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Malivia People's Federation of Councils
Flag Coat of Arms
Flag Coat of Arms
Location of Malivia
Old map of Malivia

Motto
Swadhinata Samya Nyaya (Raktavani & Luthori)

Anthem "Thou art the ruler of the minds of all people"
Capital
(and largest city)
Dusanpur
Other cities Serediki, Hitam, Kubir,Rakaya, Kajpur,Modalin
Language
  official
 
Raktavani & Luthori
  others Luthori
Religion Gerajan
Ethnic Group Raktavani, Gerajan
Population 99,765,113 
GDP 527,553,322,393
Currency Malivian Crown (MCR)
Time Zone GMT -1
  summer GMT 01
Calling Code +089
Internet TLD .MCR

Malivia (Malivian: Maliwa), officially known as the Malivian People's Federation of Councils or ( previously known as Maliviya Prajaataantrik Ganatantr/Malivian Democratic Republic) (Malivia), is a nation in the tropical region on the southern end of the continent Artania. Aside from the mountains and highlands of the country’s interior (Walkunia), most of the country is low-lying coastal jungle. Eighty percent of Malivia’s population lives in these coastal regions. Malivia is bordered to the north by Darnussia and Hobrazia and to the south across the South Ocean is Selucia.

Etymology[]

The name Malivia is derived from the word Maliwa in Bahasa Maliwa the language of the Orang Maliwa the people living in Malivia.

History[]

Main article: History of Malivia
The first unified political structure of Malivia was made by a proto-Malivian tribe known as the Svrim that were established in the mountain area of the modern state of Walkaunar. They constituted the first unified Malivian political structure creating an Empire and several trade routes along Artania and Majatra.

The Svrim founded the first modern state in the 7th century and it lasted without internal problems through 1000 years. In 1805 the Svrim were split in two culturally different tribes. The Dundorfian Svrim, that were a majority, spoke the Dundorfian language and adopted the Hosian religion, and the Raktavani Svrim, that were a minority with influences from Rajutti in their language, what evolved today as Washebarian Rajutti, and they created their own religion based on nature and pagan gods.

The Raktavani Svrim overthrew the Dundorfian Svrim Empire and established the Malivian Republic, based on their beliefs and promoted the artistic and cultural developments in the region based on Gerajan practices. The Dundorfians were forced to move northwards in Artania.

In 1886, with the support of the Duntrekkers and Luthori Army, the Dundorfian Svrim, then a minority, overthrew the government massacring the king and his family and reestablished the Svrim empire and proclaimed all religions other than Hosian as illegal. Facing religious persecution Raktavanis started a Civil War, known in international history studies as the Trek Wars. It lasted from 1886 to 1899 but the government fell in hands of the Raktavani Svrims again which signifies the beginning of the first modern state of Malivia.

Overview[]

Year Flag Name Government Type
The Most Serene Commonwealth of Malivia
Gerajan Protectorates of Malivia
Maliv
Great Gerajan Artanian Kingdom of Malivia, Abode of Welfare
Demokratische Republik Malivia
Holy Malivian Empire
3720 - 3780
NdDcB3C
Malivian Imperium Stratocratic Republican Empire
3917 - ~4000
Malivia3917
Socialist Republic of Malivia Unitary Presidential Constitutional Republic
~4150 - 4438 Malivia4207 Free State of Malivia Constitutional Republic
4439 - 4558 Federal Socialist Republic of Malivia Federal Constitutional Socialist Republic
5057 -
MaliviaREP
Maliviya Prajaataantrik Ganatantr/Malivian Democratic Republic (Malivia) Democratic Republic



Government, Politics & Army[]

The structure of the Malivia Loktaantrik Ganatantr's political system is a Constitutional Parliamentary Republic.

It is defined as such for its adherence to the constitution limiting the Head of States power and its strong support for Republican ideals.

Malivia is governed by the nominal Head of State (the President of the Maliviya , the Head of Government (Prime Minister) and the Pratinidhi Sabha. The Malivias administrative divisions are divided into states.

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Terran Political Boundaries, 3651 Circa.

The Head of State is the nominal head and first citizen of Malivia. While he/she is not directly involved in the day to day details of the administration of the state, his/her assent is mandatory for passing of bills and he/she does hold some authority to delay or revision of the bill. The President maintains a cerimonial positions while the executive powers are exercised by the Cabinet headed by Prime Minister.

Legislative power is held by the Pratinidhi Sabha. Every loyal subject of the Republic is by law granted the right to vote and elect representatives to the Sabha. The Sabha has the power to enact legislation and the sole prerogative of amending the Constitution.

Malivia is protected by the Malivian Armed Forces.

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Constitution[]

All legislation and political actions undertaken in Malivia must respect the Constitution. The Constitution may only be modified with the support of two-thirds of parliament known as a "super-majority".

The Head of State[]

The President of the Maliviya is the Head of State of Malivia. During much of Malivias history, monarchs have both gained and lost control of the duties that originally belonged to the position depending on the government and the nature of public opinion. The appointment Of President is subject to popular election.


Wars Malivia has participated[]

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Subdivisions[]

Map of Malivia (Malivian-Dundorfian)

Subdivisions of Malivia

The subdivisions of Malivia are called States . They used to be called Wilayah,Provinsi and Imperial Provinces, Constituencies, and Provinces.

Region Flag Area Population Capital
Bhulkhandra
Maliviaconstituency
300,000 km 19,923,306 Serediki
Walkaunar
Malivia2
536,100 km 19,965,704 Kajpur
Dendhadrash
Malivia6
336,300 km 19,975,288 Malakina
Washebar
Malivia4
205,200

km

19,975,288 Modalin
Idhaghra
Malivia6
164,100 km 19,950,181 Rakaya

Geography[]

Malivia is a tropical nation, lying just north of the equator. Its central Constituency, Walkaunar, is dominated by a wide central mountain range and arid deserts, with highlands stretching into the neighboring Bhulkhandra Constituency. Rain forests stretch across the country, thanks to careful management by the central and local governments, and many rare and endangered species make their home in Malivia's protected forest lands.

The highest mountain is the Nanda with 3786m. The Nanda lays in northern Walkaunar. Other mountains are for example the Kamet with 2566m or the Hardeol with 1432m.

There also many rivers in Malivia. Most rivers start in the region of Walkaunar with his high mountains or in the northern neighbor states.

The by far longest river is the Banjir with nearly 1500km length. But the Trempe with 500km or the Sölls with 245km are also some other rivers of Malivia.

But Malivia doesn't only consist of rivers and mountains. For example some cities lay under the sea level. The capital of Maliva, Serdica, for example -1,2m or some parts of Reiflingen.That's a reason why floods occur often in this areas.

Dendars

Dendhadrash farmland and the river Banjir.

The geology in Malivia is very different depending on the Region. Especially in the rainforests of the soil is very rich and nutrients and humus. However, there are a lot in the mountains of granite and gneiss. In the south, there are some coal and oil resources, although they are very limited. Also, the already extinct volcanoes have traces of various metals and are now very fruitful.

Valle-del-Cocora-Colombia-Andes-Mountains

Walkunia landscape

Malivia is bordered to the north by Darnussia and Hobrazia.

Rivers from the mountainous Walkaunar region flow into Darnussia.

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Physical Map of Artania.
Key:
Light Gray - 3,000 to 5,000 meters
Gray - 1,000 to 2,999
Yellow - 500 to 999
Light Green - 200 to 499 meters
Green - 0 to 199 meters
Blue - Rivers

Artania Climate

Climate Map of Artania.
Key:
*Sea-foam Green - Tropical Rainforest
*Green - Humid Continental (Warm)
*Dark Green - Marine West Coast
*Salmon - Humid Subtropical
*Light Orange - Tropical Savanna
*Dark Orange - Mediterranean
*Yellow - Semi-Arid/Desert
*Blue - Humid Continental (Cold)
*Purple - Subartic/Tundra
*Gray - Undifferentiated Highland (Varies by altitude)

Biodiversity[]

Malivia is noted for its diverse and varied vegetation. Flowers thrive in the moist, tropical environment found on many islands. Hibiscus, bougainvillea, and orchids are just a few of the varieties found there. The heavily touristed region faces challenges in balancing development with preserving its flora.

Deforestation began with the development of sugarcane culture in the seventeenth century. When forests are cut for farmland, soil erosion and depletion often occurred.

Thorn scrub and grasses have replaced native forests that were cleared for farming. This new vegetation does not protect the ground from the sun and provides little protection against moisture loss during drought. Livestock overgrazing also has contributed to ecological degradation.

The again the flora is incredible :There are over 1,000 species of flowering plants, including 74 species of orchid and 200 ferns. The national flower is the bwa kwaib. On the west coast, there is an abundance of showy flowers including the orange, pink and yellow lantana, and the bottle-brush-like flowers of the campech. Red, yellow, and green heliconias, and the purple leaves of the blue wax flower, are among many gorgeous species which can be found throughout the interior.

There is also the wildlife : Over 170 species of birds have so far been seen in Malivia, including two types of indigenous parrots one of them being the national animal. Twelve species of bats are among the few known domestic land mammals, apart from the people. As well as the birds, there is an enormous amount of interesting insects of all shapes, colours and sizes.

Remarkably there are no poisonous snakes in Malivias jungles, but there are a dozens of boas around which will do you no harm if your are cautious and careful. Other wildlife to be found in the forest include iguanas, opossums (manicou), agouti, frogs (including the almost extinct and highly protected mountain chicken), jaguars, tapirs, pudú,caiman crocodiles and crabs.

In the sea, as well as an abundance of brightly coloured fish and coral, there are many species of whales, turtles and dolphins, and Malivia is known as one of the world's top diving and marine wildlife destinations.

Economy[]

Malivia practices a interventionist economy, with limited state industries in certain sectors. Inflation was high due to the recent economic crisis but due but the steps of the government to rill it in the inflation is back to manageable levels . Unemployment is almost consistently around 10 to 5%, taking an average of the unemployment rate of each Region.

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Hitam at a glimpse.

Despite the governments skepticism of individualist capitalist ventures ideas, Malivian society is remarkably free in economic matters. Probably because the government understands that certain sectors require individualist capitalist ventures to work properly.

To protect the country from the vulnerabilities of a complete open economy the government has enacted policies to provide economic and social stability. For example, the country provides a basic income for all citizens paid for by the dividends from public enterprises.

The government also supplies subsidized services such as public housing, healthcare and education.

State ownership is prominent in strategic sectors of the economy including telecommunications, energy, defense, and airport operations - as well as banking, transport, infrastructure and real estate. However, fully and partially state-owned enterprises operate on a commercial basis and are granted no competitive advantage over private enterprises so as to foster open market competion.

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Malivian Bullet train.

Malivia has experienced a net economic benefit from the legalization and nationalization of 'vice' industries and the controlled sale of gambling licences, sex work.sexual services (synonymous to tourism and hospitality),food processing, ceramics, and farming equipment,light railcars,educational services, biotechnology and medical equipment, ), , banking and insurance,ulta-light aircraft

construction, military equipment,

Malivia's major sectors are: tourism and hospitality, avionics and pharmaceuticals,alloyed metal production


Malivia has also an artisan manufacturing sector producing: reed paper, ceramics, stained glass and other glassware, beads, cashmere, leather wear, jewelry, cheese, honey, and wine.

In addition to these public sectors including healthcare, housing, defense, research and education all constitute significant areas of expenditure and employment. Responding to the arid climate, challenging topography and limited space Malivia has continued and developed an innovative agricultural sector of cooperative farms.

The farming sector was put into a structure where farms must be put into cooperatives. The farmers will be paid by the state based on the labour of the farmer. Farmers can and do operate their farms independently if they wish but it is strongly encouraged through incentives to join cooperatives. Although they are free and independent they sell their products either to the government or small independent businesses. Essentially they are preforming a capitalist interaction with the government which allows them to gain more from their labour.

Each farm which is not part of a cooperative has a document which is allows them to operate their business, the entitlement to land they own and so on. The government has a copy of this as well. The reasoning behind this document is because independent businesses are taxed differently from cooperatives. Domestic agriculture supplies 20% of overall demand.

Major primary sector commodities are: wheat, barley, rice, potatoes, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, lentils, beans, tangerines, olives, olive oil, garlic, squash, honey, sheep and goat products (fleece, meat, leather and dairy), melons, peppers, chili, zucchini, cucumbers, wine, grapes, mint, figs, avocados, apples, cherries, pomegranates, poultry (meat and eggs), algae, walnuts, strawberries, marijuana, freshwater crayfish, reeds, and eucalyptus products (timber and oil). There are also vast economically viable reserves of natural minerals.

The average Malivian citizen works 48 hours per week as per government law, and has 30 days with full pay for each year of effective service per statutory minimum employment leave plus a number of paid public holidays, typically 6-8.The overtime hour limits are: 15 hours in a week. The overtime allowance should not be lower than 125% and not more than 150% of normal hourly rate.

International Trade[]

Major Imports: Luxury items

Foodstuffs: salt, coffee, tea, sugar, beef, pork, grains, soybeans, fruits and vegetables, spices, eggs, rice. Raw materials: aluminium, gold, zinc, tin, copper, fertilizers, concrete, diamonds, natural gas, rubber, graphite, paper, timber and wood products.

Major Exports: Military equipment (principally air defence systems, missiles, small arms, drones and armored infantry vehicles), pharmaceuticals, industrial chemicals, dyes and pigments, medical equipment, avionics, small aircraft and gliders, non-military drones, light railcars (trams) and engines, industrial and commercial ceramics, glass, software, media content and published materials, fiber optics, commercial lasers, electronic hardware and semiconductors, electronic games and consumer electronics, irrigation and water filtration equipment, alloyed metals.

Artisan products: jewelry, wine, glassware, cashmere, and eucalyptus oil.

Foodstuffs: wine, olive oil, mint, garlic, melons, citrus, onions, tomatoes, olives, walnuts, apples, strawberries.

Raw Materials: obsidian, wool, semi-precious gemstones.

Tourism[]

Tourism in Malivia is an economically growing industry. The World Travel & Tourism Council calculated that tourism generated 1.6% of the nation's GDP and supported 4.34 Million jobs, 4.4% of its total employment. The sector is predicted to grow at an annual rate of 6.8%.

About 8.5 million foreign tourists arrive in Malivia per year with the estimate always on the rise. Domestic tourist visits to all constituencies numbered in over 20 million. The most popular constituencies for tourists are Bhulkhandra, Dendhadrash and Idhaghra. Hitam, Rakaya, Kutab and Serediki have been the five most visited cities of Malivia by foreign tourists in descending order.

To facilitate tourism the Malivian Free State provides quite the good air transport, particularly given the country’s stage of development, and very good ground transport infrastructure. The country also scores high on natural and cultural resources worldwide. Some other aspects of its tourism infrastructure remain somewhat underdeveloped however. The nation has very few hotel rooms per capita by international comparison and low ATM penetration.

The Ministry of Environment and Tourism designs national policies for the development and promotion of tourism. In the process, the Ministry consults and collaborates with other stakeholders in the sector including various Central Ministries/agencies, constituency governments and the representatives of the private sector. Concerted efforts are being made to promote new forms of tourism such as rural, cruise, medical and eco-tourism. The Ministry also maintains the Incredible Malivia campaign focused on promoting sex tourism on Malivias most profitable tourism attractions.

Sex tourism is to travel to engage in sexual activity. The Ministry of Environment and Tourism defines sex tourism as "trips organized from within the tourism sector, or from outside this sector but using its structures and networks, with the primary purpose of effecting a commercial sexual relationship by the tourist with residents at the destination".

Sex tourism can encompass a lot of things. It could be sex toys, sex shows or flat out sex services. After all, it is the oldest of all professions. Essentially, those who are looking for sex are flocking to these places to satisfy their needs.

The city of Rakaya is home to the Bright Dawn Red Light District, Rakaya alleys are full of brothels with over 130,000 sex workers to choose from. Ever go to buy an umbrella and become overwhelmed by all of your choices? Well, this might bring on a full anxiety attack.

Industry and agriculture[]

Malivia has a expanding manufacturing industry, especially in the mainland. Rare Minerals and Steel are Malivias two highest productions. Rare Mineral mining and Steel production dominate mostly due to supporting the defense industry, while Iron and Coal mining are the major industries which too support the defense industry. While there are some smaller manufacturing and light industries Oil drilling remains the most notable industry with a production of 21,880 barrels per day.

Agriculture is still one of the highest source of income for Malivia. However, due to restricted land area, the nation keeps strict quotas of production to avoid famine.

Production[]

Rare Minerals 36%
Steel 25%
Iron 13%
Coal 9%
Oil 3%
Other 14%

Gross Domestic Product: 657,001,034,732 MCR

Major Companies[]

Artanian Continental

Demographics[]

According to the 5006 national census, the population of Malivia is 99,761,337.

The Malivia Democratic Republic consists predominately of two groups. The Esinsundu people who were introduced to Malivia as a slave population and the Raktavani the native Malivians.

Ethnicity[]

There are around 10 distinct native ethnic groups in Malivia, and 10 different languages and dialects. Most Malivian are descended from Malivian-speaking Svrin people whose main languages can be traced to Proto-Malivian, which possibly originated in Washebar.Through the years migrants have come to Malivia mainly Luthorians colonists,Duntrekker Dundorfians and Hobrazian migrants.

ETHNICITY

  • Esinsundu = Afro-Caribbean
  • Raktavani = Indians
  • Luthori = English
  • Hobrazians = Georgians
  • Dundorfians = Germans
  • Narikatonians = Germans that settled the neighboring nation of Narikatonia
  • Darnussians = Native Narikatonians before the German Colonization

Ethnicity Breakdown[]

  • Esinsundu 12.3%
  • Malivian/Rajutti 74.1%
  • Luthori 3.8%
  • Hobrazian 3.3%
  • Duntrekker Dundorfians 5.9%
  • Narikatonians 0.4%
  • Darnussians 0.2%

Religion[]

The 5006 Census noted the continued, albeit slowed, decline of the Hosian faith, as it lost nearly 0.3 million members in the previous 5 years. New forms of Geraja that is Akali, Daenism and Wainism continued to advance.The census also noted the small advance of Geraja.

  • Hosianism = Christianity
    • Bishopalism = Protestantism
    • Patriarchalism = Catholicism
  • Geraja = Hinduism
  • Rasezana = Rastafari
  • Ahmadism/Israism = Islam/Sunni Islam
  • Akali = Sikhism
  • Daenism = Buddhism
  • Wainism = Jainism

Religious Breakdown[]

  • Bishopalism 2.6%
  • Geraja 67.4%(Theistic:40.7%, Atheistic:26.7%)
  • Patriarchalism 0.3%
  • None 7.9%
  • Ahmadism/Israism 0.3%
  • Rasezana 0.3%
  • Confessional Ameliorate Church of Dundorf 9.6%
  • Akali 3.9%
  • Daenism 4.1%
  • Wainism 3.6%

Culture[]

The Malivian culture, often labeled as an amalgamation of several various cultures, spans across a history that is several thousand years old. Throughout the history of Malivia and in tandem Malivian culture have been heavily influenced by external factors. They have been credited with shaping much of Malivian philosophy, literature, architecture, art and music. Greater Malivia was the historical extent of Malivian culture. This particularly concerns the spread of the Geraja religion, architecture, administration and writing system from Malivia to other parts of Artania through maritime traders during the early centuries of the Common Era.To the west, Greater Malivia overlaps with Greater Narikaton. Over the centuries, there has been significant fusion of cultures between Dundorfians, Luthorian and Malivians.

Atheism and agnosticism have a long history in Malivia and flourished within Śramaṇat movement. The Cārnvāka school originated in Malivia around the 6th century BCE. It is one of the earliest form of materialistic and atheistic movement in ancient Malivia. Malivia has produced some notable atheist politicians and social reformers.

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