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Kamikastan

Flag of Kamikastan
Motto: "Unity for all, unity in one."
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Region	California
Capital	Kortahan
Official Language(s)	Kamik (official, local use, preferred language) English (official, international use)
Leader	His Kamik Royal Majesty the King Karil II
Population	0.5 - 1 billion
Currency	kami
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The Kingdom of Kamikastan, current UN Delegate of California, is a relatively small nation. Its history stretches as far back as 3000 years, around the time period when Kamik-speaking peoples began to migrate from modern-day Designated Drinkers and settle in modern-day Lastranik province. After being conquered in 651 and ruled by Aeruillin for 83 years, the Kamiks revolted in 734 and regained their independence. They established a kingdom that still exists today, with Asitakanikus I, the leader of the revolt, as the first king of the new Kingdom of Kamikastan.

Today, the Kingdom of Kamikastan still retains its ethnic identity and is proud of its long and colorful history. Long-established holidays are still widely celebrated, and feasts and festivals often turn Kortahan, the Kamik capital city, into a party playground. It retains its calendar, which was abolished when Aeruillin conquered the Kamiks and was reinstated when the Kamiks regained independence. The royal house stretches back to the first king, Asitakanikus I, twenty-seven generations ago.

World Factbook - Kamikastan

General Information

Location

California (southernmost nation in California, southeast of Aeruillin)

Full Name - International

The Royal Kingdom of Kamikastan

Short Form - International

Kamikastan

Full Name - Local

Kamikasitakan aratoyan Ketorikaminan Ronatok

Short Form - Local

Kamikasitakan

Nationality - International

Kamik

Nationality - Local

Kamikatokak

Geography

Total Area

5,468,634 square miles

Coastline

2648 miles

Maritime Claims

12 nautical miles*

Exclusive Economic Zone

100 nautical miles*

• note: Some of these claims may overlap with those of Aeruillin. The Kamik and Aeruillinyan governments are working to resolve the problem with minor successes, and negotiations are promising and are continuing.

Government

System of Government

Constitutional Monarchy

Head of State

His Kamik Royal Majesty the King Karil II

Monarchs

His Kamik Royal Majesty the King Karil II, Her Kamik Royal Highness the Queen Consort Sofika

Head of Government

High Prime Minister Sir Kitakonak Detanopatekova

Parliament

Sinatikak (Senate) - higher body; Yasimibeli aratoyan Kamikasitakan (Assembly of Kamikastan) - lower body

United Nations Ambassador

Sir Manikanotin Ebakinatonam - United Nations Delegate of Kamikastan and California

Diplomatic Ties

All nations in California, several nations outside California

International Disputes

Claims of land at the border by both Kamikastan and Aeruillin

Provinces and Territories

Number of Provinces

20

Largest Province

Hebakinika - 693,198 square miles

Smallest Province

Isilakini Tiraki (Tiraki Island) - 122 square miles

Province with Largest Population

Yakibalita - 165,469,000

Province with Smallest Population

Isilakini Tiraki (Tiraki Island) - 63,654

Number of Territories

5

Largest Territory

Terakitoriki Tebakinoka (Tebakinoka Territory) - 268,156 square miles

Smallest Territory

Terakitoriki Kortahan Patikatiki (Kortahan Capital Territory) - 254 square miles

Territory with Largest Population

Terakitoriki Kortahan Patikatiki (Kortahan Capital Territory) - 10,135,000

Territory with Smallest Population

Terakitoriki Makinakitoki (Makinakitoki Territory) - 136,515

Calendar and Holidays

Calendar System

360 days divided into twelve months with 30 days each. A thirteenth month of 21 days every four years. Days are in Roman numerals.

Example of conversion (different every year)

• Asitakani - February 10-March 11
• Betaminak - March 12-April 10
• Kanimaki - April 11-May 10
• Dikanimak - May 11-June 9
• Ebakinam - June 10-July 9
• Fabinak - July 10-August 8
• Gatimani - August 9-September 7
• Hebanitik - September 8-October 7
• Itakinom - October 8-November 6
• Janikamok - November 7-December 6
• Kamikatoram - December 7-January 5
• Litamikan - January 5-February 3
• Manikatonam - thirteenth month for leap year

Holidays

New Year Day

Asitakani I

Birth of Asitakanikus I First King of Kamikastan

Asitakani I

First Planting

Betaminak III

Festival of Colors

Dikanimak IV

Birth of Karil II Twenty-Eighth King of Kamikastan

Ebakinam XXV

Feast of Harvests

Itakinom XXIV

Marriage of Karil II Twenty-Eighth King of Kamikastan

Janikamok XVII

Festival of Trees

Kamikatoram XVIII

Festival of Presents

Kamikatoram XIX

New Year Eve

Litamikan XXX or Manikatonam XXI

Royal Lineage of the House of Horitikanovak

• According to Kamik tradition, all monarchs must be male. Often, the oldest son inherits the throne, however, in some cases, such as Hebikanok III and Asitakanikus VI, were nephews of Balikanifi I and Famikatofi II, respectively.

Asitakanikus I

734-772

Pikatonak I

772-839

Tomaniki I

839-901

Asitakanikus II

901-967

Hebikanok I

967-1016

Karil I

1016-1075

Morihanikan I

1075-1140

Tomaniki II

1140-1187

Hafinakitok I

1187-1241

Asitakanikus III

1241-1289

Pikatonak II

1289-1321

Hebikanok II

1321-1365

Balikanifi I

1365-1424

Hebikanok III

1424-1466

Asitakanikus IV

1466-1501

Tomaniki III

1501-1548

Hafinakitok II

1548-1600

Famikatoki I

1600-1632

Hebikanok IV

1632-1675

Asitakanikus V

1675-1717

Morihanikan II

1717-1769

Balikanifi II

1769-1811

Tomaniki IV

1811-1870

Famikatoki II

1870-1912

Asitakanikus VI

1912-1913

Hebikanok V

1913-1954

Pikatonak III

1954-1995

Karil II

1995-present