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== The People's Republic of Khadiz == | == The People's Republic of Khadiz == | ||
| − | The People's Republic of Khadiz was proclaimed | + | The People's Republic of Khadiz was proclaimed during a proletarian-farmer revolution. It is a former colony of Galikese empire and it suffered sorely under exploitative rule of Galikese military authorities. The movement for national freedom and social justice managed to seize power and establish new government, that of United Worker Party and all folks of Khadiz. Revolutionary leaders succeeded in preventing desert tribes from destroying each other in endless religious controversies which threatened to break out. The main goal - unity of all tribal communities - was attained early because a strict secularization policy was an outstanding feature of the revolutionary comittee. Local workers' ''diwans'' (councils) swiftly calmed down the chaos which arisen through the overthrow period, so that the Khadiz economy hardly sustained a significant loss. Nowadays, The People's Republic of Khadiz has only one sovereign governor - the common will of Khadizian proletariat, farmers and working inteligentsia. |
Revision as of 10:38, 21 February 2007
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| Flag of Khadiz | |
| Motto: "The tractor's on its way!" | |
| Region | New Troy |
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| Capital | Murzuq (8,000,000 inhabitants) |
| Official Language(s) | Galikese, tribal dialects |
| Leader | Abdul Nasir Fahad, chairman of State Council |
| Population | 228,000,000 (21.2.2007) |
| Currency | djaal |
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The People's Republic of Khadiz
The People's Republic of Khadiz was proclaimed during a proletarian-farmer revolution. It is a former colony of Galikese empire and it suffered sorely under exploitative rule of Galikese military authorities. The movement for national freedom and social justice managed to seize power and establish new government, that of United Worker Party and all folks of Khadiz. Revolutionary leaders succeeded in preventing desert tribes from destroying each other in endless religious controversies which threatened to break out. The main goal - unity of all tribal communities - was attained early because a strict secularization policy was an outstanding feature of the revolutionary comittee. Local workers' diwans (councils) swiftly calmed down the chaos which arisen through the overthrow period, so that the Khadiz economy hardly sustained a significant loss. Nowadays, The People's Republic of Khadiz has only one sovereign governor - the common will of Khadizian proletariat, farmers and working inteligentsia.
