You can help detail a neighbourhood, or even map other major infrastructure like railway stations or universities.

General layout

The city as of June 2021

Xiongjing is constructed on a high-altitude plateau with two large lakes. The city, master-planned since its inception in 1822, is based around the government quarter within an 8 by 8 km zone. The government quarter is where most of the government institutions are located, with the palace as its centrepiece. Around the government zone are several key commercial zones around major rail stations, such as Central Station, Prince Terminus and East Station.

Generally, the more hilly and mountainous areas of the north, south and east are where many middle-class and upper-class people reside. Surrounding the rail lines are the industrial areas, with neighbourhoods of workers and low-income families. The flatter west and southwest are where there will be more master-planned neighbourhoods intended to cater to the growth of the city during the 60s to 80s.

The city layout is intended to be based on Chengdu, though other inspirations include Mexico City.

Neighbourhoods

Xiongjing Muncipality is divided into numerous suburbs. On the map, however, only a quarter of the subrubs are drawn. I'm open to the adjustment of the boundaries.

The grids should be similar to those in Taipei, Osaka and Tokyo (generally major Taiwanese, South Korean and Japanese cities) – dense yet fairly regular.

Transport

The city will have an extensive bus and metro network to cater for the large population. Check the public transport viewer for the full view of transportation in the city. As of June 2021, the metro system is still in progress.

Bus

Bus routes, as of now, are not open until more of the city is mapped. However, if I were to permit bus routes, the following conventions are as shown:

Convention

Routes have a distance limit of up to 30km. For numbering routes: City wide routes are to use 市 as prefix, followed by a two-digit number. Single-digit routes are for major routes. For routes within a neighbourhood, use the neighbourhood name as the prefix. (e.g. 光岸11) For routes that still cut across neighbourhoods, the route prefix will be the portmanteau of the termini (e.g. if route serves between 叶羚 and 北栓, the prefix shall be 栓叶. In order of priority: 东南西北. Bus stops are to be named. [Street it's on] / [Landmark] or [Street it's on] / [before/after road] near intersections. Spaces are required on both sides of /. Streets can contain suffixes On the route relation, please use the following tags: ogf:with=3 Colour of the route: National routes (red), North routes (green), East routes (orange), South routes (blue), West/downtown routes (purple).

Metro

For the metro, I rather not have any more lines until more of the city is mapped; the metro now is more of a sketch. The metro system is open for further changes based on consensus and discussion. See the collapsed map for the overview of existing metro lines.

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Railways

See also: Collab:Bai Empire/National Rail

Most of the local railway lines will serve the suburbs (outer areas) of the city (that are not well-served by the metro). Xiongjing, being the hub of railways, will serve plenty of national rail lines. Alongside passenger services, there will be plenty of freight services. The rail network is also open for further discussion and implementation,

More detailing is needed for the following rail-related projects:

Project name	Description	Project Status
Central Rail Corridor (between 春华 Chunhua and 峭田 Qiaotian)	The Central Rail Corridor is where many rail lines passing through the city converge. What I require for this project is the realistic drawing of the amount of rail lines needed and the rail junctions at both ends of the Corridor (where the mainline branches).	Available but recommended only for more advanced mappers
闵泳 Minyong Railway station	Detailing needed for the railway station. Integrate the metro station serving it, along with a bus terminal.	Available
音景 Yinjing Railway station	Detailing needed for the railway station. Integrate the metro and light rail interchange station serving it, along with a bus terminal.	Available

Aviation

The city has two airports. Further improvements to the areas surrounding the existing airports are welcome. Dongyue International Airport is open to most major international flights, while Beiduan International Airport is open to regional flights in Archanta and East Uletha.

Project name	Description	Project Status
Dongyue International Airport	Major international airport for the city	Completed by kengoman
Beiduan International Airport	Former international airport. Still serves plenty of domestic routes along with the Emperor's hangar.	Completed by kengoman

Roads

See also: Collab:Bai Empire/National Roads

The main roads (highway=trunk,primary,secondary) are largely set in place, but the alignments are subject to change depending on the geographic features and detailing.

Street suffixes

Baiyu name	Ingerish name
高速公路	Expressway
高架路	Elevated Road
公路	Highway
环路	Ring Road
支路	Side Road / Branch Road
道/大道	Avenue
街/大街	Street
胡同	Hutong
弄	Alley
支弄	Branch Alley
巷	Lane
径	Path

By convention, it would be road name before the road suffix.

Motorways

As for now, three major motorways run into the city, but I am open to establishing more motorways once more of the city is detailed.

Government

While some might consider this section to be more suited for the country's page itself, I rather have it here than on that main page, since being the capital, it will have more relevance here.

As participants of the Empire should know, the Bai Empire is a semi-constitutional monarchy with the Emperor as the Head of State and the Chancellor as the Head of Government. Executive and legislative powers are shared by both the monarch and a bicameral parliament – the Imperial High Council (upper house) and the Imperia Senate (lower house).

In addition to the typical three branches of government (executive, legislative and judiciary), the Bai Empire has two additional branches (as envisioned by Sun Yat-sen for a democratic government for China). The Censorate, a carry-on from past imperial governments, "supervises and disciplines" politicians and civil servants, alongside auditing the national budget and resources. There is also the Examination branch that processes any prospective personnel who wishes to enter government service.

Five government branches

The following lists the five main government branches.

Institution	Baiyu name	Branch	Project Status
Palace of the People	人民宫殿	Executive	Available. Design of the palace shall be deliberated through a competition.
Imperial People's Congress	帝国人民大会	Legislature	Completed
High Court∈⊾	高等法院	Judiciary	Completed
Supreme Court	百帝国最高法院		Completed
Constiutional Court	宪法裁判所		Completed
National Censure Commission∈⊾	国家谴责委员会	Censorate	Completed
Imperial Civil Service Institute	帝国公务员学院	Examination	Completed

Ministries

The following lists the ministries of the Empire. Note that not all are mapped. Anyone is free to create a decent complex for each of the available ministries or propose more ministries. Add to the list once you are done.

Institution	Baiyu name	Branch	Status and location	Functions
Grand Chancellor Office	大统领公署	Legislative	To be built within the Grand Palace
Ministry of Defence	国防部	Legislative	Available
Ministry of Public Security	国内安全部	Legislative	Available
Ministry of Foreign Affairs	外交部	Legislative	Completed (Map∈⊾)
Ministry of Economy and Finance	经济及财政部	Legislative/Censure	Completed (Map)	Manages the national budget and economic forecast
Ministry of Trade, Industry and Investments	贸易、工业及投资部	Legislative	Available	Manages trade relations and businesses (including ownership dispute, merging of companies etc)
Ministry of Agriculture, Environment and Resources	农业、环境和资源部	Legislative/Censure	Available
Ministry of Infrastructure Development	基础设施发展部	Legislative/Censure	Completed (Map∈⊾)	Urban planning
Ministry of Transport	交通部	Legislative	Available
Ministry of Health and Social Services	卫生和社会服务部	Legislative	Available
Ministry of Education	教育部	Legislative	Available
Ministry of Culture	文化部	Legislative	Available
Ministry of Communications	通讯部	Legislative	Available
Ministry of Law and Justice	法律与司法部	Legislative/Judiciary	Available

Agencies

The following lists the various governmental agencies of the Bai Empire.

Institution	Baiyu name	Branch	Parent Ministry	Location (if built)	Functions
Government agencies
National Revenue Agency		Censure	Finance		Collection and regulation of taxes
National Treasury and Reserves Board		Censure	Finance		Audits amount of national reserves and assets
Royal Bank of Bai		Censure	Finance		Monetary authority (issues banknotes and coins)
Royal Statistical Agency		Censure	Finance		Statistics
Press, Infomedia and Publication Regulatory Agency		Censure	Communications		"Regulates" publications and media in the Empire (aka Censorship)
Imperial Internet Safety Commission		Censure	Communications		"Regulates" (or censor) the Internet
Agency for Fair Trade and Enterprise		Censure	Trade, Industry and Investments		Oversees economic competition
Bai Consumer Protection Board		Censure	Trade, Industry and Investments		Protects consumer interests (whether unfair refund policies or faulty product)
Military Disciplinary Council		Censure	Defence		Military Personnel Discipline
Ambassadors Disciplinary Council		Censure	Foreign Affairs		Monitors activities of Bai diplomats and foreign ambassadors in the country
Corruption Investigation Bureau		Censure	Grand Chancellor Office
National Association for Women Rights and Gender Equality		Censure	Culture		Protection and promotion of women (and LGBT) rights
Royal Trans Registry		Censure	Culture		Protection and promotion of trans rights, including access to hormones, theraphy and surgery
Royal Bai Cartographic Society		Censure	Infrastructure Development		Surveying and mapping
National Ethnic Affairs Council		Examination	Culture		Promotes national harmony
National Religious Affairs Council		Examination	Culture		Promotes religious harmony
Bai Food Heritage Society		Examination	Culture		Standardisation of Bai food
Society for Baiyu Language Preservation		Examination	Culture		Regulates Baiyu
Regulatory Board for Bai Culture Preservation		Examination	Culture
Royal Examinations and Assessments Board		Examination	Education
Royal Physical Fitness and Performance Board		Examination	Education
Imperial Sports Association		Examination	Education		Oversees Bai athletes and sports events in the Empire
National Bai Arts Council
Citizens Examination Board					For integrating immigrants into the Empire
Imperial Security Bureau		Legislative	Internal Security
Imperial Commission for Foreign Intelligence		Legislative	Defence
National Agency for Technological Development		Legislative	Defence

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Foreign Affairs

The Bai Empire is very keen to establish relations with all nations. Embassies can be placed anywhere around the Government Core or any of the commercial areas, depending on your country's establishment. Older countries with longer historical ties will have theirs closer to the Core, while newer ones might have to squeeze in any available space around the capital.

See also

• Collab:Bai Empire
• Xiongjing on another wiki