Nation/Khanjeer

Khanjeer Monarquia Constitucional d'Hangeer
Motto: "Mara Ilwiskh" "Dirty young woman"
Anthem: "Labwa"
Region		[[Region/The Dwight League of Nations|The Dwight League of Nations]]
Capital		Pins del Vallès
Largest city		Llanars
Official languages		Catalan
Recognised national languages		Spanish, English
Demonym		Khanjeerian
Government		Constitutional Monarchy
-	Head of State	King Elias I the Usurper
-	President	Porfirio Díaz
-	Chief of Staff	Valentín González
Legislature		Direct Democracy
-	Upper house	Corts Generals d'Hangeer
History
-	Founding	1149
-	Unification (as Khanjeer)	1492
-	Khanjeerian Autocracy	1714
-	1st Civil War	1936 to 1939
-	2nd Civil War	1980 to 1991
-	Constitutional enactment	1989
Population
-	2015 estimate	26,000,000
GDP (PPP)		2015 estimate
-	Total	NS$65,769,700,000.00 (Fu950 billion)
-	Per capita	NS$2,055.30 (Fu29,234)
GDP (nominal)		2015 estimate
-	Total	NS$156,703,488,424.25
HDI (2015)		0.45 low
Currency		Fuets d'Hangeer (FKH) (Fu)
Time zone		Khanjeerian Continental Time (UTC+1)
Date format		dd ˘ mm ˘ yyyy
Drives on the		right

Khanjeer (Catalan: Hangeer), officially The Constitutional Monarchy of Khanjeer (Catalan: Monarquia Constitucional d'Hangeer) is a sovereign state in The Dwight League of Nations. It is also its WA delegate and major power of the region.

Khanjeer is a safe nation, remarkable for its complete lack of prisons, ban on automobiles, and devotion to social welfare. The quiet, industrious population of 26 million Khanjeerians enjoy extensive civil freedoms, particularly in social issues, while business tends to be more regulated.

History

The 2nd Civil War and Restoration

The past of Khanjeer has always been uncertain. The only information comes from common knowledge of the locals and the official versions. These conclude in mentioning a civil war, from which the king emerged. This extract of the king's biography that leads to many interpretations:

"Khanjeer was being ravaged by the confusion of a war between its people. However, a young "bo-bo" (bourgeois-bohème) was quickly promoted in the Popular Army. Unfortunately, one day, the Chief of Staff and his two successors were brutally murdered. An assembly was organised, were the generals received votes from the soldiers. There was nearly a consensus for His Majesty, with the opposition being discovered to be spies. His brilliant strategies led him to victory. The people gave His Majesty his well-deserved crown and throne. Some might think it a privilege, but it is rather a massive responsibility that His Majesty now has to carry with him. Long live the King!"

Historians still argue about the meaning of the extract. However, the most possible option is that the king came from a wealthy family. This advantageous position helped him to easily be promoted. The way in which he rose to power creates even more controversy. It is most likely that he either had a very good luck, his supporters were fanatics, he murdered his opposition or a combination. What is certainly true is that the king is considered a hero, praised in the battlefield and the palace's corridors.

Politics

The whole Khanjeerian government is controlled by the king. Each ministry manages a section of the government, while laws are approved through referendums.

Direct Democracy

There are two processes to redact and pass laws, which were applied in 1990 by the king.

Citizen initiative:

1. At least 6% of the state’s voters lobby for a draft law to be voted.

2. It is brought to the according minister to be written according to the constitution and to prepare a referendum.

3. It is debated in a public platform.

4. It is voted in a referendum, before 90 days have passed since it was presented to the debate.

5. If it gains 60% of the votes in favour, it is applied in its full state within 60 days.

6. If it obtains less than 60% of the votes, the law's documents are stored in the archive.

Governmental road:

1. Together with a group of advisors, a minister writes a law.

2. It is brought to the Monarch and the President to be approved.

3. It is debated in a public platform.

4. It is voted in a referendum, before 90 days have passed since it was presented to the debate.

5. If it gains 65% of the votes in favour, it is applied in its full state within 60 days.

6. If it obtains less than 65% of the votes, the law's documents are stored in the archive.

Military