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|leader_name1 = Julianne Day Matsushita (NPD) | |leader_name1 = Julianne Day Matsushita (NPD) | ||
|leader_title2 = Vice President | |leader_title2 = Vice President | ||
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|leader_title3 = Herald of the Popular Congress | |leader_title3 = Herald of the Popular Congress | ||
| − | |leader_name3 = | + | |leader_name3 = John Andersolt (NPD) |
|leader_title4 = President ''Pro Tempore'' of the High Senate | |leader_title4 = President ''Pro Tempore'' of the High Senate | ||
| − | |leader_name4 = | + | |leader_name4 = Reizaki Tsukitei (DNC) |
|legislature = Legislative Assembly (''Rejisurechibu Ashemburii'') | |legislature = Legislative Assembly (''Rejisurechibu Ashemburii'') | ||
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| − | The '''United States of Damukuni''' ( | + | The '''United States of Damukuni''' (Japanese: ダムの国団結の州, ''Damukuni no Danketsu no Shū''), usually referred to as '''Damukuni''', is a [[wikipedia:Federal_republic|federal republic]] in the region of [[Region/Esportiva|Esportiva]]. It consists of fifteen [[wikipedia:Federated_state|states]] and one [[wikipedia:Territory_(country_subdivision)|territory]] (the Damukunian Capital Territory). Its capital city, the bimunicipality of Atarashii-Damushuto, is contained in its own "federal district." |
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| United States of Damukuni ダムの国団結の州 Damukuni no Danketsu no Shū
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| Motto: "Liberty, Order, Progress" | ||||
| Anthem: Ah, Damukuni, Damukuni | ||||
| Region | Esportiva | |||
| Capital | Atarashii-Damushuto (formerly known as Houriiteikokutoshi) | |||
| Largest | Namagoro | |||
| Official languages | Japanese, English | |||
| Demonym | Damukunian | |||
| Government | Federal Republic | |||
| - | President | Julianne Day Matsushita (NPD) | ||
| - | Vice President | Masahiro Fujiwara (NPD) | ||
| - | Herald of the Popular Congress | John Andersolt (NPD) | ||
| - | President Pro Tempore of the High Senate | Reizaki Tsukitei (DNC) | ||
| Legislature | Legislative Assembly (Rejisurechibu Ashemburii) | |||
| - | Upper house | High Senate (Haisenato) | ||
| - | Lower house | Popular Congress (Popyuraru Konguresu) | ||
| Self-determination (granted by South Otselic) | ||||
| - | Establishment of the Hierachical Catholic Government of the Holy Empire of Damukuni | 3 Jan 2014 | ||
| - | January 31 Revolution | 31 Jan 2014 | ||
| Population | ||||
| - | (2025) estimate | 193 million | ||
| - | (2025) census | 192,435,767 | ||
| Currency | Damuokane (DKD) |
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| Time zone | DKIT (UTC+7) | |||
| - | Summer (DST) | not observed (UTC) | ||
| Date format | YYYY.MM.DD | |||
| Drives on the | left | |||
| Calling code | +685 | |||
| ISO 3166 code | DKI | |||
| Internet TLD | .du | |||
The United States of Damukuni (Japanese: ダムの国団結の州, Damukuni no Danketsu no Shū), usually referred to as Damukuni, is a federal republic in the region of Esportiva. It consists of fifteen states and one territory (the Damukunian Capital Territory). Its capital city, the bimunicipality of Atarashii-Damushuto, is contained in its own "federal district."
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Name origin
The name Damukuni was originally a derogatory term used by the Japanese-speaking peoples of the then-recently independent nation of South Otselic. Near the end of 2013, the people of western South Otselic living near the coast of the Yerfilagi continent, mainly ethnic Catholics who disagreed with the Protestant views of then-Emperor of South Otselic Constantinius I, began to press for self-determination. One anti-separatist Japanese-speaking South Otselician, upon hearing of the move, wrote in an editiorial article, "Watashi wa sēbu no minami otserishian' ga omoitsuku naru ka damu kuni no yōna monodarō ka" ("I wonder what kind of a dumb nation the western South Otselicians will come up with"). (emphasis added) Pro-separatist western South Otselicians picked up on the Japanese grammar error (the correct word was kokka, not kuni), chanting "Damu kuni!" in emphatic tones as they picketed the Imperial Palace of South Otselic. Constantinius I, finally tiring of the separatists' incessant protests, finally granted them a theocracy along the western coast, along with eleven of South Otselic's administrative territories, with Pope Narcissus I ruling.
History
Geography
People
Language
Damukunian (a blend of Japanese and English, written in Japanese katakana) and English are the official languages of Damukuni. All Damukunians receiving a public or private education learn both languages. A sizable minority of Damukunians (22.8% as of the initial Census of Damukuni) also speak Japanese, and a smaller number (8.6%) speak Bigtopian.
Culture
Economy
Damukuni is a voluntary participant in the Yerfilag Shekel Zone.
