Democratic Mada

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Democratic Mada
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Flag of Democratic Mada
Motto: United for Democratic Mada!
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Region Alliance of Sociliast States
Capital The Independent City of Debs
Official Language(s) Madian, English
Leader As of 15 Ezra CE 50 election: Prime Minister Adam Marx
Population 200 Million
Currency Madian Frank 
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The People's Republic of Democratic Mada is a country located on the western coast of large island of Upsandra in the northern Unzoli Ocean. It shares a border with The Federation of Ishtal and has hundreds of kilometers of coastline. Democratic Mada is currently a democratic socialist state that tends to follow a progressivly libral track. The economy is devolping, civil rights are a priority of citzens, and the political system is ran by the people.

Current News

Annexation of Islanda?


Officials in Islanda have announced a formal request to be annexed into Democratic Mada as an interim province and then obtain provincial status. Officials met in Ishle, Islanda to discuss the benefits of being annexed as the small country's struggle with democracy, the economy, and social stability. The Minister of Foreign Affairs for Islanda stated in a press release on Jete, 10 Avrile 505, "Islandans want to be annexed for economic and welfare purposes while hoping to end the civil struggles". Islanda's economy is currently in a wreck due to a recessions and an almost 23% unemployment rate. Dictators have periodically taken control of the island, but currently a government that is both defenseless and powerless is in place. Islanda was part of the former Dominion of Madaishtal, but has not been successful as an independent nation like Democratic Mada. Prime Minister Jean Leono stated, "the people want stability, peace, economy, government. Islanda's small island economy can not compete regionally and our defenses are powerless against despots. Mada is a safe haven." Many Madians do not want to taken on Islanda's problems if annexed, but see it as an obligation to their neighbor. Already, immigration from Islanda has peaked and undocumented immigration is on the rise.

Prime Minster Adam Marx spoke at the recent citizen's meeting about the issue claiming, "the decision rests with the Madian people, myself and the House of Legislation will ensure that the action to be made is the people's choice".


History

Ancient History c. 30-150

It is not known for certain were the first inhabitants of the current day area of Democratic Mada arrived from. Historians speculate that a mass migration from Northwestern Zoonbringma occurred to the northern areas of Casti in the years of 30-60. The migrants relied heavily on agriculture and tried desperately to farm in the northern rocky soil, but soon migrated south to more arable land. The ancient Madaishtans established farming communities in current day Pratzé and Léon. A feudal society began to grow as leaders of communities began to arise due to wealth and status. These were the first lords and soon to be kings. City-States began to form as organized governments and society gave way because of the agricultural revolution. City-States grew in population and in area. By the year 150, Lords began to compete for power and wealth and soon formed dozen of small empires in current day Democratic Mada.

Age of Empires c. 150-300

By the year 150, small kingdoms began to emerge from the feudal system. Regional culture began to develop which the arts, language, and literature. Many of the dialects of Madia originated from the Age of Empires.


The three major kingdoms existed: The Kingdom of Jedorben, The Kingdom of Priatzo, and The Kingdom of Léon.


The Kingdom of Jedorben was located in the northern regions of Pratzé and the southern mountains of Casti. The economy was based on the forced mining of precious metals and gems. The monarchs were generally despotic and were characterized as harsh and cruel leaders. Two classes existed in Jedorben, the extreme rich and the extreme poor. Civil unrest in this region was common, and it was this region that initiated the Revolution.


The Kingdom of Pritazo was a costal kingdom, occupying the coast line of current day Pratzé. The people of this region were sailors and fishermen. Pritazo was regionally known for shipping and thus trade was a huge industry. Pritazo is different from other kingdoms in that the feudal system was not as prominent and class division was not as wide. The monarch, for the most part, exercised just rule. Education was an important institution in this kingdom. Engineers and sailors were trained in trade schools for the shipping industry. Also, being an international port, Pritazo saw a wide array of culture from around the world. This region was the most progressive out of the three major kingdoms.


The Kingdom of Léon was situated in the current day province of Léon. Agriculture was the main industry in Léon, as it still is today. The Feudal System was the governmental structure in this region. A king was at the top of the hierarchy, while lords control large areas of land tended by serf farmers. Life was nethier bad nor good in this region. As long as production of crops was met, a citizen was relatively safe from the fist of the lords. Serf culture centered on the community and family, as seen today in Léon. Many folk tales, songs, and legends were born in Léon.


In the year 300 King Veshta of Jedorben launched a crusade on the surrounding kingdoms. Assignations of lords and kings in the other kingdoms were carried out. Priatzo suffered greatly during this invasion, because the kingdom began to see progressive governmental change, such as the implementation of a constitutional monarchy. Veshta and his men unified the three kingdoms into one large kingdom. The new Kingdom of Gren Jedorben emerged and took the area into a dark sector of history, the Years of Tyranny and Oppression.

Years of Tyrany and Opression

The Revolution

The Dominion

Independent Democratic Mada

The Dominion of Madaishtal was formly a combination of the current day Federation of Ishtal and The People's Republic of Democratic Mada. Democratic Mada became an independent nation after the almost bloodless January Revolution. The Dominion of Madaishtal sperated into two indpendent nation after the Treaty of šeola was signed on 1 Ezra CE 500. It became a memeber of the Alliance of Socialist States on 20 Ezra CE 500.

Geography

Demographics

Politics

According to the Madian Constitution, the government is divied into a central legislation, judical, and executive branches.

Legislation

The legislative branch is a bicarmarel system in Democratic Mada composed of The House of Seneate and The House of Representatives. The legislative branch not only creates domestic laws but also shapes the foreign policies. The members of the legistlation meet at the country's capitol, Debs, at the National House of Legistlation.

There are 25 senators in the House of Legislation. The senators are elected every 3 years in the autumn with each province electing 5 memebers. There is a 2 term limit on senators. The Independent City of Debs does not have senatorial representation.

The House of the Represenatives is comprised of 112 elected represenatives. Each province elects represnatives every 3 years during the Spring. The provinces are given a certain number of seats in the House of Represenatives prescribed by the province's population. Represenatives may serve up to 3 terms of which 2 may be consecutive. Also, the Independent City of Debs has represenative rights in this house.

Executive

The head of state is the Prime Minister. Elections are held every 4 years.

The Prime Ministers of Democratic Mada:

1. Adam Marx (2006-2010)

Regions

Democratic Mada is divided into five provinces and one independent city:

Provinces: 1. Zajaě 2. Léon 3. Casti 4. Pratzé 5. Sažjec

Independent City: 1. Debs

Economy

Culture

The people of Democratic Mada enjoy cultural institutions. The government funds museums, libraries, and art galleries which are known through out the world. The National Museum in Pratzé is well known for its extensive collection of colonial Madishte artifacts and the regionally acclaimed People's Library of Debs houses over 6 million books.

The ethnic make-up in Democratic Mada is quite diverse, but race is almost a transparent issue in this modernized society. Their primary language has been English but a gradual move towards the true tongue of Democratic Mada, Madian, is becoming increasingly popular. Experts claim that by 2015, 90% of Madians will be proficient in both languages.

Local art, music, and literature have gained widespread popularity. Madaians, as shown in their longing to reestablish the Madian language, are beginning to leave the once popular western world culture behind and forge their own identity. Fierce patriotism and nationalism have urged citizens to find their own identity through culture.

Transportation

Democratic Mada has an superb public transit system used widly by its citizens.

Airports

Democratic Mada has two international airports, two regional airports, and four local airports.

International Airports

1. Pratzé International (PZI) in Pratzé

2. Democratic Mada International Airport (DMI) in Deb

Regional Airports

1. Zajaě Regional Airport (ZJE) in Zajaě

2. Marx Regional Memorial Airport (MXM) in Casti

Local Airports

1. The People's Transit Airport (LEN) in Léon

2. Northern Transit Sažjec Airport (SAJ) in Sažjec

3. Northern Transit Airport (PYL) in Pylovo, Sažjec

4. Pratzé Transit Airpot (PRZ) in Lojkiv, Pratzé

Sea Ports

1. Pratzé Sea Port

2. Casti Sea Port

3. Zajaě Sea Port