Draft:Hitopia-Hilandia
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Federation of Hitopia-Hilandia Nuetaredef fu Hetupea-Helandia | |
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| Anthem: Hetupeaŋus Royal anthem: Rurepmeŋus
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| Capital and largest city | Princetown |
| Official languages | Hitopianese, English |
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| Government | Federal parliamentary empire |
| Adelaid Honhenberg | |
| Mattias Braun | |
| Establishment | |
| May 18, 1921 | |
| January 31, 1947 | |
| Area | |
• Total | 20,000,000 km2 (7,700,000 sq mi) (1st) |
• Water (%) | 0.61 |
| 20,000,000 km2 (7,700,000 sq mi) --> | |
| Population | |
• 2024 estimate |  1,069,420,911 (2nd) |
• 2020 census | 1,009,035,343 |
• Density | 363.45/km2 (941.3/sq mi) (36th) |
| GDP (PPP) | 2024 estimate |
• Total |  $22.392 trillion (2nd) |
• Per capita | $69,420 (116th) |
| GDP (nominal) | 2024 estimate |
• Total | $22,392 trillion (2nd) |
• Per capita | $69,420 (2nd) |
| Gini (2021) |  41.2medium inequality |
| HDI (2022) | 0.710 high (17th) |
| Currency | Hitopia-Hilandia Neoc (HNC) (HNC) |
| Time zone | UTC+6 (Hitopia Standard Time) |
| Date format | DD/MM/YYYY DD/MM/YYYY[a] |
| Drives on | Right |
| Calling code | +24 |
| Internet TLD | .hh |
Hitopia-Hilandia, officially the Kingdom of Hitopia-Hilandia, is a sovereign nation located below India, west of Australia, and east of Africa. Founded in 1222 by King Principius I, Hitopia is a constitutional monarchy ruled by Emperor Hisaam. The nation boasts a unique blend of cultural influences, historical resilience, and modern advancements in technology, healthcare, and education, positioning it as a global leader in innovation and quality of life.
Etymology
[edit]The name Hitopia is thought to derive from ancient languages of the region, meaning "Land of Prosperity." The full name, Hitopia-Hilandia, refers to the historic union of Hitopia and Hilandia after the collapse of the Phoukov Empire, a powerful pre-12th-century empire that once ruled vast territories in the region.
History
[edit]Early Dynasties
[edit]Prehistoric Era (before 3000 BCE)
Early Settlement: Archaeological evidence suggests that humans have inhabited the region for tens of thousands of years. Early settlers relied on hunting, fishing, and gathering, gradually transitioning to agriculture.
Cultural Evolution: The region developed early systems of pottery, tools, and primitive art. Religious practices revolved around nature and ancestral worship.
Vekorian Dynasty (c. 3000 BCE – 2200 BCE)
Emergence of Civilization: The Vekorian Dynasty marks the beginning of organized rule in Hitopia-Hilandia. The dynasty established early city-states, centralized governance, and rudimentary legal systems.
Innovations: Introduced early irrigation techniques and traded with nearby regions.
Decline: Environmental changes, resource depletion, and internal conflicts led to its collapse.
Montalin Dynasty (c. 2200 BCE – 1800 BCE)
Recovery and Growth: The Montalin Dynasty rebuilt society after the fall of the Vekorians, focusing on agriculture and trade.
Cultural Advancements: Developed proto-writing systems and monumental architecture.
Downfall: Overextension and invasions from neighboring tribes caused the dynasty's decline.
Halvaric Dynasty (c. 1800 BCE – 1400 BCE)
Expansion of Territory: The Halvaric Dynasty unified many smaller kingdoms and expanded its influence.
Artistic Flourishing: Notable for intricate metalwork, sculptures, and a thriving oral tradition.
End of Rule: The dynasty fell due to civil strife and economic challenges.
Artheliian Dynasty (c. 1400 BCE – 1000 BCE)
Cultural Renaissance: This period saw a focus on philosophy, literature, and early sciences.
Military Reforms: Developed advanced weaponry and fortified settlements.
Collapse: Succumbed to a combination of natural disasters and external invasions.
Pahukian Dynasty (c. 800 BCE – 420 BCE)
Religious Influence: The Pahukians introduced organized religious institutions and built grand temples.
Trade Networks: Established maritime trade routes that connected them to distant civilizations.
Decline: Lost influence due to prolonged wars with rival states and internal dissent.
Phukov Dynasty (420 BCE – 1188 CE) Golden Age: The Phukov Dynasty is often regarded as a golden era in Hitopia-Hilandia’s history. It unified much of the region, creating a centralized and stable government.
Economic Prosperity: Introduced coinage, promoted agriculture, and expanded trade.
Cultural Integration: Blended influences from neighboring civilizations, creating a rich cultural tapestry.
Phukov Famine of 1188: A catastrophic famine destabilized the dynasty, leading to its eventual collapse.
Principius Dynasty (March 28, 1222-January 1, 2025):
[edit]- Founding and Civil War (1222-1420): The Principius Dynasty was established by King Principius I, inheriting half of the territories once ruled by the former dynasty. Meanwhile the other half was controlled by the Upurean Dynasty, sparking a 200 year civil war between the two dynasties. It ended with Principius victory. The battle of Ynukrisk-Ogrisk Was one of the deadliest battles in Hitopian History besides [[[World War II]].
- 1420: The Upurian Dynasty collapsed after 198 years of civil war with the Hitopian territories, resulting in Principius victory.
Colonial Era (1795-1921):
[edit]- 1795: Britain started colonizing the northern part of Hitopia-Hilandia.
- 1807-1809: A war broke out between Britain and Hitopia-Hilandia, which ended in a British victory. Following the conflict, Britain offered ceding the northern colony to Hitopia-Hilandia. In return, Hitopia would fall under Britain’s sphere of influence, solidifying British control over certain political and economic aspects of the country.
- 1811: Portugal established the colonies of Lacastra and Del Príncipe (now Del Prince)
- 1888: Germany colonized the southern part of Hitopia-Hilandia.
- 1890: Russia colonized Nehowo.
- 1902: Russia sold Nehowo to Britain, becoming part of Hitopia
- 1897: Austro-Hungary established and colonized the cities that are now called Gima and Pader
World War I (1914-1918)
[edit]- 1919: Britain took the German and Austro-Hungarian colonies and was incorporated to Hitopia.
- May 18, 1921: Hitopia-Hilandia gained independence from British influence.
- June 6-9, 1937: Hitopia-Hilandia experienced a significant revolution aimed at overthrowing the monarchy. The revolution was driven by widespread discontent and demands for political reform. King Thame I, facing the threat of violent upheaval, opted for negotiations rather than armed conflict. This decision led to the establishment of a constitutional monarchy in 1942. However, the implementation of this system was delayed due to World War II. It wasn't until 1947 that Hitopia-Hilandia fully transitioned to a constitutional monarchy and elected its first Prime Minister.
World War II (1939-1945)
[edit]- Japanese Invasion: Hitopia-Hilandia was invaded by Japan, leading to the country joining the Allied Powers.
- Successful Repulsion: Hitopia-Hilandia repelled the Japanese invasion and liberated Java and Sumatra from Japanese control.
- Post-War: Returned Java and Sumatra to the Dutch and influenced the peace treaty between Japan and the Allied Powers.
Post-War and Modernization (1947-2025)
[edit]- January 30, 1947: Establishment of a constitutional monarchy.
- June 17, 1952: Portugal sold Lacastra and Del Príncipe to Hitopia.
- 1953: Antartica became part of Hitopia.
- December 25, 1987: the Princetown Christmas Massacre unfolded at the Royal Parliament, where armed militants, orchestrated by Prime Minister Regel Kant, took several officials hostage and set the building ablaze, resulting in approximately 25 deaths, around 15 injuries, and about 30 survivors; this tragic event not only shocked Hitopia-Hilandia but also led to a significant public outcry for accountability and reform, especially after Kant's involvement was revealed following his assassination in 1990.
- February 14-18, 1988: A failed military coup against the government, leading to the execution of the conspirators and subsequent political instability.
- April 17, 1990: Prime Minister Regel Kant was assassinated after a failed coup in 1988. His tenure was marked by corruption and plans to abolish the monarchy
- April 17, 2011: An 8.7 magnitude earthquake happened in Tsaetneup killing 957 people including 69 Equestrians.
- April 2020: Hitopia-Hilandia was hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. It responded by declaring full isolation and lockdown many businesses were affected and surprisingly Hitopia only has 1 million positive cases. By mid-2021, Hitopia-Hilandia achieved normalization.
Federal Era (2025-present)
[edit]- December 25, 2024: during Hitopia-Hilandia's annual Christmas message, Emperor Hisaam announced his decision to abdicate the throne in January 1st, 2025. This announcement followed months of anticipation and speculation, as the monarchy had already been transitioning away from political power after the adoption of a federal government system earlier in December.
Geography
[edit]Hitopia-Hilandia features diverse landscapes, from the volcanic Balawan Mountains to the coastal Camayan Islands. Its location between major continents grants it a strategic position in trade routes and global connectivity.
Government and politics
[edit]Hitopia-Hilandia is a constitutional monarchy with Emperor Hisaam as the head of state, assisted by Royal Minister Mattias Braun and a parliamentary system renowned for its transparency. The nation’s political framework is one of the cleanest globally, with strict laws against corruption.