Jolokmitu
Jolokmitu | ||||
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Capital and largest city | Zenbabo | |||
Official languages | Codexian | |||
Demonym | Jolokmituvian, Mituvian | |||
Government | Dictatorship | |||
- | Prince | Ade Kwabena | ||
History | ||||
Area | ||||
- | Total | 19,200 km2 11,930 sq mi |
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Population | ||||
- | 2016 estimate | 194,825 | ||
GDP (nominal) | 2016 estimate | |||
- | Total | $1.208 billion | ||
- | Per capita | $6,201 | ||
Gini (2016) | 53.3 high |
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HDI (2016) | .436 low |
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Currency | Mitu | |||
Date format | MM/DD/YYYY | |||
Internet TLD | .jol |
Jolokmitu, also known as the Kingdom of Jolokmitu, is a small nation within the region of Nyasaland, Gondwana with no international recognition. Jolokmitu is a landlocked nation with an area of 19,200 km2 (11,930 sq mi) and bordered by five separate nations: Gongola to the northwest, Athijan to the north, Wikichang to the east, Mawawa to the south, and Matala to the southwest. The climate of Jolokmitu is predominately warm year round, with it's environment including savannas to the north and forests to the south. The small state has a population of 194,825 who are ruled by the dictator Prince Ade Kwabena.
On February 16, 1989, the region of Jolokmitu declared that they were an independent state under the rule of tribal leader King Ayo Kwabena. Following their declaration of independence, Ayo Kwabena led a military campaign to snuff out uprisings and to enforce Jolokmitu's fragile border. By 1994, the conflict, known as the Jolokmitu Independence War, unofficially came to an end with casualties over 5,000. For the next decade, Ayo Kwabena worked to impose his rule and to continue enforcing Jolokmitu's border. On November 8, 2010, Ayo Kwabena died to unknown health reasons and his son, Ade Kwabena, inherited the nation. Like his father before him, he ruled the state with an iron fist and is quick to eradicate any form of dissent.
The nation as a whole is underdeveloped with the only signs of infrastructure being within the capital of Zenbabo. The rest of the population outside of the city live in small scattered villages and mining towns with little to no connection with the outside world such as telecommunication. The economy of Jolokmitu is solely based on the mining of gems and gold followed by the growing and exporting of drugs, however the majority of the wealth only goes to the prince.