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| Capital | Gemun | ||||||
| Largest city | Namu jai Šun | ||||||
| Language | Kunikata · Yingdalan · Bianjie | ||||||
| Religion | 62% Shamanism 17% Irreligious 15% Daenism 4% Kamism 2% Other | ||||||
| Ethnic Group | 82% Bianjie 9% Yingdalan 5% Suman 2% Sekowan 4% Other | ||||||
| Demonym | Bianjie · Bianjian | ||||||
| Government | Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy | ||||||
| Khan | Erdeni | ||||||
| Premier | Caodan Yelu | ||||||
| Legislature | Khanate Yuan | ||||||
| Area | 390,757 km² | ||||||
| Population | 12,891,870 (5560 estimate) | ||||||
| Currency | Tael | ||||||
| Internet TLD | .bj | ||||||
Bianjie (Kunikata: べふ, Befu; Yingdalan: 便条, Biàntiáo), officially known as the Bianjie Khanate (Kunikata: べふハン国, Befu Han-koku; Yingdalan: 便条汗國; Biàntiáo Hànguó) is a sovereign state located on the continent of Dovani, bordering Statrica to the north-west, Xsampa to the south-west, Gishoto to the east and north, and the Carina Sea to the north.
History[]
A country with a long colonial history, Bianjie was initially colonized by Sekowo in the 25th century, being transformed into the Federal Commonwealth State of Teoitan. In 2874, Teoitan was sold to Luthori, remaining under Luthori rule until it was ceded to Indrala as a result of the Luthori-Indralan War. It remained an Indralan colony until its decolonisation on October 5, 3775
Government and politics[]
Bianjie is a constitutional monarchy with mostly representative powers held in hands of the Khan.
Executive[]
The Cabinet of Bianjie (Kunikata: べふ内閣, Befu Nai-kaku; Yingdalan: 便条內閣, Biàntiáo Nèigé) is the highest executive body of the nation. The government of the Bianjie Khanate in traditional terms is handled by the Cabinet which is lead by the Premier of Bianjie (Kunikata: べふ総理, Befu Sōri; Yingdalan: 便条總理, Biàntiáo Zǒnglǐ), the primary civil authority of the nation. The Premier is the head of government who also sometimes uses the title of "Prime Minister". The Premier is assisted by the Secretary-General of the Cabinet who serves as the cabinet secretary of the cabinet.
Current ministries composition of the Cabinet:[]
- Premier of Bianjie (also known as the "Prime Minister of the Bianjie Khaganate")
- Secretary-General of the Cabinet
- Ministry of Defense
- Ministry of Internal Affairs
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Ministry of Justice and Civil Affairs
- Ministry of Education
- Ministry of Science and Technology
- Ministry of Industry and Information
- Ministry of Commerce and Revenue
- Ministry of Health and Social Security
- Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs
- Ministry of the Environment and Ecology
- Ministry of Natural Resources
- Ministry of Transportation
- Ministry of Culture and Tourism
Legislative[]
The Khanate Yuan (Kunikata: ハン国院, Hankoku-in; Yingdalan: 汗國院, Hànguóyuàn) is a 230-member unicameral legislature of Bianjie. It was previously the National Assembly and the People's Committee. The President of the Khanate Yuan is the highest authority in the legislature when it is in session, when it is not in session the Vice President of the Khanate Yuan is the highest authority, they are typically one in the same but are not required to be.
Current political parties[]
- Bianjie Democratic Action
- People's Party of Bianjie
- Socialist People's Party
- Party for the People
- Innovation Party
- Progressive Communists
- Conservative Party of Bianjie
Judiciary[]
The country's judiciary is run by the Supreme Court (Kunikata: 最高裁判所, Saikō-saibansho; Yingdalan: 最高法院, Zuìgāo Fǎyuàn), commonly called the Saikōsai (Kunikata: 最高裁) and is the highest court in the land. It is comprised of 15 judges, one of which serves as the President of the Supreme Court. It has several sub-courts which have special jurisdiction over special cases. Under the current Constitution, Khan nominates the judges, after being advised by the Privy Council, and Yuan confirms the nominees for a lifetime tenure.
Each circuit maintains a local Circuit Court and mirrors the national Supreme Court. Counties and departments also possess local courts which mirror the Supreme Court.
Administrative divisions[]
Map of Bianjie's provinces and major cities
Bianjie was previously divided into regions until early 5215 when the National Assembly passed the New Administrative Division Act of 5214. The first level subdivision are the circuits (Kunikata: 道, Dō; Yingdalan: 道, Dào) which are overseen by an intendant, initially elected but later changed to be appointed by the government and elected Circuit Councils to assist with the administration of the circuit. The second-level subdivision are the provinces (Kunikata: 県, Ken; Yingdalan: 省, Shěng), these provinces are overseen by an appointed commissioner, sometimes called governors. The commissioners are joined by an elected Provincial Councils to assist as well as serve as sort've provincial cabinet.
Underneath the provinces are counties (Kunikata: 郡, Gun; Yingdalan: 縣, Xiàn). Departments are overseen by Mayors as they are a special category dedicated for important cities or large cities. Some counties, usually cities, are overseen by elected mayors, but most do not have a mayor and rely on the larger province for their oversight.
| Circuits | Provinces | Capital |
|---|---|---|
| Capital | Gemun | |
 Khani
|
Namu jai Šun | |
| Northern |  Bei
|
Dergi |
 Běine
|
Ambagašan | |
| Western |  Meihe Nimang
|
Šahūrun |
 Muduria
|
Muduri | |
| Eastern |  Gumang
|
Guruna |
 Wehealin
|
Fetembi Wehe | |
| Southern |  Hanci Gūwa
|
Geren Boo |
 Nimanggia
|
Noor | |
Military and law enforcement[]
The Six Banners has historically been the national armed forces of Bianjie but was eventually replaced with other formations such as the Royal Bianjin Armed Protection Services or the Bianjin Defense Force. Underneath the modern Bianjin state, the Armed Forces of Bianjie is the combined military force of the nation.
Law enforcement and intelligence[]
The Bianjie Field Force (Yingdalan: 野战部队; tr. Biàntiáo yězhàn bùduì) is the law enforcement agency of Bianjie and functions more as a gendarmerie than a typical police force. The Commissioner-General is the appointed head of the Bianjie Field Force (BFF) and falls underneath the Ministry of Public Security.
The Special Guard Department (Yingdalan (Traditional): 特衛部; tr. Tè wèi bù) commonly called the Tewei is the domestic and foreign intelligence agency of Bianjie. The Chief of the Special Guard Department is appointed by the Khan, the Chief typically holds military rank but can be a civilian should it be decided.
Economy[]
The Bianjian economy is poorly developed and almost entirely dominated by mining, agriculture and raw resource production. The government is trying to boost the tourism industry and make the economy greater using that.