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|native_name = She Ji-gyboova ga Da ga Tsiba<br />
|conventional_long_name = The People's Republic of Tsiba<br />
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|capital = [[Jishutsy (Jashootza)]]<br />
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|largest_city = [[Chavotsy]] (Javova)<br />
|official_languages = [[Tsidi]], Farsi<br />
|national_languages = English<br />
|regional_languages = [[Bacadi]], [[Chavadi]]<br />
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|ethnic_groups = 37.49% Tsige<br>20.91% Bacada<br>17.07% Other<br>16.23% Persian<br>8.3% British<br />
|ethnic_groups_year = 2010<br />
|demonym = Tsiba<br />
|government_type = Federal dominant-party parliamentary republic<br />
|leader_title1 = Prime Minister<br />
|leader_name1 = [[Mahshid Shi'upa]]<br />
|leader_title2 = Ja-Prime Minister<br />
|leader_name2 = Chavo Lotfi-Vi'achavo<br />
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|population_estimate = 33,568,995<br />
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The '''People's Republic of Tsiba''', commonly called '''Tsiba''', is a federal dominant-party parliamentary republic in the continent of [[Neria]] on [[Earth (IDU)|Earth]] in the [[International Democratic Union]]. Tsiba is composed of 4 regions, with a total population of 33.57 million. <br />
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Tsiba was a part of the Roman empire from the early second century to the mid sixth century, when it was taken by the Sasanian Dynasty during the Roman-Persian Wars, being the only major territory to switch control during the conflict. During the Persian Period of Tsiba's history, the arts and sciences flourished, with many of Tsiba's most notable landmarks, including the Mosque Kivu, being built in this period.<br />
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The largest ethnic groups in Tsiba are the Tsige and the Bacada. Islam is the predominant religion in the country; the principal languages are Tsidi and Farsi, although English, Bacadi, and Chavadi are also common, the latter two being particularly common in rural areas. Tsiba is a parliamentary democracy, currently led by Prime Minister [[Mahshid Shi'upa]] of the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party.<br />
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Beginning in 1872 Tsiba was ruled as a British protectorate. Tsiba gained their independence on September 2, 1963. [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] was elected president in 1964 and remained as a dictator until 1993. During this time economic and social restrictions were placed on the Bacada minority, culminating in the 1993 [[Bacada Genocide]], which lasted from January to August of that year. On August 12, 1993, [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]]'s [[Ahitutha]]-sponsored [[Shooda-Tsiba Patseda]] (STP) gained control of the capital city of [[Shuputsy]] and overthrew Jutsytoo's government. <br />
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Pyvupi and her party, the [[Shooda-Tsiba]], remained in power until her death in 2003. Opposition parties have been legalized since 2008, although international criticism is often drawn towards the fairness of Tsiba elections.<br />
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==Etymology==<br />
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The etymology of the name Tsiba (pronounced TSEE-bah) is disputed. It is likely that the name came from the Roman-era nickname for the country, Bacatsy, first recorded in the mid-third century. This name came from the Latin word “baca”, meaning ‘berry’, and the Tsidi word “tsy”, or ‘land’. At the time, Tsiba was home to a pervasive species of distinctive orange berry bushes that grew across the country’s farmlands. The species disappeared by the late eighth to early ninth centuries but the name remained, becoming Tsibaka and then Tsiba during the Persian era. An alternate etymology contests that Tsiba is a shortening of the Old Tsidi word “Itsimiba”, meaning ‘to stay in place’.<br />
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People from Tsiba are simply referred to as Tsiba. Multiple people from Tsiba are either referred to as Tsibas, a more modern phrase that comes from the British colonial period, as Putsiba, the traditional way to pluralize the word in Tsidi.<br />
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==History==<br />
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===Tsiba War of Independence===<br />
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Throughout the 1920s and early 1930s, Tsiba saw small student-led protests against the British colonial government. The hub of anti-colonial sentiments was Hashmi University, then known as Javova University. Between 8 and 14 November 1936, student activists occupied Duchavo'i Square (then Tennyson Square). Students were angered by the arrest of Professor George Ormazd, a beloved teacher at Hashmi University. Approximately 5,000 students attended the occupation, notably [[Charles "Kingfisher" Shipuva]], [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], Muhammed Jutsytoo, and [[Mustafa Hashmi]]. <br />
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On 15 November 1936, British troops opened fire on the occupiers, killing Hashmi, the protest organizer, and around a hundred more. Another 2,000 protesters were arrested that day. This event became known as the Massacre of Duchavo'i Square.<br />
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Angered by the events of November 15, student-led protests and independence organizations began to grow across the country. Shipuva urged protestors to remain peaceful and founded [[Students for the Future of Tsiba (SFT)]] with Pyvupi and Jutsytoo. SFT chapters began in universities across Tsiba, organizing protests and staging walk-outs to protest colonial rule. By March of 1937, around 25 SFT chapters were operational across Tsiba. However, on 24 March 1937, Pevoo Bucatsy, a peaceful protestor from the University of Central Vi'atsy, was accidentally shot by members of the British colonial military. Upon hearing of Bucatsy's death, Jutsytoo urged Shipuva to respond with violence in kind. However, Shipuva refused. <br />
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In early April of 1937, Muhammed Jutsytoo formed the [[Islamic Defenders of Tsiba (IDT)]], a more militant group that Shipuva’s SFT. The IDT quickly gained support and began occupying the city of Shuputsy and the surrounding region of Vi’atsy. On 19 December 1937, British troops attacked the city of Shuputsy in an attempt to regain control of the city in the bloodiest day of the war. The IDT managed to keep control of the city, but suffered heavy losses, weakening their control of the area. <br />
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In January of 1937, the British government banned the speaking of the Tsidi language and offered large rewards for the capture of any IDT soldiers. The IDT, already weakened by the Battle of Shuputsy, retreated from Shuputsy, though they continued to wage guerrilla warfare against British colonizers. <br />
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As the IDT lost power, the SFT became more important. Pyvupi began printing a newspaper entirely in Tsidi, known as [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], advocating for peaceful resistance. In it, she, for the first time, began advocating for socialist reforms post-independence. In March of 1937, the SFT began a complete boycott on all British products that lasted until October, when the British government agreed to remove the ban on Tsidi and allowed several Tsiba politicians greater control of affairs in the country. They also agreed to release Pyvupi, who had been arrested in August for publishing She Shoo Ibo’ugu.<br />
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When the United Kingdom entered World War II in 1939, Shipuva encouraged Tsiba citizens not to volunteer for the British army. The IDT actively encouraged it’s members to attack recruiting stations and Tsibas who volunteered for the army. In total, it’s estimated that the IDT killed around 650 Tsiba volunteers for the British army. However, in total, around 500,000 Tsiba volunteered for the British army over the course of the war.<br />
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During WWII, Jutsytoo came out of hiding and he and the IDT began to retake territory in Tsiba. With the British focus on World War II, the IDT was able to not only retake Shuputsy and Vi’atsy, but also the neighboring region of Duchavo. <br />
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On 3 April 1945, Charles Shipuva died. In the weeks after his death the SFT began to crumble, leaving more room for the IDT to take power in Tsiba. <br />
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In 1945, when WWII ended, severely diminished British forces attempted to retake IDT territory. However, they were eventually driven back to Chatoogu’u, the British capital of Tsiba. On 13 August 1945, British troops surrendered unconditionally to Jutsytoo and the IDT. The British army was given two weeks to leave Tsiba, although a large population of British civilians remained in the country. With the end of British colonization, the IDT founded the Islamic Republic of Tsiba.<br />
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===Islamic Republic of Tsiba===<br />
Following the Tsiba War of Independence, Muhammed Jutsytoo seized control of the country and established a temporary capital city in the city of [[Shuputsy]] in 1945. Jutsytoo and the IDT organized national presidential elections, as well as elections for the capital city, in March of 1946. Jutsytoo was the only candidate on the ballot, although socialists in the country launched a campaign for write-in candidates. Nonetheless, Justsytoo won the election with over ninety-five percent of the vote, and Shuputsy was chosen as the capital city of Tsiba. The Islamic Republic of Tsiba (often referred to as the Islamic Republic or the IRT) was officially established on April 6, 1946.<br />
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After his election Jutsytoo appointed a cabinet of loyalists to run each region of the country, as well as more specific forces and committees at the federal level. Notably, Kamran Voohhatsu was chosen to run the secret police, known as the Ve Shoo Putsy. Jutsytoo also appointed his wife, Mildred, to run the Youth and Cultural Affairs Committee, a choice that sparked outrage among anti-Islamist forces in the country, due to Mildred’s lack of prior experience and perceived inability to run the committee.<br />
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Under Jutsytoo, the cabinet quickly passed strict conservative social laws, often referred to as the [[Morality Codes]]. These laws prohibited women from owning land or holding jobs without their husband or father’s written consent, criminalized homosexuality, and allowed the government to arrest any political dissedents.<br />
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Tsiba’s healthcare and welfare systems were created during the IRT era, and the education system was expanded, allowing children in rural areas to access education. Jutsytoo also added mandatory religious education and Arabic classes to primary school curriculums, though few Putsiba learned Arabic to proficiency outside of religious scholars and those who attended universities, whose funding and number increased during the IRT era as well.<br />
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In 1951, Jutsytoo’s government began their first crackdown on the socialists of Tsiba. She Shoo Ibo’ugu, Bevoo Pyvupi’s newspaper, was banned in 1951, and she and her supporters went underground. <br />
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During the fifties, socialist movements became increasingly common throughout Tsiba’s universities, led in large part by Pyvupi’s daughter Beshootsu and Peket Ahmadi, both of whom would later serve as Prime Minister of Tsiba.<br />
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In 1959, after budgetary shortfalls, the government had to cut federal subsidies in the date farming industry in order to complete repairs to the water system in Shuputsy, a move that many farmers saw as a symbolic choice of urban interests over rural interests. This led to increased hostility towards Jutsytoo’s government from agricultural and religious interest groups.<br />
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In 1962 Jutsytoo and his supporters began blaming the [[Bacada]], a small rural ethnic group in Tsiba, for the economic hardships of the country. Throughout 1962, the Ve Shoo Putsy began arresting prominent Bacada activists and leaders and, starting in January of 1963, Voohhatsu announced that crimes against the Bacada would no longer be prosecuted. It is estimated that between a quarter and a third of all Bacada died in the ensuing [[Bacada Genocide]]. Most of the killing was done one small community at a time, although Arshad ga Hhabe, Governor of the Region of Duchavo, created an artificial famine by stopping deliveries of food to areas with high percentages of Bacada.<br />
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In 1964, Jutsytoo called for an end to the genocide, and his supporters began their second crackdown on socialist movements in the country. Bevoo Pyvupi was arrested in 1965 and executed the same year. <br />
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On October 8, 1966, [[Penya Khouri]], Executive General of the Islamic Republic’s Army, died. Kamran Voohhatsu took control of the Army and, with the support of religious officials throughout Tsiba, organized a coup against Jutsytoo’s government, declaring himself the rightful leader of Tsiba on February 17, 1967. After the [[Battle of Tsyshaba]], both Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo’s forces were severely crippled, and Beshootsu Pyvupi’s socialist forces were able to take control of the country. Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo were executed together by firing squad on August 12, 1968, and Pyvupi declared herself the new Prime Minister of Tsiba the same day. She also took control of the country and declared it the new Socialist State of Tsiba, governed by her party, the Shooda-Tsiba. Islamic loyalists continued to fight isolated battles in the country through 1971.<br />
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==Geography==<br />
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==Demographics==<br />
Tsiba has a population of just over 33 million. The average fertility rate in 2.85, although this is significantly higher in rural areas. The life expectancy in Tsiba is 75.64 for women and 71.32 for men. Ethnic groups in Tsiba include the Tsige, Kada, Guda, [[Chavada]], and [[Bacada]]. About one-fifth of people are mixed-race, primarily of Tsige and Kada ancestry.<br />
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Putsiba are of average height and generally of dark complexions, with hair ranging from mid-brown to black. It’s estimated that five to ten percent of Tsiba’s population is overweight, while another five percent of children under five are malnourished. <br />
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===Education===<br />
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Children under the age of sixteen are required, by law, to attend school. However many children, especially girls in rural areas, are often pulled out of school early, with few punishments existing for those that bring them out of school. Classes are taught in Farsi and Tsidi, and children are required to take at least five years of English in school. <br />
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In total, about 60% of Tsiba students earn a high school diploma or equivalent accreditation, with half of those students then going on to college. The vast majority of colleges in Tsiba are public universities. <br />
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===Language===<br />
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Tsidi is the native language of the Tsige people and has been spoken in Tsiba for the entirety of the country's written history. However, the language has undergone major shifts, notably taking on Latin sentence structures during the era of Roman colonization, and incorporating large amounts of Latin and Persian vocabulary. Since the Persian era, Farsi has been spoken across the country as well. <br />
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During the British colonial era, the speaking of Tsidi was discouraged. However, during the Islamic Republic Era, English was no longer required in school and was, instead, replaced with Arabic. Today, English is primarily the language of business, while Farsi and Tsidi are the official government language. Most common Putsiba are bi- or trilingual, speaking Farsi, Tsidi and English, while many educated Putsiba also speak Arabic.<br />
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==Religion==<br />
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According to the 2019 Census, Tsiba's religious breakdown (noting that some overlap does exist) is: <br /><br />
Islamic Faith: 76.2%<br /><br />
Various Christian Sects: 11.34%<br /><br />
Shootsa or other traditional Tsige belief systems: 10.79%<br /><br />
Non-Religious: 8.04%<br /><br />
Zorastrianism: 2.33%<br /><br />
Other: 1.46%<br /><br />
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[[Shootsa]] is a belief system common to the Tsige people and almost exclusively practiced in Tsiba. Practitioners of Shootsa believe in three divine beings who have little desire to interact with humans or impact thier lives, but who can nonetheless be pleased by consistent reverence and worship within people’s homes. The deities are Tsape-Chavoo (the sun deity), Tsabe-Py (the deity of family), and Tsape-Dukoo (the deity of death). Shootsa was the dominant belief system in Tsiba until the Persian era, when Islam took over. Many tsige adapted their Shootsa beliefs to Islam, a practice still common in the country.<br />
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During the British colonial era, worship of Shootsa idols was banned and, later, Muhammed Jutsytoo’s government persecuted Shootsa practitioners. Shootsa beliefs nearly disappeared from Tsiba until the nineties, when the [[Tsige Cultural Revival]] brought them back to public prominence.<br />
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Since 1968, Tsiba has been governed by secular principles. However, many areas of the country, particularly the region of Vi’atsy, have continued to govern under strict Islamic doctrines, often leading to clashes with the Duchavoputsy. The far-right [[Our Freedom Party]] has begun to gain support in recent years. The current mayor of Shuputsy, Masoud Kivuda, is of that party. In general though, most people in Tsiba follow liberal Islamic principals, particularly in larger cities like Chavotsy.<br />
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==Government==<br />
[[File:2018_City_Ministers.png|350px|thumb|right|A map of the political party distributions in the House of the Ministers of Cities after the 2018 election.]] <br />
Tsiba has a bicameral legislature known as the Duchavoputsy. It is composed of the House of the Ministers of Cities (commonly referred to as the City Ministers) and the Representative Legislature. The Representative Legislature is able to pass legislation by a majority vote; however, the City Ministers may stop the passage of legislation by a majority, which can then be overruled by a two-thirds majority vote in the Representative Legislature. The City Ministers are the only body allowed to authorize international use of the military. Any legislation passed by the City Ministers can only be overridden by the Prime Minister’s veto, which, on legislation from the City Ministers, can not be overruled.<br />
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Each region is governed from it’s capital, which must carry out the national policy but which is also allowed to create local legislation to deal with specific issues of the region. Nonetheless, both the Ministers of Cities and the Representative Legislature have the power to nullify regional laws by a simple majority vote.<br />
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The Representative Legislature is elected nationwide every five years through party-list proportional representation. Each region contributes a hundred representatives to the legislature. The City Ministers are elected through direct election in each city every five years. Any regional capital or city of over 150,000 residents gets a single representative for each 500,000 residents, rounded up. There are currently 52 City Ministers.<br />
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[[File:2018_Representative_House.png|350px|thumb|left|A map of the political party distributions in the Representative Legislature after the 2018 elections.]]<br />
The Prime Minister of Tsiba carries executive power. They are able to exercise both a complete and an item veto, which can only be overruled by a three-fourths vote in both houses. They control military operations within the state and have the power to set foreign policy for Tsiba. The Ja-Prime Minister takes over the roles of the Prime Minister if they are killed or otherwise incapacitated. The Ja-Prime Minister can also break ties among the City Ministers and in the Representative Legislature, and is unofficially in charge of determining the legislative agenda for each year and ensuring that legislation is passed.<br />
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While Tsiba has allowed multiple political parties since 1993, the dominant party is the Shooda-Tsiba, Tsiba’s socialist party. <br />
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The Prime Minister is the leader of the party with a majority in the Representative Legislature and City Ministers combined. They are elected from within the dominant party and serve until their death, resignation, or the loss of their party’s majority. The Ja-Prime Minister is appointed by the Prime Minister and then either approved or denied by their party.<br />
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The judicial system, known as the Upitsu-matoo, is administered by the regional governors and legislatures. Judges usually serve ten year terms, although this can vary between regions. The highest court of Tsiba, the Uritsu-matoo-na'ivoo, is a group of eleven judges appointed by the Duchavoputsy. Judges must be approved by a margin of eighty percent in the Representative House and seventy-five percent among the City Ministers. The Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo is solely dedicated to judging the legality of national legislation and holding trials for Tsiba’s politicians. Judges are appointed for life on the Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo.<br />
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==Foreign Relations and Military==<br />
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==Economy==<br />
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==Culture==<br />
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The '''People's Republic of Tsiba''', commonly called '''Tsiba''', is a federal dominant-party parliamentary republic in the continent of [[Neria]] on [[Earth (IDU)|Earth]] in the [[International Democratic Union]]. Tsiba is composed of 4 regions, with a total population of 33.57 million. <br />
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Tsiba was a part of the Roman empire from the early second century to the mid sixth century, when it was taken by the Sasanian Dynasty during the Roman-Persian Wars, being the only major territory to switch control during the conflict. During the Persian Period of Tsiba's history, the arts and sciences flourished, with many of Tsiba's most notable landmarks, including the Mosque Kivu, being built in this period.<br />
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The largest ethnic groups in Tsiba are the Tsige and the Bacada. Islam is the predominant religion in the country; the principal languages are Tsidi and Farsi, although English, Bacadi, and Chavadi are also common, the latter two being particularly common in rural areas. Tsiba is a parliamentary democracy, currently led by Prime Minister [[Mahshid Shi'upa]] of the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party.<br />
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Beginning in 1872 Tsiba was ruled as a British protectorate. Tsiba gained their independence on September 2, 1963. [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] was elected president in 1964 and remained as a dictator until 1993. During this time economic and social restrictions were placed on the Bacada minority, culminating in the 1993 [[Bacada Genocide]], which lasted from January to August of that year. On August 12, 1993, [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]]'s [[Ahitutha]]-sponsored [[Shooda-Tsiba Patseda]] (STP) gained control of the capital city of [[Shuputsy]] and overthrew Jutsytoo's government. <br />
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Pyvupi and her party, the [[Shooda-Tsiba]], remained in power until her death in 2003. Opposition parties have been legalized since 2008, although international criticism is often drawn towards the fairness of Tsiba elections.<br />
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==Etymology==<br />
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The etymology of the name Tsiba (pronounced TSEE-bah) is disputed. It is likely that the name came from the Roman-era nickname for the country, Bacatsy, first recorded in the mid-third century. This name came from the Latin word “baca”, meaning ‘berry’, and the Tsidi word “tsy”, or ‘land’. At the time, Tsiba was home to a pervasive species of distinctive orange berry bushes that grew across the country’s farmlands. The species disappeared by the late eighth to early ninth centuries but the name remained, becoming Tsibaka and then Tsiba during the Persian era. An alternate etymology contests that Tsiba is a shortening of the Old Tsidi word “Itsimiba”, meaning ‘to stay in place’.<br />
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People from Tsiba are simply referred to as Tsiba. Multiple people from Tsiba are either referred to as Tsibas, a more modern phrase that comes from the British colonial period, as Putsiba, the traditional way to pluralize the word in Tsidi.<br />
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Different ethnic groups are referred to by their names in the Tsidi language in Tsiba. The Tsige are the pre-Roman inhabitants of Tsiba. The Chida are people of mixed ancestry, Kada of Persian or mostly Persian ancestry, and Guda of English or other European ancestries.<br />
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==History==<br />
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===Tsiba War of Independence===<br />
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Throughout the 1920s and early 1930s, Tsiba saw small student-led protests against the British colonial government. The hub of anti-colonial sentiments was Hashmi University, then known as Javova University. Between 8 and 14 November 1936, student activists occupied Duchavo'i Square (then Tennyson Square). Students were angered by the arrest of Professor George Ormazd, a beloved teacher at Hashmi University. Approximately 5,000 students attended the occupation, notably [[Charles "Kingfisher" Shipuva]], [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], Muhammed Jutsytoo, and [[Mustafa Hashmi]]. <br />
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On 15 November 1936, British troops opened fire on the occupiers, killing Hashmi, the protest organizer, and around a hundred more. Another 2,000 protesters were arrested that day. This event became known as the Massacre of Duchavo'i Square.<br />
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Angered by the events of November 15, student-led protests and independence organizations began to grow across the country. Shipuva urged protestors to remain peaceful and founded [[Students for the Future of Tsiba (SFT)]] with Pyvupi and Jutsytoo. SFT chapters began in universities across Tsiba, organizing protests and staging walk-outs to protest colonial rule. By March of 1937, around 25 SFT chapters were operational across Tsiba. However, on 24 March 1937, Pevoo Bucatsy, a peaceful protestor from the University of Central Vi'atsy, was accidentally shot by members of the British colonial military. Upon hearing of Bucatsy's death, Jutsytoo urged Shipuva to respond with violence in kind. However, Shipuva refused. <br />
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In early April of 1937, Muhammed Jutsytoo formed the [[Islamic Defenders of Tsiba (IDT)]], a more militant group that Shipuva’s SFT. The IDT quickly gained support and began occupying the city of Shuputsy and the surrounding region of Vi’atsy. On 19 December 1937, British troops attacked the city of Shuputsy in an attempt to regain control of the city in the bloodiest day of the war. The IDT managed to keep control of the city, but suffered heavy losses, weakening their control of the area. <br />
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In January of 1937, the British government banned the speaking of the Tsidi language and offered large rewards for the capture of any IDT soldiers. The IDT, already weakened by the Battle of Shuputsy, retreated from Shuputsy, though they continued to wage guerrilla warfare against British colonizers. <br />
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As the IDT lost power, the SFT became more important. Pyvupi began printing a newspaper entirely in Tsidi, known as [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], advocating for peaceful resistance. In it, she, for the first time, began advocating for socialist reforms post-independence. In March of 1937, the SFT began a complete boycott on all British products that lasted until October, when the British government agreed to remove the ban on Tsidi and allowed several Tsiba politicians greater control of affairs in the country. They also agreed to release Pyvupi, who had been arrested in August for publishing She Shoo Ibo’ugu.<br />
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When the United Kingdom entered World War II in 1939, Shipuva encouraged Tsiba citizens not to volunteer for the British army. The IDT actively encouraged it’s members to attack recruiting stations and Tsibas who volunteered for the army. In total, it’s estimated that the IDT killed around 650 Tsiba volunteers for the British army. However, in total, around 500,000 Tsiba volunteered for the British army over the course of the war.<br />
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During WWII, Jutsytoo came out of hiding and he and the IDT began to retake territory in Tsiba. With the British focus on World War II, the IDT was able to not only retake Shuputsy and Vi’atsy, but also the neighboring region of Duchavo. <br />
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On 3 April 1945, Charles Shipuva died. In the weeks after his death the SFT began to crumble, leaving more room for the IDT to take power in Tsiba. <br />
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In 1945, when WWII ended, severely diminished British forces attempted to retake IDT territory. However, they were eventually driven back to Chatoogu’u, the British capital of Tsiba. On 13 August 1945, British troops surrendered unconditionally to Jutsytoo and the IDT. The British army was given two weeks to leave Tsiba, although a large population of British civilians remained in the country. With the end of British colonization, the IDT founded the Islamic Republic of Tsiba.<br />
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===Islamic Republic of Tsiba===<br />
Following the Tsiba War of Independence, Muhammed Jutsytoo seized control of the country and established a temporary capital city in the city of [[Shuputsy]] in 1945. Jutsytoo and the IDT organized national presidential elections, as well as elections for the capital city, in March of 1946. Jutsytoo was the only candidate on the ballot, although socialists in the country launched a campaign for write-in candidates. Nonetheless, Justsytoo won the election with over ninety-five percent of the vote, and Shuputsy was chosen as the capital city of Tsiba. The Islamic Republic of Tsiba (often referred to as the Islamic Republic or the IRT) was officially established on April 6, 1946.<br />
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After his election Jutsytoo appointed a cabinet of loyalists to run each region of the country, as well as more specific forces and committees at the federal level. Notably, Kamran Voohhatsu was chosen to run the secret police, known as the Ve Shoo Putsy. Jutsytoo also appointed his wife, Mildred, to run the Youth and Cultural Affairs Committee, a choice that sparked outrage among anti-Islamist forces in the country, due to Mildred’s lack of prior experience and perceived inability to run the committee.<br />
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Under Jutsytoo, the cabinet quickly passed strict conservative social laws, often referred to as the [[Morality Codes]]. These laws prohibited women from owning land or holding jobs without their husband or father’s written consent, criminalized homosexuality, and allowed the government to arrest any political dissedents.<br />
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Tsiba’s healthcare and welfare systems were created during the IRT era, and the education system was expanded, allowing children in rural areas to access education. Jutsytoo also added mandatory religious education and Arabic classes to primary school curriculums, though few Putsiba learned Arabic to proficiency outside of religious scholars and those who attended universities, whose funding and number increased during the IRT era as well.<br />
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In 1951, Jutsytoo’s government began their first crackdown on the socialists of Tsiba. She Shoo Ibo’ugu, Bevoo Pyvupi’s newspaper, was banned in 1951, and she and her supporters went underground. <br />
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During the fifties, socialist movements became increasingly common throughout Tsiba’s universities, led in large part by Pyvupi’s daughter Beshootsu and Peket Ahmadi, both of whom would later serve as Prime Minister of Tsiba.<br />
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In 1959, after budgetary shortfalls, the government had to cut federal subsidies in the date farming industry in order to complete repairs to the water system in Shuputsy, a move that many farmers saw as a symbolic choice of urban interests over rural interests. This led to increased hostility towards Jutsytoo’s government from agricultural and religious interest groups.<br />
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In 1962 Jutsytoo and his supporters began blaming the [[Bacada]], a small rural ethnic group in Tsiba, for the economic hardships of the country. Throughout 1962, the Ve Shoo Putsy began arresting prominent Bacada activists and leaders and, starting in January of 1963, Voohhatsu announced that crimes against the Bacada would no longer be prosecuted. It is estimated that between a quarter and a third of all Bacada died in the ensuing [[Bacada Genocide]]. Most of the killing was done one small community at a time, although Arshad ga Hhabe, Governor of the Region of Duchavo, created an artificial famine by stopping deliveries of food to areas with high percentages of Bacada.<br />
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In 1964, Jutsytoo called for an end to the genocide, and his supporters began their second crackdown on socialist movements in the country. Bevoo Pyvupi was arrested in 1965 and executed the same year. <br />
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On October 8, 1966, [[Penya Khouri]], Executive General of the Islamic Republic’s Army, died. Kamran Voohhatsu took control of the Army and, with the support of religious officials throughout Tsiba, organized a coup against Jutsytoo’s government, declaring himself the rightful leader of Tsiba on February 17, 1967. After the [[Battle of Tsyshaba]], both Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo’s forces were severely crippled, and Beshootsu Pyvupi’s socialist forces were able to take control of the country. Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo were executed together by firing squad on August 12, 1968, and Pyvupi declared herself the new Prime Minister of Tsiba the same day. She also took control of the country and declared it the new Socialist State of Tsiba, governed by her party, the Shooda-Tsiba. Islamic loyalists continued to fight isolated battles in the country through 1971.<br />
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==Geography==<br />
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==Demographics==<br />
Tsiba has a population of just over 33 million. The average fertility rate in 2.85, although this is significantly higher in rural areas. The life expectancy in Tsiba is 75.64 for women and 71.32 for men. Ethnic groups in Tsiba include the Tsige, Kada, Guda, [[Chavada]], and [[Bacada]]. About one-fifth of people are mixed-race, primarily of Tsige and Kada ancestry.<br />
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Putsiba are of average height and generally of dark complexions, with hair ranging from mid-brown to black. It’s estimated that five to ten percent of Tsiba’s population is overweight, while another five percent of children under five are malnourished. <br />
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===Education===<br />
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Children under the age of sixteen are required, by law, to attend school. However many children, especially girls in rural areas, are often pulled out of school early, with few punishments existing for those that bring them out of school. Classes are taught in Farsi and Tsidi, and children are required to take at least five years of English in school. <br />
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In total, about 60% of Tsiba students earn a high school diploma or equivalent accreditation, with half of those students then going on to college. The vast majority of colleges in Tsiba are public universities. <br />
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===Language===<br />
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Tsidi is the native language of the Tsige people and has been spoken in Tsiba for the entirety of the country's written history. However, the language has undergone major shifts, notably taking on Latin sentence structures during the era of Roman colonization, and incorporating large amounts of Latin and Persian vocabulary. Since the Persian era, Farsi has been spoken across the country as well. <br />
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During the British colonial era, the speaking of Tsidi was discouraged. However, during the Islamic Republic Era, English was no longer required in school and was, instead, replaced with Arabic. Today, English is primarily the language of business, while Farsi and Tsidi are the official government language. Most common Putsiba are bi- or trilingual, speaking Farsi, Tsidi and English, while many educated Putsiba also speak Arabic.<br />
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==Religion==<br />
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According to the 2019 Census, Tsiba's religious breakdown (noting that some overlap does exist) is: <br /><br />
Islamic Faith: 76.2%<br /><br />
Various Christian Sects: 11.34%<br /><br />
Shootsa or other traditional Tsige belief systems: 10.79%<br /><br />
Non-Religious: 8.04%<br /><br />
Zorastrianism: 2.33%<br /><br />
Other: 1.46%<br /><br />
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[[Shootsa]] is a belief system common to the Tsige people and almost exclusively practiced in Tsiba. Practitioners of Shootsa believe in three divine beings who have little desire to interact with humans or impact thier lives, but who can nonetheless be pleased by consistent reverence and worship within people’s homes. The deities are Tsape-Chavoo (the sun deity), Tsabe-Py (the deity of family), and Tsape-Dukoo (the deity of death). Shootsa was the dominant belief system in Tsiba until the Persian era, when Islam took over. Many tsige adapted their Shootsa beliefs to Islam, a practice still common in the country.<br />
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During the British colonial era, worship of Shootsa idols was banned and, later, Muhammed Jutsytoo’s government persecuted Shootsa practitioners. Shootsa beliefs nearly disappeared from Tsiba until the nineties, when the [[Tsige Cultural Revival]] brought them back to public prominence.<br />
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Since 1968, Tsiba has been governed by secular principles. However, many areas of the country, particularly the region of Vi’atsy, have continued to govern under strict Islamic doctrines, often leading to clashes with the Duchavoputsy. The far-right [[Our Freedom Party]] has begun to gain support in recent years. The current mayor of Shuputsy, Masoud Kivuda, is of that party. In general though, most people in Tsiba follow liberal Islamic principals, particularly in larger cities like Chavotsy.<br />
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==Government==<br />
[[File:2018_City_Ministers.png|350px|thumb|right|A map of the political party distributions in the House of the Ministers of Cities after the 2018 election.]] <br />
Tsiba has a bicameral legislature known as the Duchavoputsy. It is composed of the House of the Ministers of Cities (commonly referred to as the City Ministers) and the Representative Legislature. The Representative Legislature is able to pass legislation by a majority vote; however, the City Ministers may stop the passage of legislation by a majority, which can then be overruled by a two-thirds majority vote in the Representative Legislature. The City Ministers are the only body allowed to authorize international use of the military. Any legislation passed by the City Ministers can only be overridden by the Prime Minister’s veto, which, on legislation from the City Ministers, can not be overruled.<br />
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Each region is governed from it’s capital, which must carry out the national policy but which is also allowed to create local legislation to deal with specific issues of the region. Nonetheless, both the Ministers of Cities and the Representative Legislature have the power to nullify regional laws by a simple majority vote.<br />
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The Representative Legislature is elected nationwide every five years through party-list proportional representation. Each region contributes a hundred representatives to the legislature. The City Ministers are elected through direct election in each city every five years. Any regional capital or city of over 150,000 residents gets a single representative for each 500,000 residents, rounded up. There are currently 52 City Ministers.<br />
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[[File:2018_Representative_House.png|350px|thumb|left|A map of the political party distributions in the Representative Legislature after the 2018 elections.]]<br />
The Prime Minister of Tsiba carries executive power. They are able to exercise both a complete and an item veto, which can only be overruled by a three-fourths vote in both houses. They control military operations within the state and have the power to set foreign policy for Tsiba. The Ja-Prime Minister takes over the roles of the Prime Minister if they are killed or otherwise incapacitated. The Ja-Prime Minister can also break ties among the City Ministers and in the Representative Legislature, and is unofficially in charge of determining the legislative agenda for each year and ensuring that legislation is passed.<br />
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While Tsiba has allowed multiple political parties since 1993, the dominant party is the Shooda-Tsiba, Tsiba’s socialist party. <br />
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The Prime Minister is the leader of the party with a majority in the Representative Legislature and City Ministers combined. They are elected from within the dominant party and serve until their death, resignation, or the loss of their party’s majority. The Ja-Prime Minister is appointed by the Prime Minister and then either approved or denied by their party.<br />
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The judicial system, known as the Upitsu-matoo, is administered by the regional governors and legislatures. Judges usually serve ten year terms, although this can vary between regions. The highest court of Tsiba, the Uritsu-matoo-na'ivoo, is a group of eleven judges appointed by the Duchavoputsy. Judges must be approved by a margin of eighty percent in the Representative House and seventy-five percent among the City Ministers. The Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo is solely dedicated to judging the legality of national legislation and holding trials for Tsiba’s politicians. Judges are appointed for life on the Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo.<br />
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==Foreign Relations and Military==<br />
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==Economy==<br />
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==Culture==<br />
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The '''People's Republic of Tsiba''', commonly called '''Tsiba''', is a federal dominant-party parliamentary republic in the continent of [[Neria]] on [[Earth (IDU)|Earth]] in the [[International Democratic Union]]. Tsiba is composed of 4 regions, with a total population of 33.57 million. <br />
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Tsiba was a part of the Roman empire from the early second century to the mid sixth century, when it was taken by the Sasanian Dynasty during the Roman-Persian Wars, being the only major territory to switch control during the conflict. During the Persian Period of Tsiba's history, the arts and sciences flourished, with many of Tsiba's most notable landmarks, including the Mosque Kivu, being built in this period.<br />
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==Etymology==<br />
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The etymology of the name Tsiba (pronounced TSEE-bah) is disputed. It is likely that the name came from the Roman-era nickname for the country, Bacatsy, first recorded in the mid-third century. This name came from the Latin word “baca”, meaning ‘berry’, and the Tsidi word “tsy”, or ‘land’. At the time, Tsiba was home to a pervasive species of distinctive orange berry bushes that grew across the country’s farmlands. The species disappeared by the late eighth to early ninth centuries but the name remained, becoming Tsibaka and then Tsiba during the Persian era. An alternate etymology contests that Tsiba is a shortening of the Old Tsidi word “Itsimiba”, meaning ‘to stay in place’.<br />
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People from Tsiba are simply referred to as Tsiba. Multiple people from Tsiba are either referred to as Tsibas, a more modern phrase that comes from the British colonial period, as Putsiba, the traditional way to pluralize the word in Tsidi.<br />
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Different ethnic groups are referred to by their names in the Tsidi language in Tsiba. The Tsige are the pre-Roman inhabitants of Tsiba. The Chida are people of mixed ancestry, Kada of Persian or mostly Persian ancestry, and Guda of English or other European ancestries.<br />
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==History==<br />
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===Tsiba War of Independence===<br />
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Throughout the 1920s and early 1930s, Tsiba saw small student-led protests against the British colonial government. The hub of anti-colonial sentiments was Hashmi University, then known as Javova University. Between 8 and 14 November 1936, student activists occupied Duchavo'i Square (then Tennyson Square). Students were angered by the arrest of Professor George Ormazd, a beloved teacher at Hashmi University. Approximately 5,000 students attended the occupation, notably [[Charles "Kingfisher" Shipuva]], [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], Muhammed Jutsytoo, and [[Mustafa Hashmi]]. <br />
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On 15 November 1936, British troops opened fire on the occupiers, killing Hashmi, the protest organizer, and around a hundred more. Another 2,000 protesters were arrested that day. This event became known as the Massacre of Duchavo'i Square.<br />
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Angered by the events of November 15, student-led protests and independence organizations began to grow across the country. Shipuva urged protestors to remain peaceful and founded [[Students for the Future of Tsiba (SFT)]] with Pyvupi and Jutsytoo. SFT chapters began in universities across Tsiba, organizing protests and staging walk-outs to protest colonial rule. By March of 1937, around 25 SFT chapters were operational across Tsiba. However, on 24 March 1937, Pevoo Bucatsy, a peaceful protestor from the University of Central Vi'atsy, was accidentally shot by members of the British colonial military. Upon hearing of Bucatsy's death, Jutsytoo urged Shipuva to respond with violence in kind. However, Shipuva refused. <br />
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In early April of 1937, Muhammed Jutsytoo formed the [[Islamic Defenders of Tsiba (IDT)]], a more militant group that Shipuva’s SFT. The IDT quickly gained support and began occupying the city of Shuputsy and the surrounding region of Vi’atsy. On 19 December 1937, British troops attacked the city of Shuputsy in an attempt to regain control of the city in the bloodiest day of the war. The IDT managed to keep control of the city, but suffered heavy losses, weakening their control of the area. <br />
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In January of 1937, the British government banned the speaking of the Tsidi language and offered large rewards for the capture of any IDT soldiers. The IDT, already weakened by the Battle of Shuputsy, retreated from Shuputsy, though they continued to wage guerrilla warfare against British colonizers. <br />
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As the IDT lost power, the SFT became more important. Pyvupi began printing a newspaper entirely in Tsidi, known as [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], advocating for peaceful resistance. In it, she, for the first time, began advocating for socialist reforms post-independence. In March of 1937, the SFT began a complete boycott on all British products that lasted until October, when the British government agreed to remove the ban on Tsidi and allowed several Tsiba politicians greater control of affairs in the country. They also agreed to release Pyvupi, who had been arrested in August for publishing She Shoo Ibo’ugu.<br />
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When the United Kingdom entered World War II in 1939, Shipuva encouraged Tsiba citizens not to volunteer for the British army. The IDT actively encouraged it’s members to attack recruiting stations and Tsibas who volunteered for the army. In total, it’s estimated that the IDT killed around 650 Tsiba volunteers for the British army. However, in total, around 500,000 Tsiba volunteered for the British army over the course of the war.<br />
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During WWII, Jutsytoo came out of hiding and he and the IDT began to retake territory in Tsiba. With the British focus on World War II, the IDT was able to not only retake Shuputsy and Vi’atsy, but also the neighboring region of Duchavo. <br />
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On 3 April 1945, Charles Shipuva died. In the weeks after his death the SFT began to crumble, leaving more room for the IDT to take power in Tsiba. <br />
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In 1945, when WWII ended, severely diminished British forces attempted to retake IDT territory. However, they were eventually driven back to Chatoogu’u, the British capital of Tsiba. On 13 August 1945, British troops surrendered unconditionally to Jutsytoo and the IDT. The British army was given two weeks to leave Tsiba, although a large population of British civilians remained in the country. With the end of British colonization, the IDT founded the Islamic Republic of Tsiba.<br />
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===Islamic Republic of Tsiba===<br />
Following the Tsiba War of Independence, Muhammed Jutsytoo seized control of the country and established a temporary capital city in the city of [[Shuputsy]] in 1945. Jutsytoo and the IDT organized national presidential elections, as well as elections for the capital city, in March of 1946. Jutsytoo was the only candidate on the ballot, although socialists in the country launched a campaign for write-in candidates. Nonetheless, Justsytoo won the election with over ninety-five percent of the vote, and Shuputsy was chosen as the capital city of Tsiba. The Islamic Republic of Tsiba (often referred to as the Islamic Republic or the IRT) was officially established on April 6, 1946.<br />
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After his election Jutsytoo appointed a cabinet of loyalists to run each region of the country, as well as more specific forces and committees at the federal level. Notably, Kamran Voohhatsu was chosen to run the secret police, known as the Ve Shoo Putsy. Jutsytoo also appointed his wife, Mildred, to run the Youth and Cultural Affairs Committee, a choice that sparked outrage among anti-Islamist forces in the country, due to Mildred’s lack of prior experience and perceived inability to run the committee.<br />
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Under Jutsytoo, the cabinet quickly passed strict conservative social laws, often referred to as the [[Morality Codes]]. These laws prohibited women from owning land or holding jobs without their husband or father’s written consent, criminalized homosexuality, and allowed the government to arrest any political dissedents.<br />
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Tsiba’s healthcare and welfare systems were created during the IRT era, and the education system was expanded, allowing children in rural areas to access education. Jutsytoo also added mandatory religious education and Arabic classes to primary school curriculums, though few Putsiba learned Arabic to proficiency outside of religious scholars and those who attended universities, whose funding and number increased during the IRT era as well.<br />
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In 1951, Jutsytoo’s government began their first crackdown on the socialists of Tsiba. She Shoo Ibo’ugu, Bevoo Pyvupi’s newspaper, was banned in 1951, and she and her supporters went underground. <br />
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During the fifties, socialist movements became increasingly common throughout Tsiba’s universities, led in large part by Pyvupi’s daughter Beshootsu and Peket Ahmadi, both of whom would later serve as Prime Minister of Tsiba.<br />
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In 1959, after budgetary shortfalls, the government had to cut federal subsidies in the date farming industry in order to complete repairs to the water system in Shuputsy, a move that many farmers saw as a symbolic choice of urban interests over rural interests. This led to increased hostility towards Jutsytoo’s government from agricultural and religious interest groups.<br />
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In 1962 Jutsytoo and his supporters began blaming the [[Bacada]], a small rural ethnic group in Tsiba, for the economic hardships of the country. Throughout 1962, the Ve Shoo Putsy began arresting prominent Bacada activists and leaders and, starting in January of 1963, Voohhatsu announced that crimes against the Bacada would no longer be prosecuted. It is estimated that between a quarter and a third of all Bacada died in the ensuing [[Bacada Genocide]]. Most of the killing was done one small community at a time, although Arshad ga Hhabe, Governor of the Region of Duchavo, created an artificial famine by stopping deliveries of food to areas with high percentages of Bacada.<br />
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In 1964, Jutsytoo called for an end to the genocide, and his supporters began their second crackdown on socialist movements in the country. Bevoo Pyvupi was arrested in 1965 and executed the same year. <br />
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On October 8, 1966, [[Penya Khouri]], Executive General of the Islamic Republic’s Army, died. Kamran Voohhatsu took control of the Army and, with the support of religious officials throughout Tsiba, organized a coup against Jutsytoo’s government, declaring himself the rightful leader of Tsiba on February 17, 1967. After the [[Battle of Tsyshaba]], both Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo’s forces were severely crippled, and Beshootsu Pyvupi’s socialist forces were able to take control of the country. Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo were executed together by firing squad on August 12, 1968, and Pyvupi declared herself the new Prime Minister of Tsiba the same day. She also took control of the country and declared it the new Socialist State of Tsiba, governed by her party, the Shooda-Tsiba. Islamic loyalists continued to fight isolated battles in the country through 1971.<br />
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==Geography==<br />
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==Demographics==<br />
Tsiba has a population of just over 33 million. The average fertility rate in 2.85, although this is significantly higher in rural areas. The life expectancy in Tsiba is 75.64 for women and 71.32 for men. Ethnic groups in Tsiba include the Tsige, Kada, Guda, [[Chavada]], and [[Bacada]]. About one-fifth of people are mixed-race, primarily of Tsige and Kada ancestry.<br />
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Putsiba are of average height and generally of dark complexions, with hair ranging from mid-brown to black. It’s estimated that five to ten percent of Tsiba’s population is overweight, while another five percent of children under five are malnourished. <br />
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===Education===<br />
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Children under the age of sixteen are required, by law, to attend school. However many children, especially girls in rural areas, are often pulled out of school early, with few punishments existing for those that bring them out of school. Classes are taught in Farsi and Tsidi, and children are required to take at least five years of English in school. <br />
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In total, about 60% of Tsiba students earn a high school diploma or equivalent accreditation, with half of those students then going on to college. The vast majority of colleges in Tsiba are public universities. <br />
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===Language===<br />
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Tsidi is the native language of the Tsige people and has been spoken in Tsiba for the entirety of the country's written history. However, the language has undergone major shifts, notably taking on Latin sentence structures during the era of Roman colonization, and incorporating large amounts of Latin and Persian vocabulary. Since the Persian era, Farsi has been spoken across the country as well. <br />
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During the British colonial era, the speaking of Tsidi was discouraged. However, during the Islamic Republic Era, English was no longer required in school and was, instead, replaced with Arabic. Today, English is primarily the language of business, while Farsi and Tsidi are the official government language. Most common Putsiba are bi- or trilingual, speaking Farsi, Tsidi and English, while many educated Putsiba also speak Arabic.<br />
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==Religion==<br />
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According to the 2019 Census, Tsiba's religious breakdown (noting that some overlap does exist) is: <br /><br />
Islamic Faith: 76.2%<br /><br />
Various Christian Sects: 11.34%<br /><br />
Shootsa or other traditional Tsige belief systems: 10.79%<br /><br />
Non-Religious: 8.04%<br /><br />
Zorastrianism: 2.33%<br /><br />
Other: 1.46%<br /><br />
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[[Shootsa]] is a belief system common to the Tsige people and almost exclusively practiced in Tsiba. Practitioners of Shootsa believe in three divine beings who have little desire to interact with humans or impact thier lives, but who can nonetheless be pleased by consistent reverence and worship within people’s homes. The deities are Tsape-Chavoo (the sun deity), Tsabe-Py (the deity of family), and Tsape-Dukoo (the deity of death). Shootsa was the dominant belief system in Tsiba until the Persian era, when Islam took over. Many tsige adapted their Shootsa beliefs to Islam, a practice still common in the country.<br />
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During the British colonial era, worship of Shootsa idols was banned and, later, Muhammed Jutsytoo’s government persecuted Shootsa practitioners. Shootsa beliefs nearly disappeared from Tsiba until the nineties, when the [[Tsige Cultural Revival]] brought them back to public prominence.<br />
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Since 1968, Tsiba has been governed by secular principles. However, many areas of the country, particularly the region of Vi’atsy, have continued to govern under strict Islamic doctrines, often leading to clashes with the Duchavoputsy. The far-right [[Our Freedom Party]] has begun to gain support in recent years. The current mayor of Shuputsy, Masoud Kivuda, is of that party. In general though, most people in Tsiba follow liberal Islamic principals, particularly in larger cities like Chavotsy.<br />
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==Government==<br />
[[File:2018_City_Ministers.png|350px|thumb|right|A map of the political party distributions in the House of the Ministers of Cities after the 2018 election.]] <br />
Tsiba has a bicameral legislature known as the Duchavoputsy. It is composed of the House of the Ministers of Cities (commonly referred to as the City Ministers) and the Representative Legislature. The Representative Legislature is able to pass legislation by a majority vote; however, the City Ministers may stop the passage of legislation by a majority, which can then be overruled by a two-thirds majority vote in the Representative Legislature. The City Ministers are the only body allowed to authorize international use of the military. Any legislation passed by the City Ministers can only be overridden by the Prime Minister’s veto, which, on legislation from the City Ministers, can not be overruled.<br />
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Each region is governed from it’s capital, which must carry out the national policy but which is also allowed to create local legislation to deal with specific issues of the region. Nonetheless, both the Ministers of Cities and the Representative Legislature have the power to nullify regional laws by a simple majority vote.<br />
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The Representative Legislature is elected nationwide every five years through party-list proportional representation. Each region contributes a hundred representatives to the legislature. The City Ministers are elected through direct election in each city every five years. Any regional capital or city of over 150,000 residents gets a single representative for each 500,000 residents, rounded up. There are currently 52 City Ministers.<br />
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[[File:2018_Representative_House.png|350px|thumb|left|A map of the political party distributions in the Representative Legislature after the 2018 elections.]]<br />
The Prime Minister of Tsiba carries executive power. They are able to exercise both a complete and an item veto, which can only be overruled by a three-fourths vote in both houses. They control military operations within the state and have the power to set foreign policy for Tsiba. The Ja-Prime Minister takes over the roles of the Prime Minister if they are killed or otherwise incapacitated. The Ja-Prime Minister can also break ties among the City Ministers and in the Representative Legislature, and is unofficially in charge of determining the legislative agenda for each year and ensuring that legislation is passed.<br />
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While Tsiba has allowed multiple political parties since 1993, the dominant party is the Shooda-Tsiba, Tsiba’s socialist party. <br />
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The Prime Minister is the leader of the party with a majority in the Representative Legislature and City Ministers combined. They are elected from within the dominant party and serve until their death, resignation, or the loss of their party’s majority. The Ja-Prime Minister is appointed by the Prime Minister and then either approved or denied by their party.<br />
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The judicial system, known as the Upitsu-matoo, is administered by the regional governors and legislatures. Judges usually serve ten year terms, although this can vary between regions. The highest court of Tsiba, the Uritsu-matoo-na'ivoo, is a group of eleven judges appointed by the Duchavoputsy. Judges must be approved by a margin of eighty percent in the Representative House and seventy-five percent among the City Ministers. The Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo is solely dedicated to judging the legality of national legislation and holding trials for Tsiba’s politicians. Judges are appointed for life on the Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo.<br />
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==Foreign Relations and Military==<br />
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==Economy==<br />
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==Culture==<br />
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The '''Progress''' is a center-right political party founded in 2008 by Pe-itsi Bacatsy. The party platform supports a mixed economy, conservative social policies, and greater environmental regulation. Members of the party have also regularly created bills intended to shrink Tsiba's social safety net. Members of the Unity Party has worked extensively with the [[Ecology Party (Tsiba)|Ecology Party]] on environmental issues, as well as with the [[Unity Party (Tsiba) | Unity Party]] on economic issues. <br />
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Current General Secretary, Sixth Representative Alvand Sahiwala, was elected in 2014. As General Secretary he created the student wing of the party, the Progress Party Youth of Tsiba, and the women's wing, the Women for Tsiba Progress. <br />
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The '''Progress''' is a center-right political party founded in 2008 by Pe-itsi Bacatsy. The party platform supports a mixed economy, conservative social policies, and greater environmental regulation. Members of the party have also regularly created bills intended to shrink Tsiba's social safety net. Members of the Unity Party has worked extensively with the [[Ecology Party (Tsiba)|Ecology Party]] on environmental issues, as well as with the [[Unity Party (Tsiba) | Unity Party]] on economic issues. <br />
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Current General Secretary, Sixth Representative Alvand Sahiwala, was elected in 2014. As General Secretary he created the student wing of the party, the Progress Party Youth of Tsiba, and the women's wing, the Women for Tsiba Progress. <br />
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The '''Unity Party''' is a center-left political party founded in 2008 by Itsi Vema. The party works towards guaranteeing social security, increasing public spending on infrastructure, and supporting free enterprise in Tsiba. Members of the Unity Party has worked extensively with the [[Green Party (Tsiba)| Green Party]] and [[Ecology Party (Tsiba)|Ecology Party]] on environmental and agrarian issues, as well as with the [[Progress Party (Tsiba) | Progress Party]] on economic issues. <br />
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Their women's wing, the United Women of Tsiba, was established in 2014 by Lily White-Arnold in a series of reforms made after her election as Chair of the party.<br />
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The '''Progress Party''' is a center-right political party founded in 2008 by Pe-tsi Bacatsy. The current party platform supports a mixed government and the promotion of civil liberties, as well as conservative social values. The party also supports environmental regulation. Members of the Progress Party have worked extensively with the [[Unity Party (Tsiba)|Unity Party]] on economic issues as well as the [[Ecology Party (Tsiba))| Ecology Party]] on environmental policies.<br />
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The party was one of the first parties established after the legalization of opposition parties in 2008. Alvand Sahiwala was elected as Chair of the party in 2014.<br />
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[[Category: Tsiba]] [[Category: Politics]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Progress_Party_(Tsiba)&diff=22681Progress Party (Tsiba)2020-07-27T22:59:32Z<p>Tsiba: Created page with "{{Infobox political party | name = Unity Party | native_name = Patium Poteshu'e | native_name_lang = Tsidi | lang1 = | name_lang1 = | lang2 = | name_lang2 = | lang3 = | n..."</p>
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<div>{{Infobox political party<br />
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The '''Unity Party''' is a center-right political party founded in 2008 by Pe-tsi Bacatsy. The current party platform supports a mixed government and the promotion of civil liberties, as well as conservative social values. The party also supports environmental regulation. Members of the Progress Party have worked extensively with the [[Progress Party (Tsiba)|Progress Party]] on economic issues as well as the [[Ecology Party (Tsiba))| Ecology Party]] on environmental policies.<br />
<br />
The party was one of the first parties established after the legalization of opposition parties in 2008. Alvand Sahiwala was elected as Chair of the party in 2014.<br />
<br />
[[Category: Tsiba]] [[Category: Politics]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Unity_Party_(Tsiba)&diff=22680Unity Party (Tsiba)2020-07-27T22:58:13Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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<div>{{Infobox political party<br />
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The '''Unity Party''' is a center-right political party founded in 2008 by Pe-tsi Bacatsy. The current party platform supports a mixed government and the promotion of civil liberties, as well as conservative social values. The party also supports environmental regulation. Members of the Progress Party have worked extensively with the [[Progress Party (Tsiba)|Progress Party]] on economic issues as well as the [[Ecology Party (Tsiba))| Ecology Party]] on environmental policies.<br />
<br />
The party was one of the first parties established after the legalization of opposition parties in 2008. Alvand Sahiwala was elected as Chair of the party in 2014.<br />
<br />
[[Category: Tsiba]] [[Category: Politics]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=File:Progress_party_logo.png&diff=22679File:Progress party logo.png2020-07-27T22:21:00Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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<div></div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Our_Freedom_Party_(Tsiba)&diff=22678Our Freedom Party (Tsiba)2020-07-27T21:22:40Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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<div>{{Infobox political party<br />
| name = Our Freedom Party<br />
| native_name = Tso'ibeta Patume<br />
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| founder = Salar Afshar<br />
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The '''Our Freedom Party''' (commonly abbreviated as the OFP) is a Tsiba political party founded in 2015. They have regularly had support in the region of Vi'atsy and in rural areas. The party is a right-wing Islamist party. While many of the party's economic and welfare policies are liberal, their social policies are extremely conservative. <br />
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==History==<br />
The OFP was founded in 2015 by Salar Afshar, a former member of the Shooda-Tsiba party and a veteran of the [[Yavotera-Tsiba War]]. While the party shares many beliefs with the former government of [[Muhammed Justsytoo]], they have repeatedly distanced themselves from earlier Islamic groups. Afshar had resigned from his position as Third Minister of the City of Shuputsy in 2008, with the intentions of founding the party and entering into the 2008 elections. However, paperwork delays stalled the creation of the party for another seven years, during which time Afshar and his supporters began building a base in Shuputsy and surrounding regions. <br />
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OFP membership increased rapidly during early 2015, and, that year, the party was in control of fourteen seats in the Representative Legislature, additionally winning four seats among the City Ministers. Membership in the party has steadily increased, although the party struggles to gain support in urban areas outside of the region of Vi'atsy. <br />
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In 2018, Salar Afshar stepped down as leader of the party. Hesam Eketava was elected from within the party to fill the vacancy. In the same year [[Tsupe Pyvupi]], brother of the late Prime Minister [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]], split from the party to from the [[Alliance for the People of Tsiba]].<br />
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==Party Platform==<br />
The OFP's party platform was established by Afshar in 2008. The OFP's goals are to:<br />
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1) Create a society that is prosperous, secure, and stable <br />
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2) Re-instate Islam as the state religion<br />
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3) Expand the military and increase aid to muslims internationally<br />
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4) Increase economic support for farming communities<br />
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5) Enshrine conservative social values into law by re-imposing morality legislation put in place during the Islamic Republic Era<br />
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6) Increase Social Welfare<br />
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[[Category: Tsiba]] [[Category: Politics]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Unity_Party_(Tsiba)&diff=22677Unity Party (Tsiba)2020-07-27T21:21:36Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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<div>{{Infobox political party<br />
| name = Unity Party<br />
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The '''Unity Party''' is a center-left political party founded in 2008 by Itsi Vema. The party works towards guaranteeing social security, increasing public spending on infrastructure, and supporting free enterprise in Tsiba. Members of the Unity Party has worked extensively with the [[Green Party (Tsiba)| Green Party]] and [[Ecology Party (Tsiba)|Ecology Party]] on environmental and agrarian issues, as well as with the [[Progress Party (Tsiba) | Progress Party]] on economic issues. <br />
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Their women's wing, the United Women of Tsiba, was established in 2014 by Lily White-Arnold in a series of reforms made after her election as Chair of the party.<br />
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[[Category: Tsiba]] [[Category: Politics]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Shooda-Tsiba&diff=22676Shooda-Tsiba2020-07-27T21:20:01Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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'''Shooda-Tsiba''' is a Tsiba political party founded in 1993 by [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]]. Shooda-Tsiba is a socialist party, and was the only legal party in Tsiba from 1993 to 2008. [[Mahshid Shi'upa]] has been the leader of the party and Prime Minister of Tsiba since [[Peket Ahmadi]]'s death in 2018.<br />
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==History==<br />
The Shooda-Tsiba's roots can be traced back to the socialist groups of the Tsiba War of Independence and resistance groups of the Jutsytoo era. It was officially founded by Beshootsu Pyvupi and Peket Ahmadi in 1993, with the party platform coming directly from the demands of student groups founded in the Jutsytoo era. <br />
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Beshootsu Pyvupi served as the party's leader and Prime Minister of Tsiba until her assasination in 2003. After that Ahmadi took over her roles and, along with Mahshid Shi'upa, began to legalize opposition parties starting with parties in the [[Duchavoputsy]] in 2008. Alternative parties in regional legislatures and among Governors and Mayors were legalized over the next two years.<br />
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Peket Ahmadi died in 2018 and Mahshid Shi'upa rose to the role of Prime Minister. She appointed Chavo Lotfi-Vi'achavo as her Ja-Prime Minister (Lieutenant Prime Minister), although his appointment was disputed, with many in the party wanting Shi'upa to appoint a more liberal successor in her position as Ja-Prime Minister.<br />
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[[Category: Tsiba]] [[Category: Politics]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Our_Freedom_Party_(Tsiba)&diff=22675Our Freedom Party (Tsiba)2020-07-27T21:17:48Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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The '''Our Freedom Party''' (commonly abbreviated as the OFP) is a Tsiba political party founded in 2015. They have regularly had support in the region of Vi'atsy and in rural areas. The party is a right-wing Islamist party. While many of the party's economic and welfare policies are liberal, their social policies are extremely conservative. <br />
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==History==<br />
The OFP was founded in 2015 by Salar Afshar, a former member of the Shooda-Tsiba party and a veteran of the [[Yavotera-Tsiba War]]. While the party shares many beliefs with the former government of [[Muhammed Justsytoo]], they have repeatedly distanced themselves from earlier Islamic groups. Afshar had resigned from his position as Third Minister of the City of Shuputsy in 2008, with the intentions of founding the party and entering into the 2008 elections. However, paperwork delays stalled the creation of the party for another seven years, during which time Afshar and his supporters began building a base in Shuputsy and surrounding regions. <br />
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OFP membership increased rapidly during early 2015, and, that year, the party was in control of fourteen seats in the Representative Legislature, additionally winning four seats among the City Ministers. Membership in the party has steadily increased, although the party struggles to gain support in urban areas outside of the region of Vi'atsy. <br />
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In 2018, Salar Afshar stepped down as leader of the party. Hesam Eketava was elected from within the party to fill the vacancy.<br />
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==Party Platform==<br />
The OFP's party platform was established by Afshar in 2008. The OFP's goals are to:<br />
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1) Create a society that is prosperous, secure, and stable <br />
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2) Re-instate Islam as the state religion<br />
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3) Expand the military and increase aid to muslims internationally<br />
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4) Increase economic support for farming communities<br />
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5) Enshrine conservative social values into law by re-imposing morality legislation put in place during the Islamic Republic Era<br />
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6) Increase Social Welfare<br />
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[[Category: Tsiba]] [[Category: Politics]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=File:OFP_Logo.png&diff=22674File:OFP Logo.png2020-07-27T21:11:48Z<p>Tsiba: Tsiba uploaded a new version of File:OFP Logo.png</p>
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Mahshid Shi'upa is a Tsiba politician and member of the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party. She is currently serving as the 3rd Prime Minister of Tsiba, as well as the Leader of the Shooda-Tsiba Party. Shi'upa was formerly the Ja-Prime Minister of Tsiba and the First Representative of the City of Chavotsy. She succeeded [[Peket Ahmadi]] as Prime Minister after his death in 2018<br />
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==Early Life and Career==<br />
Shi'upa was born to devote Muslim parents in 1956. At the age of seventeen she attended the University of Duchavo, graduating with honors in 1977. Upon her graduation she worked odd jobs around Chavotsy. She met her husband Tsuvoo Madani, a Chavotsy civil servant, in 1980. The couple wed in 1982 and Shi'upa's daughter, actress Bevoo Emetsi Madani, was born in 1984.<br />
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In 1985 Shi'upa fled to Ahitutha where she met and began working with [[Peket Ahmadi]]. In 1993 she joined the [[Shooda-Tsiba Patseda].<br />
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==Political Career==<br />
In 1993 Shi'upa was elected First Representative of the City of Chavotsy. In that position she championed women's rights and education issues. She gained national attention for sponsoring legislation that decriminalized abortion in Tsiba. She also worked to create the first nationwide minimum age of marriage (sixteen), as well as the first federal ban on Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C). As a member of Parliament, Shi'upa worked extensively with Ja-Prime Minister Peket Ahmadi. Both politicians believed that reform was necessary for Tsiba which, at the time, was a one-party state. <br />
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On June 11, 2003, Prime Minister [[Beshootu Pyvupi]] was assassinated. As Ja-Prime Minister, Ahmadi assumed her position as both Prime Minister and as leader of the Shooda-Tsiba party. He nominated Shi'upa as his Ja-Prime Minister, and she was sworn in on June 25. As Ja-Prime Minister, Shi'upa worked to open the Parliament to parties outside of the Shooda-Tsiba.<br />
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Shi'upa became Prime Minister in 2018 following Ahmadi's death. She nominated Chavo Lotfi-Vi'achavo as her Ja-Prime Minister. <br />
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As Prime Minister, Shi'upa has substantially increased funding for education and welfare while cutting military and defense budgets. This has drawn criticism from within and outside her party. She is also consistently criticized for her lack of support for ethnic minority groups, particularly the [[Chavada]], whom she has openly shown disdain for in the past.<br />
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==Personal Life==<br />
Shi'upa's husband died of lung cancer in 2007, after which she took a three month break from politics. During this time, Chavo Lotfi-Vi'achavo served as acting Ja-Prime Minister. <br />
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Shi'upa's daughter, Bevoo Emetsi Madani, is a notable stage and film actress in Tsiba. <br />
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Shi'upa identifies as non-religious. <br />
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[[Category: People]] [[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Tsiba]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Peket_Ahmadi&diff=22672Peket Ahmadi2020-07-27T20:49:25Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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Peket Ahmadi was a Tsiba politician and member of the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party. He was the second Prime Minister of Tsiba, as well as the second Leader of the Shooda-Tsiba Party, from 1993 to 2018. He served as a General in the Special Forces of the [[Shooda-Tsiba Patseda]] from 1993 to 1996. He was the first Ja-Prime Minister of Tsiba and succeeded [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]] after her assasination in 2003. He died in 2018 at his home in Chatoogu'u of lung cancer.<br />
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==Early Life and Career==<br />
Ahmadi was born in 1959 in the city of Chatoogu'u. His father was a high school teacher and his mother was a homemaker. He enrolled at the University of Central Vi'atsy in 1977, where he first became involved with anti-Jutstytoo groups. In 1986 he went into hiding in [[Ahitutha]] where he first met Beshootsu Pyvupi. The two worked together extensively until Pyvupi's death in 2003.<br />
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He led the Special Forces of the Shooda-Tsiba Patseda from 1993 and 1996, where he legendarily was the first member of the STP to step foot in [[Shuputsy]] when it was retaken in 1993. <br />
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==Political Career==<br />
When the STP took over Tsiba in 1993, Pyvupi nominated Ahmadi as her Ja-Prime Minister. He retired from the Special Forces following the [[Yavotera-Tsiba War]].<br />
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On June 11, 2003, Prime Minister Beshootsu Pyvupi was assassinated in Chavotsy. Ahmadi took over her roles as leader of the Shooda-Tsiba party and as Prime Minister of Tsiba. As Prime Minister he opened the political system to parties outside of the Shooda-Tsiba. However, he was often criticized for his lack of foreign policy. He died in 2018 and his protege, Mahshid Shi'upa, took over his roles.<br />
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==Personal Life==<br />
Ahmadi met and married his wife in 1983. The couple had three children. <br />
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As Prime Minister, Ahmadi split his time between his hometown of Chatoogu'u and the capital of [[Jishutsy]]. In 2016 Ahmadi was diagnosed with Stage 3 lung cancer, which ultimately killed him two years later in 2018. Ahmadi was buried in Chatoogu'u's city cemetary, at the requests of his widow.<br />
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Ahmadi identified as non-religious.<br />
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Beshootsu Pyvupi was the first Prime Minister of Tsiba and the founder of the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party. She was the daughter of [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], a Tsiba Independence Leader and the sister of [[Tsupe Pyvupi]], the current leader of the [[Alliance for the People of Tsiba]]. She became involved in the counter-Jutsytoo movement in her teens through her mother. As the leader of the [[Shooda-Tsiba Patseda]] she gained control of Tsiba in 1993 following the [[Bacada Genocide]]. After the overthrow of [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] she took control of the country and founded the Shooda-Tsiba party. She served as Prime Minister of Tsiba from 1993 to her death in 2003, when she was assassinated during a visit to Chavotsy.<br />
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==Early Life and Work==<br />
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Pyvupi was born in 1963 in Bucha-Duchavo'a (then know as Buckadutch) in the last years of the [[Tsiba War of Independence]]. Her mother, Bevoo Pyvupi, was an important Tsiba Independence Leader. Pyvupi never publically stated who her father was. Her younger brother, Tsupe, was born in 1965<br />
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When Pyvupi was an infant when [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] was elected President of Tsiba. Her mother was vocal in her socialist beliefs and in her criticism of Jutsytoo's government, which increasingly put the family at risk as the government began cracking down on dissenters. In 1971, Bevoo Pyvupi's newspaper, [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], was banned, and a warrant was put out for her arrest. Pyvupi and her brother were pulled out of school, and the family went into hiding in [[Ahitutha]]. <br />
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Pyvupi became interested in her mother's work as a young teenager. She began writing for She Shoo Ibo'ugu, which continued to be printed and distributed underground, when she was fifteen. As she got older, Pyvupi began to believe that violence was necessary to meet her and her mother's goals, increasingly distancing the two.<br />
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Pyvupi's brother joined the [[Islamic Defenders of Tsiba]] in 1984.<br />
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==Bacada Genocide and Yavotera-Tsiba War==<br />
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In January of 1993 Jutsytoo's government announced a campaign to murder all Bacada living in Tsiba. Between January and May an estimated two and a half million people were killed. <br />
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Pyvupi, living in exile in Ahitutha, organized an Ahitutha-sponsored military known as the Shooda-Tsiba Patseda (STP). Throughout May and June of 1993 the STP advanced from the border with Ahitutha through Tsiba, securing the then-capital of [[Shuputsy]] on June 11. Pyvupi then declared herself Prime Minister of the country. Jutsytoo and his allies fled to refugee camps in [[Yavotera]].<br />
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Raids on Bacada living in Yavotera occurred throughout 1994 and 1995 as Yavotera's president [[Luke Bochi]] protected Justytoo's allies from extradition to Tsiba. In 1996, the STP and the Ahituthan military invaded Yavotera, obstensibly to return Tsiba criminals to the country to face trial. During the conflict, which would come to be called the [[Yavotera-Tsiba War]], President Bochi was killed and Tsiba gained control of the country. Pyvupi installed [[Lepameda Meshamasha]] as President of Yavotera in 1997.<br />
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==Political Career==<br />
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As Prime Minister, Pyvupi worked to further develop the social welfare and healthcare systems developed during the Jutsytoo era. She also implemented extensive reforms to education, requiring all students to attend school until the age of sixteen, requiring schools to only teach secular curriculums, and requiring classes to be taught in both Farsi and Tsidi. As Prime Minister, Pyvupi liberalized divorce laws and decriminalized homosexuality, among other social reforms.<br />
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After the [[Jishutsy Trials]], the majority of the leaders of Jutsytoo's government were executed for crimes relating to the Bacada Genocide. However, Pyvupi pardoned her brother Tsupe.<br />
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==Death==<br />
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On June 11, 2003, Pyvupi was on a state visit to Chavotsy when a gunman hoping to bring her brother, Tsupe, into power shot her in the chest. Pyvupi was rushed to Chavotsy State Hospital but died that night of complications from the gunshot wound.<br />
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Ja-Prime Minister Peket Ahmadi assumed Pyvupi's roles as Prime Minister of Tsiba and the Leader of the Shooda-Tsiba party. The country observed a two week period of national mourning following Pyvupi's death.<br />
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==Personal Life==<br />
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Beshootsu Pyvupi received an honorary degree from Behhapa University in 1997 for her work as Prime Minister. She identified as a non-religious throughout her life.<br />
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Pyvupi met her first husband, Dukoo Chootsoo, in 1980. She and Chootsoo married in 1981 but three months later, in 1982. She married her second husband, Alexander ga To’etsy, in 1985. The couple had one daughter, Charlotte To'etsy-Pyvupi, born in 1985. To'etsy and Pyvupi divorced in 1989<br />
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After Pyvupi's death, it came out that, starting in 1995, Pyvupi had been living with her partner, Bena'ivoo Piba'i. While Pyvupi never publically discussed her sexuality, it is widely believed that she was a closeted lesbian. <br />
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Pyvupi's daughter, Charlotte, was a theology professor at the University of Duchavo. She died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in 2015.<br />
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[[Category: People]] [[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Tsiba]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Emetsi_Hhute_Chavatsy&diff=22670Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy2020-07-27T20:42:07Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy, born Emetsi Njuva Hhute, was a Tsiba politician and founder of the [[Green Party (Tsiba)| Green Party]]. In 1993 she joined [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]]'s [[Shooda-Tsiba Patseda]], eventually rising to the position of Master Sergeant. In 2004 she became the second Mayor of Davapu after defeating the sitting mayor Kyne Nzatizeneya. In 2006 she succeeded Oscar Itsihe as Representative 42 of Tsibitsy. In 2008, with the legalization of opposition parties, she founded the Green Party of Tsiba. She served as Leader of the Party until 2014, when she lost the party elections to Benya Marie Sherman. She retired from politics the same year and died of lymphoma in 2016.<br />
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==Early Life and Career==<br />
Chavatsy was born in the village of Piby'o in Duchavo in 1960 to Alexander Wache Hhute, a Bacada farmer and retired soldier who served the Tsiba army in the [[Tsiba War of Independece]], and Emily Hhute. She was the third of eight children and grew up working on her parents' farm. In 1993 she and her older brother, Dumateyi Lefu Hhute, joined Beshootsu Pyvupi's army after the rest of her family was murdered in the [[Bacada Genocide]].<br />
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==Political Career==<br />
In 2004 Chavatsy ran as Mayor of Davapu against Kyne Nzatizeneya and Ishumite Steinem. She won with 42% of the vote. As Mayor she championed agricultural rights and the rights of women. <br />
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In 2006 Representative 42 of Tsibitsy Oscar Itsihe resigned from office and a special election was held to replace him. Chavatsy ran on a platform of decentralization and agricultural prioritization. She won with 67% of votes against Litifahe Cati Ndetha. <br />
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Chavatsy founded the Green Party of Tsiba, a centrist agrarian party based in Davapu, when opposition parties were legalized in 2008. Chavatsy served as Leader of the Party from 2008 to 2014. Under her leadership the party became the second most successful at passing legislation, behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]].<br />
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==Personal Life==<br />
Chavatsy married her husband, Wanachama Chavatsy, a fellow member of the STP, in 1997. The couple had four children, including General Themaninaweza Chavatsy.<br />
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Chavatsy was an outspoken member of both the Bacada minority and the Protestant minority of Tsiba.<br />
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Chavatsy was diagnosed with Stage 4 Lymphoma in January of 2016 and died in April of that year in her home in Davapu. She is buried in Shipuva Memorial Cemetary.<br />
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[[Category: People]] [[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Tsiba]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Jishutsy&diff=22669Jishutsy2020-07-27T20:34:47Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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Jishutsy became the capital of Tsiba in 1994, succeeding [[Shuputsy]]. Jishutsy saw massive population growth in the late eighties and early nineties, swelling from only around 12,000 people to 30,000 in less than a decade. <br />
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Jishutsy is home to the University of Duchavo - Jishutsy (UD-Jishutsy), Tsiba's most well-renowned political science school, which was founded in 1992, during Jishutsy's population boom. Jishutsy is known for it's music and arts, and was the origin of Tsiba's punk scene in the late eighties. Jishutsy is significantly less religious than the country at large, with 58% of the population identifying as Athiests/Agnostics in 2019.<br />
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[[Category: Cities]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Green_Party_(Tsiba)&diff=22668Green Party (Tsiba)2020-07-27T20:33:30Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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The '''Green Party''' is a Tsiba political party founded in 2008 by [[Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy]] to represent and support the agricultural interests of Tsiba. The Green Party is a centrist agrarian party. The party has been led by Pe'echavo Anderson since 2018.<br />
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==History==<br />
In 2008, with the legalization on non-Shooda political parties, Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy officially split from the party and put in a petition to form an agricultural-interest party. Chavatsy had previously served as Representative 42 of Tsibitsy for over a decade. The party slowly built support in rural areas, particularly in the region of Tsibitsy, once Chavatsy's petition was approved. <br />
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Chavatsy won the party elections in 2008, 2010, and 2012, but lost to Benya Marie Sherman in 2014, after which Chavatsy retired from politics. Sherman lead the party until 2018, when Pe'echavo Anderson won the 2018 party elections. Eleanor Marie Butler served as Secretary of the Party from 2008 to 2018, when she split to form the [[Ecology Party (Tsiba)|Ecology Party]]. Butler was replaced by Ishutse Novebeda. <br />
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In their time in the [[Duchavoputsy]], the Green Party has traditionally been the second most successful party in passing legislation behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party. Members of the party often work with the Shooda-Tsiba, the Ecology Party, and the [[Unity Party (Tsiba)|Unity Party]]. <br />
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| birth_name = Emetsi Njuva Hhute<br />
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Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy, born Emetsi Njuva Hhute, was a Tsiba politician and founder of the [[Green Party (Tsiba)| Green Party]]. In 1993 she joined [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]]'s [[Shooda-Tsiba Patseda]], eventually rising to the position of Master Sergeant. In 2004 she became the second Mayor of Davapu after defeating the sitting mayor Kyne Nzatizeneya. In 2006 she succeeded Oscar Itsihe as Representative 42 of Tsibitsy. In 2008, with the legalization of opposition parties, she founded the Green Party of Tsiba. She served as Leader of the Party until 2014, when she lost the party elections to Benya Marie Sherman. She retired from politics the same year and died of lymphoma in 2016.<br />
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==Early Life and Career==<br />
Chavatsy was born in the village of Piby'o in Duchavo in 1960 to Alexander Wache Hhute, a Bacada farmer and retired soldier who served the Tsiba army in the [[Tsiba War of Independece]], and Emily Hhute. She was the third of eight children and grew up working on her parents' farm. In 1993 she and her older brother, Dumateyi Lefu Hhute, joined Beshootsu Pyvupi's army after the rest of her family was murdered in the [[Bacada Genocide]].<br />
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==Political Career==<br />
In 2004 Chavatsy ran as Mayor of Davapu against Kyne Nzatizeneya and Ishumite Steinem. She won with 42% of the vote. As Mayor she championed agricultural rights and the rights of women. <br />
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In 2006 Representative 42 of Tsibitsy Oscar Itsihe resigned from office and a special election was held to replace him. Chavatsy ran on a platform of decentralization and agricultural prioritization. She won with 67% of votes against Litifahe Cati Ndetha. <br />
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Chavatsy founded the Green Party of Tsiba, a centrist agrarian party based in Davapu, when opposition parties were legalized in 2008. Chavatsy served as Leader of the Party from 2008 to 2014. Under her leadership the party became the second most successful at passing legislation, behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]].<br />
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==Personal Life==<br />
Chavatsy married her husband, Wanachama Chavatsy, a fellow member of the STP, in 1997. The couple had four children, including General Themaninaweza Chavatsy.<br />
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Chavatsy was an outspoken member of both the Bacada minority and the Protestant minority of Tsiba.<br />
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Chavatsy was diagnosed with Stage 4 Lymphoma in January of 2016 and died in April of that year in her home in Davapu. She is buried in Shipuva Memorial Cemetary.<br />
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The '''Ecology Party''' is a Tsiba political party which split from the [[Green Party (Tsiba)|Green Party]] in 2018. The Ecology Party is an agrarian-green party led by Eleanor Marie Butler, former Secretary of the Party for the Greens. Members of the party often work with the Green Party and the Our Freedom Party on agricultural regulation, and actively seek to implement environmental policy that beneficially effects the farmers of Tsiba. They currently hold one seat among the City Ministers and three seats in the Representative Legislature.<br />
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In June of 2020 they helped to organize climate protests across Tsiba in the hopes of encouraging Prime Minister [[Mahshid Shi'upa]] to send delegates to the Climate Summit held in Lauchenoiria.<br />
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Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy, born Emetsi Njuva Hhute, was a Tsiba politician and founder of the [[Green Party (Tsiba)| Green Party]]. In 1993 she joined [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]]'s [[Shooda-Tsiba Patseda]], eventually rising to the position of Master Sergeant. In 2004 she became the second Mayor of Davapu after defeating the sitting mayor Kyne Nzatizeneya. In 2006 she succeeded Oscar Itsihe as Representative 42 of Tsibitsy. In 2008, with the legalization of opposition parties, she founded the Green Party of Tsiba. She served as Leader of the Party until 2014, when she lost the party elections to Benya Marie Sherman. She retired from politics the same year and died of lymphoma in 2016.<br />
<br />
==Early Life and Career==<br />
Chavatsy was born in the village of Piby'o in Duchavo in 1960 to Alexander Wache Hhute, a Bacada farmer and retired soldier who served the Tsiba army in the [[Tsiba War of Independece]], and Emily Hhute. She was the third of eight children and grew up working on her parents' farm. In 1993 she and her older brother, Dumateyi Lefu Hhute, joined Beshootsu Pyvupi's army after the rest of her family was murdered in the [[Bacada Genocide]].<br />
<br />
==Political Career==<br />
In 2004 Chavatsy ran as Mayor of Davapu against Kyne Nzatizeneya and Ishumite Steinem. She won with 42% of the vote. As Mayor she championed agricultural rights and the rights of women. <br />
<br />
In 2006 Representative 42 of Tsibitsy Oscar Itsihe resigned from office and a special election was held to replace him. Chavatsy ran on a platform of decentralization and agricultural prioritization. She won with 67% of votes against Litifahe Cati Ndetha. <br />
<br />
Chavatsy founded the Green Party of Tsiba, a centrist agrarian party based in Davapu, when opposition parties were legalized in 2008. Chavatsy served as Leader of the Party from 2008 to 2014. Under her leadership the party became the second most successful at passing legislation, behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]].<br />
<br />
==Personal Life==<br />
Chavatsy married her husband, Wanachama Chavatsy, a fellow member of the STP, in 1997. The couple had four children, including General Themaninaweza Chavatsy.<br />
<br />
Chavatsy was an outspoken member of both the Bacada minority and the Protestant minority of Tsiba.<br />
<br />
Chavatsy was diagnosed with Stage 4 Lymphoma in January of 2016 and died in April of that year in her home in Davapu. She is buried in Shipuva Memorial Cemetary.<br />
<br />
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<br />
==Early Life and Career==<br />
Chavatsy was born in the village of Piby'o in Duchavo in 1960 to Alexander Wache Hhute, a Bacada farmer and retired soldier who served the Tsiba army in the [[Tsiba War of Independece]], and Emily Hhute. She was the third of eight children and grew up working on her parents' farm. In 1993 she and her older brother, Dumateyi Lefu Hhute, joined Beshootsu Pyvupi's army after the rest of her family was murdered in the [[Bacada Genocide]].<br />
<br />
==Political Career==<br />
In 2004 Chavatsy ran as Mayor of Davapu against Kyne Nzatizeneya and Ishumite Steinem. She won with 42% of the vote. As Mayor she championed agricultural rights and the rights of women. <br />
<br />
In 2006 Representative 42 of Tsibitsy Oscar Itsihe resigned from office and a special election was held to replace him. Chavatsy ran on a platform of decentralization and agricultural prioritization. She won with 67% of votes against Litifahe Cati Ndetha. <br />
<br />
Chavatsy founded the Green Party of Tsiba, a centrist agrarian party based in Davapu, when opposition parties were legalized in 2008. Chavatsy served as Leader of the Party from 2008 to 2014. Under her leadership the party became the second most successful at passing legislation, behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]].<br />
<br />
==Personal Life==<br />
Chavatsy married her husband, Wanachama Chavatsy, a fellow member of the STP, in 1997. The couple had four children, including General Themaninaweza Chavatsy.<br />
<br />
Chavatsy was an outspoken member of both the Bacada minority and the Protestant minority of Tsiba.<br />
<br />
Chavatsy was diagnosed with Stage 4 Lymphoma in January of 2016 and died in April of that year in her home in Davapu. She is buried in Shipuva Memorial Cemetary.<br />
<br />
[[Category: People]] [[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Tsiba]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Emetsi_Hhute_Chavatsy&diff=22663Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy2020-07-27T20:21:44Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy, born Emetsi Njuva Hhute, was a Tsiba politician and founder of the [[Green Party (Tsiba)| Green Party]]. At the age of seventeen she dropped out of school to join Beshootsu Pyvupi's rebel army where she served for ten years, eventually rising to the position of Master Sergeant. In 1978 she became the second Mayor of Davapu after defeating the sitting mayor Kyne Nzatizeneya. In 1982 she succeeded Oscar Itsihe as Representative 42 of Tsibitsy. In 1994, with the legalization of opposition parties, she founded the Green Party of Tsiba. She served as Leader of the Party until 2006, when she lost the party elections to Benya Marie Sherman. She retired from politics the same year and died of lymphoma in 2007.<br />
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==Early Life and Career==<br />
Chavatsy was born in the village of Piby'o in Duchavo in 1950 to Alexander Wache Hhute, a Bacada farmer and retired soldier who served the Tsiba army in the [[Tsiba War of Independece]], and Emily Hhute. She was the third of eight children and grew up working on her parents' farm. In 1967 she and her older brother, Dumateyi Lefu Hhute, joined Beshootsu Pyvupi's army. <br />
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After the [[Tsiba Civil War]] she continued to serve in the army until 1977.<br />
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==Political Career==<br />
In 1978 Chavatsy ran as Mayor of Davapu against Kyne Nzatizeneya and Ishumite Steinem. She won with 42% of the vote. As Mayor she championed agricultural rights and the rights of women. <br />
<br />
In 1982 Representative 42 of Tsibitsy Oscar Itsihe resigned from office and a special election was held to replace him. Chavatsy ran on a platform of decentralization and agricultural prioritization. She won with 67% of votes against Litifahe Cati Ndetha. <br />
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Chavatsy founded the Green Party of Tsiba, a centrist agrarian party based in Davapu, when opposition parties were legalized. Chavatsy served as Leader of the Party from 1994 to 2006. Under her leadership the party became the second most successful at passing legislation, behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]].<br />
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==Personal Life==<br />
Chavatsy married her husband, Wanachama Chavatsy, a member of the Tsiba Navy, in 1974. The couple had four children, including General Themaninaweza Chavatsy.<br />
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Chavatsy was an outspoken member of both the Bacada minority and the Protestant minority of Tsiba.<br />
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Chavatsy was diagnosed with Stage 4 Lymphoma in January of 2007 and died in April of that year in her home in Davapu. She was buried in Shipuva Memorial Cemetary.<br />
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Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy, born Emetsi Njuva Hhute, was a Tsiba politician and founder of the [[Green Party | Green Party (Tsiba)]]. At the age of seventeen she dropped out of school to join Beshootsu Pyvupi's rebel army where she served for ten years, eventually rising to the position of Master Sergeant. In 1978 she became the second Mayor of Davapu after defeating the sitting mayor Kyne Nzatizeneya. In 1982 she succeeded Oscar Itsihe as Representative 42 of Tsibitsy. In 1994, with the legalization of opposition parties, she founded the Green Party of Tsiba. She served as Leader of the Party until 2006, when she lost the party elections to Benya Marie Sherman. She retired from politics the same year and died of lymphoma in 2007.<br />
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==Early Life and Career==<br />
Chavatsy was born in the village of Piby'o in Duchavo in 1950 to Alexander Wache Hhute, a Bacada farmer and retired soldier who served the Tsiba army in the [[Tsiba War of Independece]], and Emily Hhute. She was the third of eight children and grew up working on her parents' farm. In 1967 she and her older brother, Dumateyi Lefu Hhute, joined Beshootsu Pyvupi's army. <br />
<br />
After the [[Tsiba Civil War]] she continued to serve in the army until 1977.<br />
<br />
==Political Career==<br />
In 1978 Chavatsy ran as Mayor of Davapu against Kyne Nzatizeneya and Ishumite Steinem. She won with 42% of the vote. As Mayor she championed agricultural rights and the rights of women. <br />
<br />
In 1982 Representative 42 of Tsibitsy Oscar Itsihe resigned from office and a special election was held to replace him. Chavatsy ran on a platform of decentralization and agricultural prioritization. She won with 67% of votes against Litifahe Cati Ndetha. <br />
<br />
Chavatsy founded the Green Party of Tsiba, a centrist agrarian party based in Davapu, when opposition parties were legalized. Chavatsy served as Leader of the Party from 1994 to 2006. Under her leadership the party became the second most successful at passing legislation, behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]].<br />
<br />
==Personal Life==<br />
Chavatsy married her husband, Wanachama Chavatsy, a member of the Tsiba Navy, in 1974. The couple had four children, including General Themaninaweza Chavatsy.<br />
<br />
Chavatsy was an outspoken member of both the Bacada minority and the Protestant minority of Tsiba.<br />
<br />
Chavatsy was diagnosed with Stage 4 Lymphoma in January of 2007 and died in April of that year in her home in Davapu. She was buried in Shipuva Memorial Cemetary.<br />
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[[Category: People]] [[Category: Politics]] [[Category: Tsiba]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Ecology_Party_(Tsiba)&diff=22661Ecology Party (Tsiba)2020-07-27T20:20:11Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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The '''Ecology Party''' is a Tsiba political party which split from the [[Green Party (Tsiba)]] in 2018. The Ecology Party is an agrarian-green party led by Eleanor Marie Butler, former Secretary of the Party for the Greens. Members of the party often work with the Green Party and the Our Freedom Party on agricultural regulation, and actively seek to implement environmental policy that beneficially effects the farmers of Tsiba. They currently hold one seat among the City Ministers and three seats in the Representative Legislature.<br />
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In June of 2020 they helped to organize climate protests across Tsiba in the hopes of encouraging Prime Minister [[Mahshid Shi'upa]] to send delegates to the Climate Summit held in Lauchenoiria.<br />
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[[Category: Tsiba]] [[Category: Politics]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Ecology_Party_(Tsiba)&diff=22660Ecology Party (Tsiba)2020-07-27T20:19:46Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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<div>{{Infobox political party<br />
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The '''Ecology Party''' is a Tsiba political party which split from the [[Green Party]] in 2018. The Ecology Party is an agrarian-green party led by Eleanor Marie Butler, former Secretary of the Party for the Greens. Members of the party often work with the Green Party and the Our Freedom Party on agricultural regulation, and actively seek to implement environmental policy that beneficially effects the farmers of Tsiba. They currently hold one seat among the City Ministers and three seats in the Representative Legislature.<br />
<br />
In June of 2020 they helped to organize climate protests across Tsiba in the hopes of encouraging Prime Minister [[Mahshid Shi'upa]] to send delegates to the Climate Summit held in Lauchenoiria.<br />
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[[Category: Tsiba]] [[Category: Politics]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Chavotsy&diff=22659Chavotsy2020-07-27T20:18:16Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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'''Chavotsy''' (known as Javova during the British Colonial Era) is the largest city of [[Tsiba]]. It is the capital of it's namesake region and has thirteen representatives in the City Ministers, the most of any city in Tsiba. Business and trade in Tsiba are centered in Chavotsy, which is sometimes referred to as the "Putsibada Market". It is not known when Chavotsy was first settled, but the earliest written mentions of the city date to the twelfth century works of the poet [[Behnam ga Chavotsy]]. <br />
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Chavotsy was the Persian capital of Tsiba, as well as a major center of the arts and sciences. The Mosque Kivu, Chavotsy's most iconic building, was built between 1607 and 1609 during the Safavid Empire and remains an important religious and cultural center to this day. <br />
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Tsiba's largest university, Hashmi University, is in Chavotsy's renowned arts district, the Puhhada ke Hhabe. Hashmi University was the hub of anti-imperial action through the 1920s and 1930s, and was the site of the occupation and massacre of Duchavo'i Square after the arrest of Professor George Ormazd. <br />
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Many important cultural and political figures in Tsiba are from Chavotsy, notably Prime Minister [[Mahshid Shi'upa]] and her daughter, [[Bevoo Emetsi Madani]].<br />
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During the [[Bacada Genocide]], Chavotsy was the site of the infamous [[Cleansing of the Tsygahoo]].<br />
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[[Category: Tsiba]]<br />
[[Category: Cities]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Beshootsu_Pyvupi&diff=22658Beshootsu Pyvupi2020-07-27T20:12:18Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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<div>{{Infobox officeholder<br />
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Beshootsu Pyvupi was the first Prime Minister of Tsiba and the founder of the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party. She was the daughter of [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], a Tsiba Independence Leader and the sister of [[Tsupe Pyvupi]], the current leader of the [[Alliance for the People of Tsiba]]. She became involved in the counter-Jutsytoo movement in her teens through her mother. As the leader of the [[Shooda-Tsiba Patseda]] she gained control of Tsiba in 1993 following the [[Bacada Genocide]]. After the overthrow of [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] she took control of the country and founded the Shooda-Tsiba party. She served as Prime Minister of Tsiba from 1993 to her death in 2003, when she was assassinated during a visit to Chavotsy.<br />
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==Early Life and Work==<br />
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Pyvupi was born in 1963 in Bucha-Duchavo'a (then know as Buckadutch) in the last years of the [[Tsiba War of Independence]]. Her mother, Bevoo Pyvupi, was an important Tsiba Independence Leader. Pyvupi never publically stated who her father was. Her younger brother, Tsupe, was born in 1965<br />
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When Pyvupi was an infant when [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] was elected President of Tsiba. Her mother was vocal in her socialist beliefs and in her criticism of Jutsytoo's government, which increasingly put the family at risk as the government began cracking down on dissenters. In 1971, Bevoo Pyvupi's newspaper, [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], was banned, and a warrant was put out for her arrest. Pyvupi and her brother were pulled out of school, and the family went into hiding in [[Ahitutha]]. <br />
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Pyvupi became interested in her mother's work as a young teenager. She began writing for She Shoo Ibo'ugu, which continued to be printed and distributed underground, when she was fifteen. As she got older, Pyvupi began to believe that violence was necessary to meet her and her mother's goals, increasingly distancing the two.<br />
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Pyvupi's brother joined the [[Islamic Defenders of Tsiba]] in 1984.<br />
<br />
==Bacada Genocide and Yavotera-Tsiba War==<br />
<br />
In January of 1993 Jutsytoo's government announced a campaign to murder all Bacada living in Tsiba. Between January and May an estimated two and a half million people were killed. <br />
<br />
Pyvupi, living in exile in Ahitutha, organized an Ahitutha-sponsored military known as the Shooda-Tsiba Patseda (STP). Throughout May and June of 1993 the STP advanced from the border with Ahitutha through Tsiba, securing the then-capital of [[Shuputsy]] on June 11. Pyvupi then declared herself Prime Minister of the country. Jutsytoo and his allies fled to refugee camps in [[Yavotera]].<br />
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Raids on Bacada living in Yavotera occurred throughout 1994 and 1995 as Yavotera's president [[Luke Bochi]] protected Justytoo's allies from extradition to Tsiba. In 1996, the STP and the Ahituthan military invaded Yavotera, obstensibly to return Tsiba criminals to the country to face trial. During the conflict, which would come to be called the [[Yavotera-Tsiba War]], President Bochi was killed and Tsiba gained control of the country. Pyvupi installed [[Lepameda Meshamasha]] as President of Yavotera in 1997.<br />
<br />
==Political Career==<br />
<br />
As Prime Minister, Pyvupi worked to further develop the social welfare and healthcare systems developed during the Jutsytoo era. She also implemented extensive reforms to education, requiring all students to attend school until the age of sixteen, requiring schools to only teach secular curriculums, and requiring classes to be taught in both Farsi and Tsidi. As Prime Minister, Pyvupi liberalized divorce laws and decriminalized homosexuality, among other social reforms.<br />
<br />
After the [[Jishutsy Trials]], the majority of the leaders of Jutsytoo's government were executed for crimes relating to the Bacada Genocide. However, Pyvupi pardoned her brother Tsupe.<br />
<br />
==Death==<br />
<br />
On June 11, 2003, Pyvupi was on a state visit to Chavotsy when a gunman hoping to bring her brother, Tsupe, into power shot her in the chest. Pyvupi was rushed to Chavotsy State Hospital but died that night of complications from the gunshot wound.<br />
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Ja-Prime Minister Peket Ahmadi assumed Pyvupi's roles as Prime Minister of Tsiba and the Leader of the Shooda-Tsiba party. The country observed a two week period of national mourning following Pyvupi's death.<br />
<br />
==Personal Life==<br />
<br />
Beshootsu Pyvupi received an honorary degree from Behhapa University in 1997 for her work as Prime Minister. She identified as a non-religious throughout her life.<br />
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Pyvupi met her first husband, Dukoo Chootsoo, in 1980. She and Chootsoo married in 1981 but three months later, in 1982. She married her second husband, Alexander ga To’etsy, in 1985. The couple had one daughter, Charlotte To'etsy-Pyvupi, born in 1985. To'etsy and Pyvupi divorced in 1989<br />
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After Pyvupi's death, it came out that, starting in 1995, Pyvupi had been living with her partner, Bena'ivoo Piba'i. While Pyvupi never publically discussed her sexuality, it is widely believed that she was a closeted lesbian. <br />
<br />
Pyvupi's daughter, Charlotte, was a theology professor at the University of Duchavo. She died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in 2015.<br />
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Beshootsu Pyvupi was the first Prime Minister of Tsiba and the founder of the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party. She was the daughter of [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], a Tsiba Independence Leader and the sister of [[Tsupe Pyvupi]], the current leader of the [[Alliance for the People of Tsiba]]. She became involved in the counter-Jutsytoo movement in her teens through her mother. As the leader of the [[Shooda-Tsiba Patseda]] she gained control of Tsiba in 1993 following the [[Bacada Genocide]]. After the overthrow of [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] she took control of the country and founded the Shooda-Tsiba party. She served as Prime Minister of Tsiba from 1993 to her death in 2003, when she was assassinated during a visit to Chavotsy.<br />
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==Early Life and Work==<br />
<br />
Pyvupi was born in 1963 in Bucha-Duchavo'a (then know as Buckadutch) in the last years of the [[Tsiba War of Independence]]. Her mother, Bevoo Pyvupi, was an important Tsiba Independence Leader. Pyvupi never publically stated who her father was. Her younger brother, Tsupe, was born in 1965<br />
<br />
When Pyvupi was an infant when [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] was elected President of Tsiba. Her mother was vocal in her socialist beliefs and in her criticism of Jutsytoo's government, which increasingly put the family at risk as the government began cracking down on dissenters. In 1971, Bevoo Pyvupi's newspaper, [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], was banned, and a warrant was put out for her arrest. Pyvupi and her brother were pulled out of school, and the family went into hiding in [[Ahitutha]]. <br />
<br />
Pyvupi became interested in her mother's work as a young teenager. She began writing for She Shoo Ibo'ugu, which continued to be printed and distributed underground, when she was fifteen. As she got older, Pyvupi began to believe that violence was necessary to meet her and her mother's goals, increasingly distancing the two.<br />
<br />
Pyvupi's brother, [[Tsupe Pyvupi]], joined the [[Islamic Defenders of Tsiba]] in 1984.<br />
<br />
==Bacada Genocide and Yavotera-Tsiba War==<br />
<br />
In January of 1993 Jutsytoo's government announced a campaign to murder all Bacada living in Tsiba. Between January and May an estimated two and a half million people were killed. <br />
<br />
Pyvupi, living in exile in Ahitutha, organized an Ahitutha-sponsored military known as the Shooda-Tsiba Patseda (STP). Throughout May and June of 1993 the STP advanced from the border with Ahitutha through Tsiba, securing the then-capital of [[Shuputsy]] on June 11. Pyvupi then declared herself Prime Minister of the country. Jutsytoo and his allies fled to refugee camps in [[Yavotera]].<br />
<br />
Raids on Bacada living in Yavotera occurred throughout 1994 and 1995 as Yavotera's president [[Luke Bochi]] protected Justytoo's allies from extradition to Tsiba. In 1996, the STP and the Ahituthan military invaded Yavotera, obstensibly to return Tsiba criminals to the country to face trial. During the conflict, which would come to be called the [[Yavotera-Tsiba War]], President Bochi was killed and Tsiba gained control of the country. Pyvupi installed [[Lepameda Meshamasha]] as President of Yavotera in 1997.<br />
<br />
==Political Career==<br />
<br />
As Prime Minister, Pyvupi worked to further develop the social welfare and healthcare systems developed during the Jutsytoo era. She also implemented extensive reforms to education, requiring all students to attend school until the age of sixteen, requiring schools to only teach secular curriculums, and requiring classes to be taught in both Farsi and Tsidi. As Prime Minister, Pyvupi liberalized divorce laws and decriminalized homosexuality, among other social reforms.<br />
<br />
After the [[Jishutsy Trials]], the majority of the leaders of Jutsytoo's government were executed for crimes relating to the Bacada Genocide. However, Pyvupi pardoned her brother Tsupe.<br />
<br />
==Death==<br />
<br />
On June 11, 2003, Pyvupi was on a state visit to Chavotsy when a gunman hoping to bring her brother, Tsupe, into power shot her in the chest. Pyvupi was rushed to Chavotsy State Hospital but died that night of complications from the gunshot wound.<br />
<br />
Ja-Prime Minister Peket Ahmadi assumed Pyvupi's roles as Prime Minister of Tsiba and the Leader of the Shooda-Tsiba party. The country observed a two week period of national mourning following Pyvupi's death.<br />
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==Personal Life==<br />
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Beshootsu Pyvupi received an honorary degree from Behhapa University in 1997 for her work as Prime Minister. She identified as a non-religious throughout her life.<br />
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Pyvupi met her first husband, Dukoo Chootsoo, in 1980. She and Chootsoo married in 1981 but three months later, in 1982. She married her second husband, Alexander ga To’etsy, in 1985. The couple had one daughter, Charlotte To'etsy-Pyvupi, born in 1985. To'etsy and Pyvupi divorced in 1989<br />
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After Pyvupi's death, it came out that, starting in 1995, Pyvupi had been living with her partner, Bena'ivoo Piba'i. While Pyvupi never publically discussed her sexuality, it is widely believed that she was a closeted lesbian. <br />
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Pyvupi's daughter, Charlotte, was a theology professor at the University of Duchavo. She died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in 2015.<br />
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'''Neria''' is a continent located in the Northern, Southern, and Western Hemispheres of the [[Earth (IDU)|Earth]], also known as the [[International Democratic Union]]. The vast continent is bounded by the bustling [[Olympic Ocean]] to the east, the [[Tenebric Ocean]] to the west, and the [[Southern Ocean]] to the south. <br />
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==Etymology==<br />
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==History==<br />
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==Geology and Geography==<br />
===Climate===<br />
The climate of Neria ranges from tropical to subarctic on its highest peaks. Its northern quarter is primarily arid, while its central and southern areas contain both savanna plains and dense jungle (rainforest) regions. In between, there is a convergence, where vegetation patterns such as sahel and steppe dominate. <br />
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===Fauna===<br />
Neria boasts one of the world's largest combination of density and "range of freedom" of wild animal populations and diversity, with wild populations of large carnivores (such as lions, hyenas, and cheetahs) and herbivores (such as buffalo, elephants, camels, and giraffes) ranging freely on primarily open non-private plains. It is also home to a variety of "jungle" animals including snakes and primates and aquatic life such as crocodiles and amphibians. In addition, Neria has the largest number of megafauna species.<br />
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| [[File:SerrielFlag.png|30px]] [[Serriel]]<br />
| [[File:SerrielFlag.png|30px]] [[Serriel]]<br />
| 9,210,600<br />
| km<sup>2</sup><br />
| [[Muharrem II]]<br />
| [[Selim Ozcelik]]<br />
| style="background:#b3ccff; color:black"| <small>Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy</small><br />
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| [[File:Tintenripple.PNG|30px]] [[Tinten]]<br />
| [[File:Tintenripple.PNG|30px]] [[Fulda]]<br />
| 62,000,000<br />
| km<sup>2</sup><br />
| [[Isaak Ritterbach]]<br />
| <br />
| style="background:#b3ccff; color:black"| <small></small><br />
|- <br />
| [[File:DrambenburgFlag.png|30px]] [[Drambenburg]]<br />
| [[File:DrambenburgFlag.png|30px]] [[Lerbin]]<br />
| 52,369,727<br />
| km<sup>2</sup><br />
| <br />
| <br />
| style="background:#b3ccff; color:black"| <small></small><br />
|- <br />
| [[File:AvergnonFlag.png|30px]] [[Avergnon]]<br />
| [[File:AvergnonFlag.png|30px]] [[Vessalia]]<br />
| 32,000,000<br />
| km<sup>2</sup><br />
| [[Franz Selleaux]]<br />
| <br />
| style="background:#b3ccff; color:black"| <small></small><br />
|- <br />
| [[30px]] [[Iskarim]]<br />
| [[30px]] <br />
| <br />
| km<sup>2</sup><br />
| <br />
| <br />
| style="background:#b3ccff; color:black"| <small></small><br />
|- <br />
| [[30px]] [[Heaths]]<br />
| [[30px]] <br />
| 23,000,000<br />
| km<sup>2</sup><br />
| <br />
| <br />
| style="background:#b3ccff; color:black"| <small></small><br />
|- <br />
| [[30px]] [[Baytonia]]<br />
| [[30px]] <br />
| 41,800,000<br />
| km<sup>2</sup><br />
| <br />
| <br />
| style="background:#b3ccff; color:black"| <small></small><br />
|- <br />
| [[File:Tsiba flag.png|30px]] [[Tsiba]]<br />
| [[File:Tsiba flag.png|30px]] [[Jishutsy]]<br />
| 33,568,995<br />
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| [[Mahshid Shi'upa]]<br />
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[[Category:International Democratic Union]][[Category:Regions]][[Category:Continents]]</div>Tsibahttps://idugov.com/w/index.php?title=Tsiba&diff=22617Tsiba2020-07-24T01:35:16Z<p>Tsiba: </p>
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|native_name = She Ji-gyboova ga Da ga Tsiba<br />
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|capital = [[Jishutsy (Jashootza)]]<br />
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|largest_city = [[Chavotsy]] (Javova)<br />
|official_languages = [[Tsidi]], Farsi<br />
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|regional_languages = [[Bacadi]]<br />
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|ethnic_groups = 37.49% Tsige<br>20.91% Chida<br>17.07% Other<br>16.23% Kada<br>8.3% Guda<br />
|ethnic_groups_year = 2010<br />
|demonym = Tsiba<br />
|government_type = Federal dominant-party parliamentary republic<br />
|leader_title1 = Prime Minister<br />
|leader_name1 = [[Mahshid Shi'upa]]<br />
|leader_title2 = Ja-Prime Minister<br />
|leader_name2 = Chavo Lotfi-Vi'achavo<br />
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|established_event1 = Islamic Republic of Tsiba<br />
|established_date1 = 1945<br />
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|established_date2 = 1968<br />
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The '''People's Republic of Tsiba''', commonly called '''Tsiba''', is a federal dominant-party parliamentary republic in the continent of [[Neria]] on [[Earth (IDU)|Earth]] in the [[International Democratic Union]]. Tsiba is composed of 4 regions, with a population of 33.57 million. <br />
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Tsiba was a part of the Roman Empire from the early second century to the second half of the sixth century, when Tsiba was taken by the Sasanian Empire during the Roman-Persian Wars. Tsiba was notably one of the few larger territories to switch control during the conflict. During the Persian Period of Tsiba's history, the arts and sciences flourished, with many of Tsiba's most notable landmarks being built in this period. During the late Safavid Dynasty, persian control of Tsiba began to weaken. British colonists arrived in the 1850s and conquered the country by the early 1870s. Great Britain remained in control of the nation until the Tsiba War of Independence, after which the Islamic Republic of Tsiba was formed. [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] ran the country as a dicatator until 1967, when his protege, [[Kamran Voohhatsu]] attempted to gain control of the country, splitting the government into two factions. Following the split, [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]] took over the country in the Tsiba Civil War, establishing the single-party Socialist State of Tsibu. Pyvupi remained in control of the governing party, [[Shooda-Tsiba]], until her assassination in 1991. After Pyvupi's death, additional political parties were slowly added to the Tsiba Parliament (the [[Duchavoputsy]]), and the country was renamed the People's Republic of Tsiba in 1993.<br />
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==Etymology==<br />
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The etymology of the name Tsiba (pronounced TSEE-bah) is disputed. It is likely that the name came from the Roman-era nickname for the country, Bacatsy, first recorded in the mid-third century. This name came from the Latin word “baca”, meaning ‘berry’, and the Tsidi word “tsy”, or ‘land’. At the time, Tsiba was home to a pervasive species of distinctive orange berry bushes that grew across the country’s farmlands. The species disappeared by the late eighth to early ninth centuries but the name remained, becoming Tsibaka and then Tsiba during the Persian era. An alternate etymology contests that Tsiba is a shortening of the Old Tsidi word “Itsimiba”, meaning ‘to stay in place’.<br />
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People from Tsiba are simply referred to as Tsiba. Multiple people from Tsiba are either referred to as Tsibas, a more modern phrase that comes from the British colonial period, as Putsiba, the traditional way to pluralize the word in Tsidi.<br />
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Different ethnic groups are referred to by their names in the Tsidi language in Tsiba. The Tsige are the pre-Roman inhabitants of Tsiba. The Chida are people of mixed ancestry, Kada of Persian or mostly Persian ancestry, and Guda of English or other European ancestries.<br />
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==History==<br />
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===Tsiba War of Independence===<br />
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Throughout the 1920s and early 1930s, Tsiba saw small student-led protests against the British colonial government. The hub of anti-colonial sentiments was Hashmi University, then known as Javova University. Between 8 and 14 November 1936, student activists occupied Duchavo'i Square (then Tennyson Square). Students were angered by the arrest of Professor George Ormazd, a beloved teacher at Hashmi University. Approximately 5,000 students attended the occupation, notably [[Charles "Kingfisher" Shipuva]], [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], Muhammed Jutsytoo, and [[Mustafa Hashmi]]. <br />
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On 15 November 1936, British troops opened fire on the occupiers, killing Hashmi, the protest organizer, and around a hundred more. Another 2,000 protesters were arrested that day. This event became known as the Massacre of Duchavo'i Square.<br />
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Angered by the events of November 15, student-led protests and independence organizations began to grow across the country. Shipuva urged protestors to remain peaceful and founded [[Students for the Future of Tsiba (SFT)]] with Pyvupi and Jutsytoo. SFT chapters began in universities across Tsiba, organizing protests and staging walk-outs to protest colonial rule. By March of 1937, around 25 SFT chapters were operational across Tsiba. However, on 24 March 1937, Pevoo Bucatsy, a peaceful protestor from the University of Central Vi'atsy, was accidentally shot by members of the British colonial military. Upon hearing of Bucatsy's death, Jutsytoo urged Shipuva to respond with violence in kind. However, Shipuva refused. <br />
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In early April of 1937, Muhammed Jutsytoo formed the [[Islamic Defenders of Tsiba (IDT)]], a more militant group that Shipuva’s SFT. The IDT quickly gained support and began occupying the city of Shuputsy and the surrounding region of Vi’atsy. On 19 December 1937, British troops attacked the city of Shuputsy in an attempt to regain control of the city in the bloodiest day of the war. The IDT managed to keep control of the city, but suffered heavy losses, weakening their control of the area. <br />
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In January of 1937, the British government banned the speaking of the Tsidi language and offered large rewards for the capture of any IDT soldiers. The IDT, already weakened by the Battle of Shuputsy, retreated from Shuputsy, though they continued to wage guerrilla warfare against British colonizers. <br />
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As the IDT lost power, the SFT became more important. Pyvupi began printing a newspaper entirely in Tsidi, known as [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], advocating for peaceful resistance. In it, she, for the first time, began advocating for socialist reforms post-independence. In March of 1937, the SFT began a complete boycott on all British products that lasted until October, when the British government agreed to remove the ban on Tsidi and allowed several Tsiba politicians greater control of affairs in the country. They also agreed to release Pyvupi, who had been arrested in August for publishing She Shoo Ibo’ugu.<br />
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When the United Kingdom entered World War II in 1939, Shipuva encouraged Tsiba citizens not to volunteer for the British army. The IDT actively encouraged it’s members to attack recruiting stations and Tsibas who volunteered for the army. In total, it’s estimated that the IDT killed around 650 Tsiba volunteers for the British army. However, in total, around 500,000 Tsiba volunteered for the British army over the course of the war.<br />
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During WWII, Jutsytoo came out of hiding and he and the IDT began to retake territory in Tsiba. With the British focus on World War II, the IDT was able to not only retake Shuputsy and Vi’atsy, but also the neighboring region of Duchavo. <br />
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On 3 April 1945, Charles Shipuva died. In the weeks after his death the SFT began to crumble, leaving more room for the IDT to take power in Tsiba. <br />
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In 1945, when WWII ended, severely diminished British forces attempted to retake IDT territory. However, they were eventually driven back to Chatoogu’u, the British capital of Tsiba. On 13 August 1945, British troops surrendered unconditionally to Jutsytoo and the IDT. The British army was given two weeks to leave Tsiba, although a large population of British civilians remained in the country. With the end of British colonization, the IDT founded the Islamic Republic of Tsiba.<br />
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===Islamic Republic of Tsiba===<br />
Following the Tsiba War of Independence, Muhammed Jutsytoo seized control of the country and established a temporary capital city in the city of [[Shuputsy]] in 1945. Jutsytoo and the IDT organized national presidential elections, as well as elections for the capital city, in March of 1946. Jutsytoo was the only candidate on the ballot, although socialists in the country launched a campaign for write-in candidates. Nonetheless, Justsytoo won the election with over ninety-five percent of the vote, and Shuputsy was chosen as the capital city of Tsiba. The Islamic Republic of Tsiba (often referred to as the Islamic Republic or the IRT) was officially established on April 6, 1946.<br />
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After his election Jutsytoo appointed a cabinet of loyalists to run each region of the country, as well as more specific forces and committees at the federal level. Notably, Kamran Voohhatsu was chosen to run the secret police, known as the Ve Shoo Putsy. Jutsytoo also appointed his wife, Mildred, to run the Youth and Cultural Affairs Committee, a choice that sparked outrage among anti-Islamist forces in the country, due to Mildred’s lack of prior experience and perceived inability to run the committee.<br />
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Under Jutsytoo, the cabinet quickly passed strict conservative social laws, often referred to as the [[Morality Codes]]. These laws prohibited women from owning land or holding jobs without their husband or father’s written consent, criminalized homosexuality, and allowed the government to arrest any political dissedents.<br />
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Tsiba’s healthcare and welfare systems were created during the IRT era, and the education system was expanded, allowing children in rural areas to access education. Jutsytoo also added mandatory religious education and Arabic classes to primary school curriculums, though few Putsiba learned Arabic to proficiency outside of religious scholars and those who attended universities, whose funding and number increased during the IRT era as well.<br />
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In 1951, Jutsytoo’s government began their first crackdown on the socialists of Tsiba. She Shoo Ibo’ugu, Bevoo Pyvupi’s newspaper, was banned in 1951, and she and her supporters went underground. <br />
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During the fifties, socialist movements became increasingly common throughout Tsiba’s universities, led in large part by Pyvupi’s daughter Beshootsu and Peket Ahmadi, both of whom would later serve as Prime Minister of Tsiba.<br />
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In 1959, after budgetary shortfalls, the government had to cut federal subsidies in the date farming industry in order to complete repairs to the water system in Shuputsy, a move that many farmers saw as a symbolic choice of urban interests over rural interests. This led to increased hostility towards Jutsytoo’s government from agricultural and religious interest groups.<br />
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In 1962 Jutsytoo and his supporters began blaming the [[Bacada]], a small rural ethnic group in Tsiba, for the economic hardships of the country. Throughout 1962, the Ve Shoo Putsy began arresting prominent Bacada activists and leaders and, starting in January of 1963, Voohhatsu announced that crimes against the Bacada would no longer be prosecuted. It is estimated that between a quarter and a third of all Bacada died in the ensuing [[Bacada Genocide]]. Most of the killing was done one small community at a time, although Arshad ga Hhabe, Governor of the Region of Duchavo, created an artificial famine by stopping deliveries of food to areas with high percentages of Bacada.<br />
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In 1964, Jutsytoo called for an end to the genocide, and his supporters began their second crackdown on socialist movements in the country. Bevoo Pyvupi was arrested in 1965 and executed the same year. <br />
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On October 8, 1966, [[Penya Khouri]], Executive General of the Islamic Republic’s Army, died. Kamran Voohhatsu took control of the Army and, with the support of religious officials throughout Tsiba, organized a coup against Jutsytoo’s government, declaring himself the rightful leader of Tsiba on February 17, 1967. After the [[Battle of Tsyshaba]], both Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo’s forces were severely crippled, and Beshootsu Pyvupi’s socialist forces were able to take control of the country. Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo were executed together by firing squad on August 12, 1968, and Pyvupi declared herself the new Prime Minister of Tsiba the same day. She also took control of the country and declared it the new Socialist State of Tsiba, governed by her party, the Shooda-Tsiba. Islamic loyalists continued to fight isolated battles in the country through 1971.<br />
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==Geography==<br />
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==Demographics==<br />
Tsiba has a population of just over 33 million. The average fertility rate in 2.85, although this is significantly higher in rural areas. The life expectancy in Tsiba is 75.64 for women and 71.32 for men. Ethnic groups in Tsiba include the Tsige, Kada, Guda, [[Chavada]], and [[Bacada]]. About one-fifth of people are mixed-race, primarily of Tsige and Kada ancestry.<br />
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Putsiba are of average height and generally of dark complexions, with hair ranging from mid-brown to black. It’s estimated that five to ten percent of Tsiba’s population is overweight, while another five percent of children under five are malnourished. <br />
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===Education===<br />
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Children under the age of sixteen are required, by law, to attend school. However many children, especially girls in rural areas, are often pulled out of school early, with few punishments existing for those that bring them out of school. Classes are taught in Farsi and Tsidi, and children are required to take at least five years of English in school. <br />
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In total, about 60% of Tsiba students earn a high school diploma or equivalent accreditation, with half of those students then going on to college. The vast majority of colleges in Tsiba are public universities. <br />
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===Language===<br />
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Tsidi is the native language of the Tsige people and has been spoken in Tsiba for the entirety of the country's written history. However, the language has undergone major shifts, notably taking on Latin sentence structures during the era of Roman colonization, and incorporating large amounts of Latin and Persian vocabulary. Since the Persian era, Farsi has been spoken across the country as well. <br />
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During the British colonial era, the speaking of Tsidi was discouraged. However, during the Islamic Republic Era, English was no longer required in school and was, instead, replaced with Arabic. Today, English is primarily the language of business, while Farsi and Tsidi are the official government language. Most common Putsiba are bi- or trilingual, speaking Farsi, Tsidi and English, while many educated Putsiba also speak Arabic.<br />
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==Religion==<br />
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According to the 2019 Census, Tsiba's religious breakdown (noting that some overlap does exist) is: <br /><br />
Islamic Faith: 76.2%<br /><br />
Various Christian Sects: 11.34%<br /><br />
Shootsa or other traditional Tsige belief systems: 10.79%<br /><br />
Non-Religious: 8.04%<br /><br />
Zorastrianism: 2.33%<br /><br />
Other: 1.46%<br /><br />
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[[Shootsa]] is a belief system common to the Tsige people and almost exclusively practiced in Tsiba. Practitioners of Shootsa believe in three divine beings who have little desire to interact with humans or impact thier lives, but who can nonetheless be pleased by consistent reverence and worship within people’s homes. The deities are Tsape-Chavoo (the sun deity), Tsabe-Py (the deity of family), and Tsape-Dukoo (the deity of death). Shootsa was the dominant belief system in Tsiba until the Persian era, when Islam took over. Many tsige adapted their Shootsa beliefs to Islam, a practice still common in the country.<br />
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During the British colonial era, worship of Shootsa idols was banned and, later, Muhammed Jutsytoo’s government persecuted Shootsa practitioners. Shootsa beliefs nearly disappeared from Tsiba until the nineties, when the [[Tsige Cultural Revival]] brought them back to public prominence.<br />
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Since 1968, Tsiba has been governed by secular principles. However, many areas of the country, particularly the region of Vi’atsy, have continued to govern under strict Islamic doctrines, often leading to clashes with the Duchavoputsy. The far-right [[Our Freedom Party]] has begun to gain support in recent years. The current mayor of Shuputsy, Masoud Kivuda, is of that party. In general though, most people in Tsiba follow liberal Islamic principals, particularly in larger cities like Chavotsy.<br />
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==Government==<br />
[[File:2018_City_Ministers.png|350px|thumb|right|A map of the political party distributions in the House of the Ministers of Cities after the 2018 election.]] <br />
Tsiba has a bicameral legislature known as the Duchavoputsy. It is composed of the House of the Ministers of Cities (commonly referred to as the City Ministers) and the Representative Legislature. The Representative Legislature is able to pass legislation by a majority vote; however, the City Ministers may stop the passage of legislation by a majority, which can then be overruled by a two-thirds majority vote in the Representative Legislature. The City Ministers are the only body allowed to authorize international use of the military. Any legislation passed by the City Ministers can only be overridden by the Prime Minister’s veto, which, on legislation from the City Ministers, can not be overruled.<br />
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Each region is governed from it’s capital, which must carry out the national policy but which is also allowed to create local legislation to deal with specific issues of the region. Nonetheless, both the Ministers of Cities and the Representative Legislature have the power to nullify regional laws by a simple majority vote.<br />
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The Representative Legislature is elected nationwide every five years through party-list proportional representation. Each region contributes a hundred representatives to the legislature. The City Ministers are elected through direct election in each city every five years. Any regional capital or city of over 150,000 residents gets a single representative for each 500,000 residents, rounded up. There are currently 52 City Ministers.<br />
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[[File:2018_Representative_House.png|350px|thumb|left|A map of the political party distributions in the Representative Legislature after the 2018 elections.]]<br />
The Prime Minister of Tsiba carries executive power. They are able to exercise both a complete and an item veto, which can only be overruled by a three-fourths vote in both houses. They control military operations within the state and have the power to set foreign policy for Tsiba. The Ja-Prime Minister takes over the roles of the Prime Minister if they are killed or otherwise incapacitated. The Ja-Prime Minister can also break ties among the City Ministers and in the Representative Legislature, and is unofficially in charge of determining the legislative agenda for each year and ensuring that legislation is passed.<br />
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While Tsiba has allowed multiple political parties since 1993, the dominant party is the Shooda-Tsiba, Tsiba’s socialist party. <br />
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The Prime Minister is the leader of the party with a majority in the Representative Legislature and City Ministers combined. They are elected from within the dominant party and serve until their death, resignation, or the loss of their party’s majority. The Ja-Prime Minister is appointed by the Prime Minister and then either approved or denied by their party.<br />
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The judicial system, known as the Upitsu-matoo, is administered by the regional governors and legislatures. Judges usually serve ten year terms, although this can vary between regions. The highest court of Tsiba, the Uritsu-matoo-na'ivoo, is a group of eleven judges appointed by the Duchavoputsy. Judges must be approved by a margin of eighty percent in the Representative House and seventy-five percent among the City Ministers. The Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo is solely dedicated to judging the legality of national legislation and holding trials for Tsiba’s politicians. Judges are appointed for life on the Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo.<br />
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==Foreign Relations and Military==<br />
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The '''People's Republic of Tsiba''', commonly called '''Tsiba''', is a federal parliamentary democracy in the continent of [[Neria]] on [[Earth (IDU)|Earth]] in the [[International Democratic Union]]. Tsiba is composed of 4 regions, with a population of 33.57 million. <br />
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Tsiba was a part of the Roman Empire from the early second century to the second half of the sixth century, when Tsiba was taken by the Sasanian Empire during the Roman-Persian Wars. Tsiba was notably one of the few larger territories to switch control during the conflict. During the Persian Period of Tsiba's history, the arts and sciences flourished, with many of Tsiba's most notable landmarks being built in this period. During the late Safavid Dynasty, persian control of Tsiba began to weaken. British colonists arrived in the 1850s and conquered the country by the early 1870s. Great Britain remained in control of the nation until the Tsiba War of Independence, after which the Islamic Republic of Tsiba was formed. [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] ran the country as a dicatator until 1967, when his protege, [[Kamran Voohhatsu]] attempted to gain control of the country, splitting the government into two factions. Following the split, [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]] took over the country in the Tsiba Civil War, establishing the single-party Socialist State of Tsibu. Pyvupi remained in control of the governing party, [[Shooda-Tsiba]], until her assassination in 1991. After Pyvupi's death, additional political parties were slowly added to the Tsiba Parliament (the [[Duchavoputsy]]), and the country was renamed the People's Republic of Tsiba in 1993.<br />
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==Etymology==<br />
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The etymology of the name Tsiba (pronounced TSEE-bah) is disputed. It is likely that the name came from the Roman-era nickname for the country, Bacatsy, first recorded in the mid-third century. This name came from the Latin word “baca”, meaning ‘berry’, and the Tsidi word “tsy”, or ‘land’. At the time, Tsiba was home to a pervasive species of distinctive orange berry bushes that grew across the country’s farmlands. The species disappeared by the late eighth to early ninth centuries but the name remained, becoming Tsibaka and then Tsiba during the Persian era. An alternate etymology contests that Tsiba is a shortening of the Old Tsidi word “Itsimiba”, meaning ‘to stay in place’.<br />
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People from Tsiba are simply referred to as Tsiba. Multiple people from Tsiba are either referred to as Tsibas, a more modern phrase that comes from the British colonial period, as Putsiba, the traditional way to pluralize the word in Tsidi.<br />
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Different ethnic groups are referred to by their names in the Tsidi language in Tsiba. The Tsige are the pre-Roman inhabitants of Tsiba. The Chida are people of mixed ancestry, Kada of Persian or mostly Persian ancestry, and Guda of English or other European ancestries.<br />
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==History==<br />
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===Tsiba War of Independence===<br />
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Throughout the 1920s and early 1930s, Tsiba saw small student-led protests against the British colonial government. The hub of anti-colonial sentiments was Hashmi University, then known as Javova University. Between 8 and 14 November 1936, student activists occupied Duchavo'i Square (then Tennyson Square). Students were angered by the arrest of Professor George Ormazd, a beloved teacher at Hashmi University. Approximately 5,000 students attended the occupation, notably [[Charles "Kingfisher" Shipuva]], [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], Muhammed Jutsytoo, and [[Mustafa Hashmi]]. <br />
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On 15 November 1936, British troops opened fire on the occupiers, killing Hashmi, the protest organizer, and around a hundred more. Another 2,000 protesters were arrested that day. This event became known as the Massacre of Duchavo'i Square.<br />
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Angered by the events of November 15, student-led protests and independence organizations began to grow across the country. Shipuva urged protestors to remain peaceful and founded [[Students for the Future of Tsiba (SFT)]] with Pyvupi and Jutsytoo. SFT chapters began in universities across Tsiba, organizing protests and staging walk-outs to protest colonial rule. By March of 1937, around 25 SFT chapters were operational across Tsiba. However, on 24 March 1937, Pevoo Bucatsy, a peaceful protestor from the University of Central Vi'atsy, was accidentally shot by members of the British colonial military. Upon hearing of Bucatsy's death, Jutsytoo urged Shipuva to respond with violence in kind. However, Shipuva refused. <br />
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In early April of 1937, Muhammed Jutsytoo formed the [[Islamic Defenders of Tsiba (IDT)]], a more militant group that Shipuva’s SFT. The IDT quickly gained support and began occupying the city of Shuputsy and the surrounding region of Vi’atsy. On 19 December 1937, British troops attacked the city of Shuputsy in an attempt to regain control of the city in the bloodiest day of the war. The IDT managed to keep control of the city, but suffered heavy losses, weakening their control of the area. <br />
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In January of 1937, the British government banned the speaking of the Tsidi language and offered large rewards for the capture of any IDT soldiers. The IDT, already weakened by the Battle of Shuputsy, retreated from Shuputsy, though they continued to wage guerrilla warfare against British colonizers. <br />
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As the IDT lost power, the SFT became more important. Pyvupi began printing a newspaper entirely in Tsidi, known as [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], advocating for peaceful resistance. In it, she, for the first time, began advocating for socialist reforms post-independence. In March of 1937, the SFT began a complete boycott on all British products that lasted until October, when the British government agreed to remove the ban on Tsidi and allowed several Tsiba politicians greater control of affairs in the country. They also agreed to release Pyvupi, who had been arrested in August for publishing She Shoo Ibo’ugu.<br />
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When the United Kingdom entered World War II in 1939, Shipuva encouraged Tsiba citizens not to volunteer for the British army. The IDT actively encouraged it’s members to attack recruiting stations and Tsibas who volunteered for the army. In total, it’s estimated that the IDT killed around 650 Tsiba volunteers for the British army. However, in total, around 500,000 Tsiba volunteered for the British army over the course of the war.<br />
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During WWII, Jutsytoo came out of hiding and he and the IDT began to retake territory in Tsiba. With the British focus on World War II, the IDT was able to not only retake Shuputsy and Vi’atsy, but also the neighboring region of Duchavo. <br />
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On 3 April 1945, Charles Shipuva died. In the weeks after his death the SFT began to crumble, leaving more room for the IDT to take power in Tsiba. <br />
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In 1945, when WWII ended, severely diminished British forces attempted to retake IDT territory. However, they were eventually driven back to Chatoogu’u, the British capital of Tsiba. On 13 August 1945, British troops surrendered unconditionally to Jutsytoo and the IDT. The British army was given two weeks to leave Tsiba, although a large population of British civilians remained in the country. With the end of British colonization, the IDT founded the Islamic Republic of Tsiba.<br />
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===Islamic Republic of Tsiba===<br />
Following the Tsiba War of Independence, Muhammed Jutsytoo seized control of the country and established a temporary capital city in the city of [[Shuputsy]] in 1945. Jutsytoo and the IDT organized national presidential elections, as well as elections for the capital city, in March of 1946. Jutsytoo was the only candidate on the ballot, although socialists in the country launched a campaign for write-in candidates. Nonetheless, Justsytoo won the election with over ninety-five percent of the vote, and Shuputsy was chosen as the capital city of Tsiba. The Islamic Republic of Tsiba (often referred to as the Islamic Republic or the IRT) was officially established on April 6, 1946.<br />
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After his election Jutsytoo appointed a cabinet of loyalists to run each region of the country, as well as more specific forces and committees at the federal level. Notably, Kamran Voohhatsu was chosen to run the secret police, known as the Ve Shoo Putsy. Jutsytoo also appointed his wife, Mildred, to run the Youth and Cultural Affairs Committee, a choice that sparked outrage among anti-Islamist forces in the country, due to Mildred’s lack of prior experience and perceived inability to run the committee.<br />
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Under Jutsytoo, the cabinet quickly passed strict conservative social laws, often referred to as the [[Morality Codes]]. These laws prohibited women from owning land or holding jobs without their husband or father’s written consent, criminalized homosexuality, and allowed the government to arrest any political dissedents.<br />
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Tsiba’s healthcare and welfare systems were created during the IRT era, and the education system was expanded, allowing children in rural areas to access education. Jutsytoo also added mandatory religious education and Arabic classes to primary school curriculums, though few Putsiba learned Arabic to proficiency outside of religious scholars and those who attended universities, whose funding and number increased during the IRT era as well.<br />
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In 1951, Jutsytoo’s government began their first crackdown on the socialists of Tsiba. She Shoo Ibo’ugu, Bevoo Pyvupi’s newspaper, was banned in 1951, and she and her supporters went underground. <br />
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During the fifties, socialist movements became increasingly common throughout Tsiba’s universities, led in large part by Pyvupi’s daughter Beshootsu and Peket Ahmadi, both of whom would later serve as Prime Minister of Tsiba.<br />
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In 1959, after budgetary shortfalls, the government had to cut federal subsidies in the date farming industry in order to complete repairs to the water system in Shuputsy, a move that many farmers saw as a symbolic choice of urban interests over rural interests. This led to increased hostility towards Jutsytoo’s government from agricultural and religious interest groups.<br />
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In 1962 Jutsytoo and his supporters began blaming the [[Bacada]], a small rural ethnic group in Tsiba, for the economic hardships of the country. Throughout 1962, the Ve Shoo Putsy began arresting prominent Bacada activists and leaders and, starting in January of 1963, Voohhatsu announced that crimes against the Bacada would no longer be prosecuted. It is estimated that between a quarter and a third of all Bacada died in the ensuing [[Bacada Genocide]]. Most of the killing was done one small community at a time, although Arshad ga Hhabe, Governor of the Region of Duchavo, created an artificial famine by stopping deliveries of food to areas with high percentages of Bacada.<br />
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In 1964, Jutsytoo called for an end to the genocide, and his supporters began their second crackdown on socialist movements in the country. Bevoo Pyvupi was arrested in 1965 and executed the same year. <br />
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On October 8, 1966, [[Penya Khouri]], Executive General of the Islamic Republic’s Army, died. Kamran Voohhatsu took control of the Army and, with the support of religious officials throughout Tsiba, organized a coup against Jutsytoo’s government, declaring himself the rightful leader of Tsiba on February 17, 1967. After the [[Battle of Tsyshaba]], both Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo’s forces were severely crippled, and Beshootsu Pyvupi’s socialist forces were able to take control of the country. Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo were executed together by firing squad on August 12, 1968, and Pyvupi declared herself the new Prime Minister of Tsiba the same day. She also took control of the country and declared it the new Socialist State of Tsiba, governed by her party, the Shooda-Tsiba. Islamic loyalists continued to fight isolated battles in the country through 1971.<br />
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==Geography==<br />
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==Demographics==<br />
Tsiba has a population of just over 33 million. The average fertility rate in 2.85, although this is significantly higher in rural areas. The life expectancy in Tsiba is 75.64 for women and 71.32 for men. Ethnic groups in Tsiba include the Tsige, Kada, Guda, [[Chavada]], and [[Bacada]]. About one-fifth of people are mixed-race, primarily of Tsige and Kada ancestry.<br />
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Putsiba are of average height and generally of dark complexions, with hair ranging from mid-brown to black. It’s estimated that five to ten percent of Tsiba’s population is overweight, while another five percent of children under five are malnourished. <br />
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===Education===<br />
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Children under the age of sixteen are required, by law, to attend school. However many children, especially girls in rural areas, are often pulled out of school early, with few punishments existing for those that bring them out of school. Classes are taught in Farsi and Tsidi, and children are required to take at least five years of English in school. <br />
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In total, about 60% of Tsiba students earn a high school diploma or equivalent accreditation, with half of those students then going on to college. The vast majority of colleges in Tsiba are public universities. <br />
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===Language===<br />
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Tsidi is the native language of the Tsige people and has been spoken in Tsiba for the entirety of the country's written history. However, the language has undergone major shifts, notably taking on Latin sentence structures during the era of Roman colonization, and incorporating large amounts of Latin and Persian vocabulary. Since the Persian era, Farsi has been spoken across the country as well. <br />
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During the British colonial era, the speaking of Tsidi was discouraged. However, during the Islamic Republic Era, English was no longer required in school and was, instead, replaced with Arabic. Today, English is primarily the language of business, while Farsi and Tsidi are the official government language. Most common Putsiba are bi- or trilingual, speaking Farsi, Tsidi and English, while many educated Putsiba also speak Arabic.<br />
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==Religion==<br />
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According to the 2019 Census, Tsiba's religious breakdown (noting that some overlap does exist) is: <br /><br />
Islamic Faith: 76.2%<br /><br />
Various Christian Sects: 11.34%<br /><br />
Shootsa or other traditional Tsige belief systems: 10.79%<br /><br />
Non-Religious: 8.04%<br /><br />
Zorastrianism: 2.33%<br /><br />
Other: 1.46%<br /><br />
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[[Shootsa]] is a belief system common to the Tsige people and almost exclusively practiced in Tsiba. Practitioners of Shootsa believe in three divine beings who have little desire to interact with humans or impact thier lives, but who can nonetheless be pleased by consistent reverence and worship within people’s homes. The deities are Tsape-Chavoo (the sun deity), Tsabe-Py (the deity of family), and Tsape-Dukoo (the deity of death). Shootsa was the dominant belief system in Tsiba until the Persian era, when Islam took over. Many tsige adapted their Shootsa beliefs to Islam, a practice still common in the country.<br />
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During the British colonial era, worship of Shootsa idols was banned and, later, Muhammed Jutsytoo’s government persecuted Shootsa practitioners. Shootsa beliefs nearly disappeared from Tsiba until the nineties, when the [[Tsige Cultural Revival]] brought them back to public prominence.<br />
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Since 1968, Tsiba has been governed by secular principles. However, many areas of the country, particularly the region of Vi’atsy, have continued to govern under strict Islamic doctrines, often leading to clashes with the Duchavoputsy. The far-right [[Our Freedom Party]] has begun to gain support in recent years. The current mayor of Shuputsy, Masoud Kivuda, is of that party. In general though, most people in Tsiba follow liberal Islamic principals, particularly in larger cities like Chavotsy.<br />
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==Government==<br />
[[File:2018_City_Ministers.png|350px|thumb|right|A map of the political party distributions in the House of the Ministers of Cities after the 2018 election.]] <br />
Tsiba has a bicameral legislature known as the Duchavoputsy. It is composed of the House of the Ministers of Cities (commonly referred to as the City Ministers) and the Representative Legislature. The Representative Legislature is able to pass legislation by a majority vote; however, the City Ministers may stop the passage of legislation by a majority, which can then be overruled by a two-thirds majority vote in the Representative Legislature. The City Ministers are the only body allowed to authorize international use of the military. Any legislation passed by the City Ministers can only be overridden by the Prime Minister’s veto, which, on legislation from the City Ministers, can not be overruled.<br />
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Each region is governed from it’s capital, which must carry out the national policy but which is also allowed to create local legislation to deal with specific issues of the region. Nonetheless, both the Ministers of Cities and the Representative Legislature have the power to nullify regional laws by a simple majority vote.<br />
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The Representative Legislature is elected nationwide every five years through party-list proportional representation. Each region contributes a hundred representatives to the legislature. The City Ministers are elected through direct election in each city every five years. Any regional capital or city of over 150,000 residents gets a single representative for each 500,000 residents, rounded up. There are currently 52 City Ministers.<br />
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[[File:2018_Representative_House.png|350px|thumb|left|A map of the political party distributions in the Representative Legislature after the 2018 elections.]]<br />
The Prime Minister of Tsiba carries executive power. They are able to exercise both a complete and an item veto, which can only be overruled by a three-fourths vote in both houses. They control military operations within the state and have the power to set foreign policy for Tsiba. The Ja-Prime Minister takes over the roles of the Prime Minister if they are killed or otherwise incapacitated. The Ja-Prime Minister can also break ties among the City Ministers and in the Representative Legislature, and is unofficially in charge of determining the legislative agenda for each year and ensuring that legislation is passed.<br />
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While Tsiba has allowed multiple political parties since 1993, the dominant party is the Shooda-Tsiba, Tsiba’s socialist party. <br />
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The Prime Minister is the leader of the party with a majority in the Representative Legislature and City Ministers combined. They are elected from within the dominant party and serve until their death, resignation, or the loss of their party’s majority. The Ja-Prime Minister is appointed by the Prime Minister and then either approved or denied by their party.<br />
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The judicial system, known as the Upitsu-matoo, is administered by the regional governors and legislatures. Judges usually serve ten year terms, although this can vary between regions. The highest court of Tsiba, the Uritsu-matoo-na'ivoo, is a group of eleven judges appointed by the Duchavoputsy. Judges must be approved by a margin of eighty percent in the Representative House and seventy-five percent among the City Ministers. The Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo is solely dedicated to judging the legality of national legislation and holding trials for Tsiba’s politicians. Judges are appointed for life on the Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo.<br />
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==Foreign Relations and Military==<br />
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==Economy==<br />
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==Culture==<br />
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The '''People's Republic of Tsiba''', commonly called '''Tsiba''', is a federal parliamentary democracy in the continent of [[Neria]] on [[Earth (IDU)|Earth]] in the [[International Democratic Union]]. Tsiba is composed of 4 regions, with a population of 33.57 million. <br />
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Tsiba was a part of the Roman Empire from the early second century to the second half of the sixth century, when Tsiba was taken by the Sasanian Empire during the Roman-Persian Wars. Tsiba was notably one of the few larger territories to switch control during the conflict. During the Persian Period of Tsiba's history, the arts and sciences flourished, with many of Tsiba's most notable landmarks being built in this period. During the late Safavid Dynasty, persian control of Tsiba began to weaken. British colonists arrived in the 1850s and conquered the country by the early 1870s. Great Britain remained in control of the nation until the Tsiba War of Independence, after which the Islamic Republic of Tsiba was formed. [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] ran the country as a dicatator until 1967, when his protege, [[Kamran Voohhatsu]] attempted to gain control of the country, splitting the government into two factions. Following the split, [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]] took over the country in the Tsiba Civil War, establishing the single-party Socialist State of Tsibu. Pyvupi remained in control of the governing party, [[Shooda-Tsiba]], until her assassination in 1991. After Pyvupi's death, additional political parties were slowly added to the Tsiba Parliament (the [[Duchavoputsy]]), and the country was renamed the People's Republic of Tsiba in 1993.<br />
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==Etymology==<br />
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The etymology of the name Tsiba (pronounced TSEE-bah) is disputed. It is likely that the name came from the Roman-era nickname for the country, Bacatsy, first recorded in the mid-third century. This name came from the Latin word “baca”, meaning ‘berry’, and the Tsidi word “tsy”, or ‘land’. At the time, Tsiba was home to a pervasive species of distinctive orange berry bushes that grew across the country’s farmlands. The species disappeared by the late eighth to early ninth centuries but the name remained, becoming Tsibaka and then Tsiba during the Persian era. An alternate etymology contests that Tsiba is a shortening of the Old Tsidi word “Itsimiba”, meaning ‘to stay in place’.<br />
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People from Tsiba are simply referred to as Tsiba. Multiple people from Tsiba are either referred to as Tsibas, a more modern phrase that comes from the British colonial period, as Putsiba, the traditional way to pluralize the word in Tsidi.<br />
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Different ethnic groups are referred to by their names in the Tsidi language in Tsiba. The Tsige are the pre-Roman inhabitants of Tsiba. The Chida are people of mixed ancestry, Kada of Persian or mostly Persian ancestry, and Guda of English or other European ancestries.<br />
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==History==<br />
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===Tsiba War of Independence===<br />
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Throughout the 1920s and early 1930s, Tsiba saw small student-led protests against the British colonial government. The hub of anti-colonial sentiments was Hashmi University, then known as Javova University. Between 8 and 14 November 1936, student activists occupied Duchavo'i Square (then Tennyson Square). Students were angered by the arrest of Professor George Ormazd, a beloved teacher at Hashmi University. Approximately 5,000 students attended the occupation, notably [[Charles "Kingfisher" Shipuva]], [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], Muhammed Jutsytoo, and [[Mustafa Hashmi]]. <br />
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On 15 November 1936, British troops opened fire on the occupiers, killing Hashmi, the protest organizer, and around a hundred more. Another 2,000 protesters were arrested that day. This event became known as the Massacre of Duchavo'i Square.<br />
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Angered by the events of November 15, student-led protests and independence organizations began to grow across the country. Shipuva urged protestors to remain peaceful and founded [[Students for the Future of Tsiba (SFT)]] with Pyvupi and Jutsytoo. SFT chapters began in universities across Tsiba, organizing protests and staging walk-outs to protest colonial rule. By March of 1937, around 25 SFT chapters were operational across Tsiba. However, on 24 March 1937, Pevoo Bucatsy, a peaceful protestor from the University of Central Vi'atsy, was accidentally shot by members of the British colonial military. Upon hearing of Bucatsy's death, Jutsytoo urged Shipuva to respond with violence in kind. However, Shipuva refused. <br />
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In early April of 1937, Muhammed Jutsytoo formed the [[Islamic Defenders of Tsiba (IDT)]], a more militant group that Shipuva’s SFT. The IDT quickly gained support and began occupying the city of Shuputsy and the surrounding region of Vi’atsy. On 19 December 1937, British troops attacked the city of Shuputsy in an attempt to regain control of the city in the bloodiest day of the war. The IDT managed to keep control of the city, but suffered heavy losses, weakening their control of the area. <br />
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In January of 1937, the British government banned the speaking of the Tsidi language and offered large rewards for the capture of any IDT soldiers. The IDT, already weakened by the Battle of Shuputsy, retreated from Shuputsy, though they continued to wage guerrilla warfare against British colonizers. <br />
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As the IDT lost power, the SFT became more important. Pyvupi began printing a newspaper entirely in Tsidi, known as [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], advocating for peaceful resistance. In it, she, for the first time, began advocating for socialist reforms post-independence. In March of 1937, the SFT began a complete boycott on all British products that lasted until October, when the British government agreed to remove the ban on Tsidi and allowed several Tsiba politicians greater control of affairs in the country. They also agreed to release Pyvupi, who had been arrested in August for publishing She Shoo Ibo’ugu.<br />
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When the United Kingdom entered World War II in 1939, Shipuva encouraged Tsiba citizens not to volunteer for the British army. The IDT actively encouraged it’s members to attack recruiting stations and Tsibas who volunteered for the army. In total, it’s estimated that the IDT killed around 650 Tsiba volunteers for the British army. However, in total, around 500,000 Tsiba volunteered for the British army over the course of the war.<br />
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During WWII, Jutsytoo came out of hiding and he and the IDT began to retake territory in Tsiba. With the British focus on World War II, the IDT was able to not only retake Shuputsy and Vi’atsy, but also the neighboring region of Duchavo. <br />
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On 3 April 1945, Charles Shipuva died. In the weeks after his death the SFT began to crumble, leaving more room for the IDT to take power in Tsiba. <br />
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In 1945, when WWII ended, severely diminished British forces attempted to retake IDT territory. However, they were eventually driven back to Chatoogu’u, the British capital of Tsiba. On 13 August 1945, British troops surrendered unconditionally to Jutsytoo and the IDT. The British army was given two weeks to leave Tsiba, although a large population of British civilians remained in the country. With the end of British colonization, the IDT founded the Islamic Republic of Tsiba.<br />
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===Islamic Republic of Tsiba===<br />
Following the Tsiba War of Independence, Muhammed Jutsytoo seized control of the country and established a temporary capital city in the city of [[Shuputsy]] in 1945. Jutsytoo and the IDT organized national presidential elections, as well as elections for the capital city, in March of 1946. Jutsytoo was the only candidate on the ballot, although socialists in the country launched a campaign for write-in candidates. Nonetheless, Justsytoo won the election with over ninety-five percent of the vote, and Shuputsy was chosen as the capital city of Tsiba. The Islamic Republic of Tsiba (often referred to as the Islamic Republic or the IRT) was officially established on April 6, 1946.<br />
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After his election Jutsytoo appointed a cabinet of loyalists to run each region of the country, as well as more specific forces and committees at the federal level. Notably, Kamran Voohhatsu was chosen to run the secret police, known as the Ve Shoo Putsy. Jutsytoo also appointed his wife, Mildred, to run the Youth and Cultural Affairs Committee, a choice that sparked outrage among anti-Islamist forces in the country, due to Mildred’s lack of prior experience and perceived inability to run the committee.<br />
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Under Jutsytoo, the cabinet quickly passed strict conservative social laws, often referred to as the [[Morality Codes]]. These laws prohibited women from owning land or holding jobs without their husband or father’s written consent, criminalized homosexuality, and allowed the government to arrest any political dissedents.<br />
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Tsiba’s healthcare and welfare systems were created during the IRT era, and the education system was expanded, allowing children in rural areas to access education. Jutsytoo also added mandatory religious education and Arabic classes to primary school curriculums, though few Putsiba learned Arabic to proficiency outside of religious scholars and those who attended universities, whose funding and number increased during the IRT era as well.<br />
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In 1951, Jutsytoo’s government began their first crackdown on the socialists of Tsiba. She Shoo Ibo’ugu, Bevoo Pyvupi’s newspaper, was banned in 1951, and she and her supporters went underground. <br />
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During the fifties, socialist movements became increasingly common throughout Tsiba’s universities, led in large part by Pyvupi’s daughter Beshootsu and Peket Ahmadi, both of whom would later serve as Prime Minister of Tsiba.<br />
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In 1959, after budgetary shortfalls, the government had to cut federal subsidies in the date farming industry in order to complete repairs to the water system in Shuputsy, a move that many farmers saw as a symbolic choice of urban interests over rural interests. This led to increased hostility towards Jutsytoo’s government from agricultural and religious interest groups.<br />
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In 1962 Jutsytoo and his supporters began blaming the [[Bacada]], a small rural ethnic group in Tsiba, for the economic hardships of the country. Throughout 1962, the Ve Shoo Putsy began arresting prominent Bacada activists and leaders and, starting in January of 1963, Voohhatsu announced that crimes against the Bacada would no longer be prosecuted. It is estimated that between a quarter and a third of all Bacada died in the ensuing [[Bacada Genocide]]. Most of the killing was done one small community at a time, although Arshad ga Hhabe, Governor of the Region of Duchavo, created an artificial famine by stopping deliveries of food to areas with high percentages of Bacada.<br />
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In 1964, Jutsytoo called for an end to the genocide, and his supporters began their second crackdown on socialist movements in the country. Bevoo Pyvupi was arrested in 1965 and executed the same year. <br />
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On October 8, 1966, [[Penya Khouri]], Executive General of the Islamic Republic’s Army, died. Kamran Voohhatsu took control of the Army and, with the support of religious officials throughout Tsiba, organized a coup against Jutsytoo’s government, declaring himself the rightful leader of Tsiba on February 17, 1967. After the [[Battle of Tsyshaba]], both Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo’s forces were severely crippled, and Beshootsu Pyvupi’s socialist forces were able to take control of the country. Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo were executed together by firing squad on August 12, 1968, and Pyvupi declared herself the new Prime Minister of Tsiba the same day. She also took control of the country and declared it the new Socialist State of Tsiba, governed by her party, the Shooda-Tsiba. Islamic loyalists continued to fight isolated battles in the country through 1971.<br />
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==Geography==<br />
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==Demographics==<br />
Tsiba has a population of just over 33 million. The average fertility rate in 2.85, although this is significantly higher in rural areas. The life expectancy in Tsiba is 75.64 for women and 71.32 for men. Ethnic groups in Tsiba include the Tsige, Kada, Guda, [[Chavada]], and [[Bacada]]. About one-fifth of people are mixed-race, primarily of Tsige and Kada ancestry.<br />
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Putsiba are of average height and generally of dark complexions, with hair ranging from mid-brown to black. It’s estimated that five to ten percent of Tsiba’s population is overweight, while another five percent of children under five are malnourished. <br />
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===Education===<br />
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Children under the age of sixteen are required, by law, to attend school. However many children, especially girls in rural areas, are often pulled out of school early, with few punishments existing for those that bring them out of school. Classes are taught in Farsi and Tsidi, and children are required to take at least five years of English in school. <br />
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In total, about 60% of Tsiba students earn a high school diploma or equivalent accreditation, with half of those students then going on to college. The vast majority of colleges in Tsiba are public universities. <br />
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===Language===<br />
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Tsidi is the native language of the Tsige people and has been spoken in Tsiba for the entirety of the country's written history. However, the language has undergone major shifts, notably taking on Latin sentence structures during the era of Roman colonization, and incorporating large amounts of Latin and Persian vocabulary. Since the Persian era, Farsi has been spoken across the country as well. <br />
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During the British colonial era, the speaking of Tsidi was discouraged. However, during the Islamic Republic Era, English was no longer required in school and was, instead, replaced with Arabic. Today, English is primarily the language of business, while Farsi and Tsidi are the official government language. Most common Putsiba are bi- or trilingual, speaking Farsi, Tsidi and English, while many educated Putsiba also speak Arabic.<br />
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==Religion==<br />
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According to the 2019 Census, Tsiba's religious breakdown (noting that some overlap does exist) is: <br /><br />
Islamic Faith: 76.2%<br /><br />
Various Christian Sects: 11.34%<br /><br />
Shootsa or other traditional Tsige belief systems: 10.79%<br /><br />
Non-Religious: 8.04%<br /><br />
Zorastrianism: 2.33%<br /><br />
Other: 1.46%<br /><br />
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[[Shootsa]] is a belief system common to the Tsige people and almost exclusively practiced in Tsiba. Practitioners of Shootsa believe in three divine beings who have little desire to interact with humans or impact thier lives, but who can nonetheless be pleased by consistent reverence and worship within people’s homes. The deities are Tsape-Chavoo (the sun deity), Tsabe-Py (the deity of family), and Tsape-Dukoo (the deity of death). Shootsa was the dominant belief system in Tsiba until the Persian era, when Islam took over. Many tsige adapted their Shootsa beliefs to Islam, a practice still common in the country.<br />
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During the British colonial era, worship of Shootsa idols was banned and, later, Muhammed Jutsytoo’s government persecuted Shootsa practitioners. Shootsa beliefs nearly disappeared from Tsiba until the nineties, when the [[Tsige Cultural Revival]] brought them back to public prominence.<br />
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Since 1968, Tsiba has been governed by secular principles. However, many areas of the country, particularly the region of Vi’atsy, have continued to govern under strict Islamic doctrines, often leading to clashes with the Duchavoputsy. The far-right [[Our Freedom Party]] has begun to gain support in recent years. The current mayor of Shuputsy, Masoud Kivuda, is of that party. In general though, most people in Tsiba follow liberal Islamic principals, particularly in larger cities like Chavotsy.<br />
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==Government==<br />
[[File:2018_City_Ministers.png|350px|thumb|right|A map of the political party distributions in the House of the Ministers of Cities after the 2018 election.]] <br />
Tsiba has a bicameral legislature known as the Duchavoputsy. It is composed of the House of the Ministers of Cities (commonly referred to as the City Ministers) and the Representative Legislature. The Representative Legislature is able to pass legislation by a majority vote; however, the City Ministers may stop the passage of legislation by a majority, which can then be overruled by a two-thirds majority vote in the Representative Legislature. The City Ministers are the only body allowed to authorize international use of the military. Any legislation passed by the City Ministers can only be overridden by the Prime Minister’s veto, which, on legislation from the City Ministers, can not be overruled.<br />
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Each region is governed from it’s capital, which must carry out the national policy but which is also allowed to create local legislation to deal with specific issues of the region. Nonetheless, both the Ministers of Cities and the Representative Legislature have the power to nullify regional laws by a simple majority vote.<br />
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The Representative Legislature is elected nationwide every five years through party-list proportional representation. Each region contributes a hundred representatives to the legislature. The City Ministers are elected through direct election in each city every five years. Any regional capital or city of over 150,000 residents gets a single representative for each 500,000 residents, rounded up. There are currently 52 City Ministers.<br />
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[[File:2018_Representative_House.png|350px|thumb|left|A map of the political party distributions in the Representative Legislature after the 2018 elections.]]<br />
The Prime Minister of Tsiba carries executive power. They are able to exercise both a complete and an item veto, which can only be overruled by a three-fourths vote in both houses. They control military operations within the state and have the power to set foreign policy for Tsiba. The Ja-Prime Minister takes over the roles of the Prime Minister if they are killed or otherwise incapacitated. The Ja-Prime Minister can also break ties among the City Ministers and in the Representative Legislature, and is unofficially in charge of determining the legislative agenda for each year and ensuring that legislation is passed.<br />
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While Tsiba has allowed multiple political parties since 1993, the dominant party is the Shooda-Tsiba, Tsiba’s socialist party. <br />
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The Prime Minister is the leader of the party with a majority in the Representative Legislature and City Ministers combined. They are elected from within the dominant party and serve until their death, resignation, or the loss of their party’s majority. The Ja-Prime Minister is appointed by the Prime Minister and then either approved or denied by their party.<br />
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The judicial system, known as the Upitsu-matoo, is administered by the regional governors and legislatures. Judges usually serve ten year terms, although this can vary between regions. The highest court of Tsiba, the Uritsu-matoo-na'ivoo, is a group of eleven judges appointed by the Duchavoputsy. Judges must be approved by a margin of eighty percent in the Representative House and seventy-five percent among the City Ministers. The Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo is solely dedicated to judging the legality of national legislation and holding trials for Tsiba’s politicians. Judges are appointed for life on the Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo.<br />
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==Foreign Relations and Military==<br />
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==Economy==<br />
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==Culture==<br />
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The '''People's Republic of Tsiba''', commonly called '''Tsiba''', is a federal parliamentary democracy in the continent of [[Neria]] on [[Earth (IDU)|Earth]] in the [[International Democratic Union]]. Tsiba is composed of 4 regions, with a population of 33.57 million. <br />
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Tsiba was a part of the Roman Empire from the early second century to the second half of the sixth century, when Tsiba was taken by the Sasanian Empire during the Roman-Persian Wars. Tsiba was notably one of the few larger territories to switch control during the conflict. During the Persian Period of Tsiba's history, the arts and sciences flourished, with many of Tsiba's most notable landmarks being built in this period. During the late Safavid Dynasty, persian control of Tsiba began to weaken. British colonists arrived in the 1850s and conquered the country by the early 1870s. Great Britain remained in control of the nation until the Tsiba War of Independence, after which the Islamic Republic of Tsiba was formed. [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] ran the country as a dicatator until 1967, when his protege, [[Kamran Voohhatsu]] attempted to gain control of the country, splitting the government into two factions. Following the split, [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]] took over the country in the Tsiba Civil War, establishing the single-party Socialist State of Tsibu. Pyvupi remained in control of the governing party, [[Shooda-Tsiba]], until her assassination in 1991. After Pyvupi's death, additional political parties were slowly added to the Tsiba Parliament (the [[Duchavoputsy]]), and the country was renamed the People's Republic of Tsiba in 1993.<br />
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==Etymology==<br />
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The etymology of the name Tsiba (pronounced TSEE-bah) is disputed. It is likely that the name came from the Roman-era nickname for the country, Bacatsy, first recorded in the mid-third century. This name came from the Latin word “baca”, meaning ‘berry’, and the Tsidi word “tsy”, or ‘land’. At the time, Tsiba was home to a pervasive species of distinctive orange berry bushes that grew across the country’s farmlands. The species disappeared by the late eighth to early ninth centuries but the name remained, becoming Tsibaka and then Tsiba during the Persian era. An alternate etymology contests that Tsiba is a shortening of the Old Tsidi word “Itsimiba”, meaning ‘to stay in place’.<br />
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People from Tsiba are simply referred to as Tsiba. Multiple people from Tsiba are either referred to as Tsibas, a more modern phrase that comes from the British colonial period, as Putsiba, the traditional way to pluralize the word in Tsidi.<br />
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Different ethnic groups are referred to by their names in the Tsidi language in Tsiba. The Tsige are the pre-Roman inhabitants of Tsiba. The Chida are people of mixed ancestry, Kada of Persian or mostly Persian ancestry, and Guda of English or other European ancestries.<br />
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==History==<br />
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===Tsiba War of Independence===<br />
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Throughout the 1920s and early 1930s, Tsiba saw small student-led protests against the British colonial government. The hub of anti-colonial sentiments was Hashmi University, then known as Javova University. Between 8 and 14 November 1936, student activists occupied Duchavo'i Square (then Tennyson Square). Students were angered by the arrest of Professor George Ormazd, a beloved teacher at Hashmi University. Approximately 5,000 students attended the occupation, notably [[Charles "Kingfisher" Shipuva]], [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], Muhammed Jutsytoo, and [[Mustafa Hashmi]]. <br />
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On 15 November 1936, British troops opened fire on the occupiers, killing Hashmi, the protest organizer, and around a hundred more. Another 2,000 protesters were arrested that day. This event became known as the Massacre of Duchavo'i Square.<br />
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Angered by the events of November 15, student-led protests and independence organizations began to grow across the country. Shipuva urged protestors to remain peaceful and founded [[Students for the Future of Tsiba (SFT)]] with Pyvupi and Jutsytoo. SFT chapters began in universities across Tsiba, organizing protests and staging walk-outs to protest colonial rule. By March of 1937, around 25 SFT chapters were operational across Tsiba. However, on 24 March 1937, Pevoo Bucatsy, a peaceful protestor from the University of Central Vi'atsy, was accidentally shot by members of the British colonial military. Upon hearing of Bucatsy's death, Jutsytoo urged Shipuva to respond with violence in kind. However, Shipuva refused. <br />
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In early April of 1937, Muhammed Jutsytoo formed the [[Islamic Defenders of Tsiba (IDT)]], a more militant group that Shipuva’s SFT. The IDT quickly gained support and began occupying the city of Shuputsy and the surrounding region of Vi’atsy. On 19 December 1937, British troops attacked the city of Shuputsy in an attempt to regain control of the city in the bloodiest day of the war. The IDT managed to keep control of the city, but suffered heavy losses, weakening their control of the area. <br />
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In January of 1937, the British government banned the speaking of the Tsidi language and offered large rewards for the capture of any IDT soldiers. The IDT, already weakened by the Battle of Shuputsy, retreated from Shuputsy, though they continued to wage guerrilla warfare against British colonizers. <br />
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As the IDT lost power, the SFT became more important. Pyvupi began printing a newspaper entirely in Tsidi, known as [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], advocating for peaceful resistance. In it, she, for the first time, began advocating for socialist reforms post-independence. In March of 1937, the SFT began a complete boycott on all British products that lasted until October, when the British government agreed to remove the ban on Tsidi and allowed several Tsiba politicians greater control of affairs in the country. They also agreed to release Pyvupi, who had been arrested in August for publishing She Shoo Ibo’ugu.<br />
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When the United Kingdom entered World War II in 1939, Shipuva encouraged Tsiba citizens not to volunteer for the British army. The IDT actively encouraged it’s members to attack recruiting stations and Tsibas who volunteered for the army. In total, it’s estimated that the IDT killed around 650 Tsiba volunteers for the British army. However, in total, around 500,000 Tsiba volunteered for the British army over the course of the war.<br />
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During WWII, Jutsytoo came out of hiding and he and the IDT began to retake territory in Tsiba. With the British focus on World War II, the IDT was able to not only retake Shuputsy and Vi’atsy, but also the neighboring region of Duchavo. <br />
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On 3 April 1945, Charles Shipuva died. In the weeks after his death the SFT began to crumble, leaving more room for the IDT to take power in Tsiba. <br />
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In 1945, when WWII ended, severely diminished British forces attempted to retake IDT territory. However, they were eventually driven back to Chatoogu’u, the British capital of Tsiba. On 13 August 1945, British troops surrendered unconditionally to Jutsytoo and the IDT. The British army was given two weeks to leave Tsiba, although a large population of British civilians remained in the country. With the end of British colonization, the IDT founded the Islamic Republic of Tsiba.<br />
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===Islamic Republic of Tsiba===<br />
Following the Tsiba War of Independence, Muhammed Jutsytoo seized control of the country and established a temporary capital city in the city of [[Shuputsy]] in 1945. Jutsytoo and the IDT organized national presidential elections, as well as elections for the capital city, in March of 1946. Jutsytoo was the only candidate on the ballot, although socialists in the country launched a campaign for write-in candidates. Nonetheless, Justsytoo won the election with over ninety-five percent of the vote, and Shuputsy was chosen as the capital city of Tsiba. The Islamic Republic of Tsiba (often referred to as the Islamic Republic or the IRT) was officially established on April 6, 1946.<br />
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After his election Jutsytoo appointed a cabinet of loyalists to run each region of the country, as well as more specific forces and committees at the federal level. Notably, Kamran Voohhatsu was chosen to run the secret police, known as the Ve Shoo Putsy. Jutsytoo also appointed his wife, Mildred, to run the Youth and Cultural Affairs Committee, a choice that sparked outrage among anti-Islamist forces in the country, due to Mildred’s lack of prior experience and perceived inability to run the committee.<br />
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Under Jutsytoo, the cabinet quickly passed strict conservative social laws, often referred to as the [[Morality Codes]]. These laws prohibited women from owning land or holding jobs without their husband or father’s written consent, criminalized homosexuality, and allowed the government to arrest any political dissedents.<br />
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Tsiba’s healthcare and welfare systems were created during the IRT era, and the education system was expanded, allowing children in rural areas to access education. Jutsytoo also added mandatory religious education and Arabic classes to primary school curriculums, though few Putsiba learned Arabic to proficiency outside of religious scholars and those who attended universities, whose funding and number increased during the IRT era as well.<br />
<br />
In 1951, Jutsytoo’s government began their first crackdown on the socialists of Tsiba. She Shoo Ibo’ugu, Bevoo Pyvupi’s newspaper, was banned in 1951, and she and her supporters went underground. <br />
<br />
During the fifties, socialist movements became increasingly common throughout Tsiba’s universities, led in large part by Pyvupi’s daughter Beshootsu and Peket Ahmadi, both of whom would later serve as Prime Minister of Tsiba.<br />
<br />
In 1959, after budgetary shortfalls, the government had to cut federal subsidies in the date farming industry in order to complete repairs to the water system in Shuputsy, a move that many farmers saw as a symbolic choice of urban interests over rural interests. This led to increased hostility towards Jutsytoo’s government from agricultural and religious interest groups.<br />
<br />
In 1962 Jutsytoo and his supporters began blaming the [[Bacada]], a small rural ethnic group in Tsiba, for the economic hardships of the country. Throughout 1962, the Ve Shoo Putsy began arresting prominent Bacada activists and leaders and, starting in January of 1963, Voohhatsu announced that crimes against the Bacada would no longer be prosecuted. It is estimated that between a quarter and a third of all Bacada died in the ensuing [[Bacada Genocide]]. Most of the killing was done one small community at a time, although Arshad ga Hhabe, Governor of the Region of Duchavo, created an artificial famine by stopping deliveries of food to areas with high percentages of Bacada.<br />
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In 1964, Jutsytoo called for an end to the genocide, and his supporters began their second crackdown on socialist movements in the country. Bevoo Pyvupi was arrested in 1965 and executed the same year. <br />
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On October 8, 1966, [[Penya Khouri]], Executive General of the Islamic Republic’s Army, died. Kamran Voohhatsu took control of the Army and, with the support of religious officials throughout Tsiba, organized a coup against Jutsytoo’s government, declaring himself the rightful leader of Tsiba on February 17, 1967. After the [[Battle of Tsyshaba]], both Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo’s forces were severely crippled, and Beshootsu Pyvupi’s socialist forces were able to take control of the country. Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo were executed together by firing squad on August 12, 1968, and Pyvupi declared herself the new Prime Minister of Tsiba the same day. She also took control of the country and declared it the new Socialist State of Tsiba, governed by her party, the Shooda-Tsiba. Islamic loyalists continued to fight isolated battles in the country through 1971.<br />
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==Geography==<br />
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==Demographics==<br />
Tsiba has a population of just over 33 million. The average fertility rate in 2.85, although this is significantly higher in rural areas. The life expectancy in Tsiba is 75.64 for women and 71.32 for men. Ethnic groups in Tsiba include the Tsige, Kada, Guda, [[Chavada]], and [[Bacada]]. About one-fifth of people are mixed-race, primarily of Tsige and Kada ancestry.<br />
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Putsiba are of average height and generally of dark complexions, with hair ranging from mid-brown to black. It’s estimated that five to ten percent of Tsiba’s population is overweight, while another five percent of children under five are malnourished. <br />
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===Education===<br />
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Children under the age of sixteen are required, by law, to attend school. However many children, especially girls in rural areas, are often pulled out of school early, with few punishments existing for those that bring them out of school. Classes are taught in Farsi and Tsidi, and children are required to take at least five years of English in school. <br />
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In total, about 60% of Tsiba students earn a high school diploma or equivalent accreditation, with half of those students then going on to college. The vast majority of colleges in Tsiba are public universities. <br />
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===Language===<br />
<br />
Tsidi is the native language of the Tsige people and has been spoken in Tsiba for the entirety of the country's written history. However, the language has undergone major shifts, notably taking on Latin sentence structures during the era of Roman colonization, and incorporating large amounts of Latin and Persian vocabulary. Since the Persian era, Farsi has been spoken across the country as well. <br />
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During the British colonial era, the speaking of Tsidi was discouraged. However, during the Islamic Republic Era, English was no longer required in school and was, instead, replaced with Arabic. Today, English is primarily the language of business, while Farsi and Tsidi are the official government language. Most common Putsiba are bi- or trilingual, speaking Farsi, Tsidi and English, while many educated Putsiba also speak Arabic.<br />
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==Religion==<br />
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According to the 2019 Census, Tsiba's religious breakdown (noting that some overlap does exist) is: <br /><br />
Islamic Faith: 76.2%<br /><br />
Various Christian Sects: 11.34%<br /><br />
Shootsa or other traditional Tsige belief systems: 10.79%<br /><br />
Non-Religious: 8.04%<br /><br />
Zorastrianism: 2.33%<br /><br />
Other: 1.46%<br /><br />
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[[Shootsa]] is a belief system common to the Tsige people and almost exclusively practiced in Tsiba. Practitioners of Shootsa believe in three divine beings who have little desire to interact with humans or impact thier lives, but who can nonetheless be pleased by consistent reverence and worship within people’s homes. The deities are Tsape-Chavoo (the sun deity), Tsabe-Py (the deity of family), and Tsape-Dukoo (the deity of death). Shootsa was the dominant belief system in Tsiba until the Persian era, when Islam took over. Many tsige adapted their Shootsa beliefs to Islam, a practice still common in the country.<br />
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During the British colonial era, worship of Shootsa idols was banned and, later, Muhammed Jutsytoo’s government persecuted Shootsa practitioners. Shootsa beliefs nearly disappeared from Tsiba until the nineties, when the [[Tsige Cultural Revival]] brought them back to public prominence.<br />
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Since 1968, Tsiba has been governed by secular principles. However, many areas of the country, particularly the region of Vi’atsy, have continued to govern under strict Islamic doctrines, often leading to clashes with the Duchavoputsy. The far-right [[Our Freedom Party]] has begun to gain support in recent years. The current mayor of Shuputsy, Masoud Kivuda, is of that party. In general though, most people in Tsiba follow liberal Islamic principals, particularly in larger cities like Chavotsy.<br />
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==Government==<br />
[[File:2018_City_Ministers.png|350px|thumb|right|A map of the political party distributions in the House of the Ministers of Cities after the 2018 election.]] <br />
Tsiba has a bicameral legislature known as the Duchavoputsy. It is composed of the House of the Ministers of Cities (commonly referred to as the City Ministers) and the Representative Legislature. The Representative Legislature is able to pass legislation by a majority vote; however, the City Ministers may stop the passage of legislation by a majority, which can then be overruled by a two-thirds majority vote in the Representative Legislature. The City Ministers are the only body allowed to authorize international use of the military. Any legislation passed by the City Ministers can only be overridden by the Prime Minister’s veto, which, on legislation from the City Ministers, can not be overruled.<br />
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Each region is governed from it’s capital, which must carry out the national policy but which is also allowed to create local legislation to deal with specific issues of the region. Nonetheless, both the Ministers of Cities and the Representative Legislature have the power to nullify regional laws by a simple majority vote.<br />
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The Representative Legislature is elected nationwide every five years through party-list proportional representation. Each region contributes a hundred representatives to the legislature. The City Ministers are elected through direct election in each city every five years. Any regional capital or city of over 150,000 residents gets a single representative for each 500,000 residents, rounded up. There are currently 52 City Ministers.<br />
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[[File:2018_Representative_House.png|350px|thumb|left|A map of the political party distributions in the Representative Legislature after the 2018 elections.]]<br />
The Prime Minister of Tsiba carries executive power. They are able to exercise both a complete and an item veto, which can only be overruled by a three-fourths vote in both houses. They control military operations within the state and have the power to set foreign policy for Tsiba. The Ja-Prime Minister takes over the roles of the Prime Minister if they are killed or otherwise incapacitated. The Ja-Prime Minister can also break ties among the City Ministers and in the Representative Legislature, and is unofficially in charge of determining the legislative agenda for each year and ensuring that legislation is passed.<br />
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While Tsiba has allowed multiple political parties since 1993, the dominant party is the Shooda-Tsiba, Tsiba’s socialist party. <br />
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The Prime Minister is the leader of the party with a majority in the Representative Legislature and City Ministers combined. They are elected from within the dominant party and serve until their death, resignation, or the loss of their party’s majority. The Ja-Prime Minister is appointed by the Prime Minister and then either approved or denied by their party.<br />
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The judicial system, known as the Upitsu-matoo, is administered by the regional governors and legislatures. Judges usually serve ten year terms, although this can vary between regions. The highest court of Tsiba, the Uritsu-matoo-na'ivoo, is a group of eleven judges appointed by the Duchavoputsy. Judges must be approved by a margin of eighty percent in the Representative House and seventy-five percent among the City Ministers. The Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo is solely dedicated to judging the legality of national legislation and holding trials for Tsiba’s politicians. Judges are appointed for life on the Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo.<br />
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Beshootsu Pyvupi was the first Prime Minister of Tsiba and the founder of the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party. She was the daughter of [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], a Tsiba Independence Leader and the sister of [[Tsupe Pyvupi]], the current leader of the [[Alliance for the People of Tsiba]]. She became involved in the counter-Islamist movement in her teens through her mother. She led the Shooda-Tsiba faction of the country during the [[Tsiba Civil War]]. After the overthrow of [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] she took control of the country and founded the Shooda-Tsiba party. She served as Prime Minister of Tsiba from 1968 to her death in 1991, when she was assassinated during a visit to Chavotsy.<br />
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==Early Life and Work==<br />
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Pyvupi was born in 1938 in Bucha-Duchavo'a (then know as Buckadutch) during the British colonial era. Her mother, Bevoo Pyvupi, was an important Tsiba Independence Leader. Pyvupi never publically stated who her father was. Her younger brother, Tsupe, was born in 1942<br />
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When Pyvupi was five, the Islamic Republic of Tsiba was founded. Her mother was vocal in her socialist beliefs and in her criticism of Jutsytoo's government, which increasingly put the family at risk as the government began cracking down on dissenters. In 1951, Bevoo Pyvupi's newspaper, [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], was banned, and a warrant was put out for her arrest. Pyvupi and her brother were pulled out of school, and the family went into hiding in [[Ahitutha]]. <br />
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Pyvupi became interested in her mother's work as a young teenager. She began writing for She Shoo Ibo'ugu, which continued to be printed and distributed underground, when she was fifteen. As she got older, Pyvupi began to believe that violence was necessary to meet her and her mother's goals, increasingly distancing the two.<br />
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In 1956, Pyvupi began organizing student socialist groups around the country, where she met Peket Ahmadi for the first time. The two would continue to work together until Pyvupi's death. <br />
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In 1959, Pyvupi's younger brother, Tsupe, joined the Islamic Republic's military.<br />
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==Tsiba Civil War==<br />
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In 1964, Jutsytoo's forces began a massive campaign to arrest leaders of the growing socialist movement. Pyvupi's mother was arrested in 1965 for her continued publication of She Shoo Ibo'ugu. She was tried for sedition the next year, found guilty, and executed by firing squad on May 25, 1966. <br />
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Angered by her mother's death, Pyvupi began organizing a military force to fight against Jutsytoo's government. Jutsytoo's protege, Kamran Voohhatsu, organized a coup against Jutsytoo's government in 1967, splitting the Islamist government into two factions. Seeing the opportunity, Pyvupi's forces joined the war. By July of 1968, Pyvupi's troops had captured both Jutsytoo and Voohhatsu. They were executed together by firing squad on August 12, 1968, and Pyvupi declared herself the new Prime Minister of Tsiba, as well as leader of the newly formed socialist party, the Shooda-Tsiba.<br />
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Fighting continued in small pockets around the country until 1971, but Pyvupi and Ahmadi, who she had appointed as her Ja-Prime Minister, held the country's first elections for the Parliament (the [[Duchavoputsy]]) in 1970. Only Shooda-Tsiba candidates were allowed on ballots. <br />
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==Political Career==<br />
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As Prime Minister, Pyvupi worked to further develop the social welfare and healthcare systems developed during the Islamic Republic era. She also implemented extensive reforms to education, requiring all students to attend school until the age of sixteen, requiring schools to only teach secular curriculums, and requiring classes to be taught in both Farsi and Tsidi. As Prime Minister, Pyvupi liberalized divorce laws and decriminalized homosexuality, among other social reforms.<br />
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In 1985, a group of Jutsytoo loyalists in [[Shuputsy]] rose against Pyvupi's government in the [[First Shuputsy Uprising]]. Pyvupi quickly responded, arresting over two hundred and publicly executing eleven leaders. Her brother, Tsupe Pyvupi, was one of the loyalists arrested, but Pyvupi pardoned him, drawing criticism from within her party.<br />
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==Death==<br />
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On June 11, 1991, Pyvupi was on a state visit to Chavotsy when a gunman hoping to bring her brother, Tsupe, to power shot her in the chest. Pyvupi was rushed to Chavotsy State Hospital but died that night of complications from the gunshot wound.<br />
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Ja-Prime Minister Peket Ahmadi assumed Pyvupi's roles as Prime Minister of Tsiba and the Leader of the Shooda-Tsiba party. The country observed a two week period of national mourning following Pyvupi's death.<br />
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==Personal Life==<br />
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Beshootsu Pyvupi received an honorary degree from Behhapa University in 1987 for her work as Prime Minister. She identified as a non-religious throughout her life.<br />
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Pyvupi met her first husband, Dukoo Chootsoo, in 1972. She and Chootsoo married in 1973 but divorced three years later, in 1976. She met her second husband, Alexander ga To’etsy, in 1977 and they were married three months later. The couple had one daughter, Charlotte To'etsy-Pyvupi, born in 1981. To'etsy and Pyvupi divorced two years later, in 1983. <br />
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After Pyvupi's death, it came out that, starting in 1985, Pyvupi had been living with her partner, Bena'ivoo Piba'i, a former elementary school teacher. While Pyvupi never publically discussed her sexuality, it is widely believed that she was a closeted lesbian. <br />
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Pyvupi's daughter, Charlotte, was a theology professor at the University of Duchavo. She died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in 2015.<br />
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Beshootsu Pyvupi was the first Prime Minister of Tsiba and the founder of the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party. She was the daughter of [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], a Tsiba Independence Leader and the sister of [[Tsupe Pyvupi]], the current leader of the [[Alliance for the People of Tsiba]]. She became involved in the counter-Islamist movement in her teens through her mother. She led the Shooda-Tsiba faction of the country during the [[Tsiba Civil War]]. After the overthrow of [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] she took control of the country and founded the Shooda-Tsiba party. She served as Prime Minister of Tsiba from 1968 to her death in 1991, when she was assassinated during a visit to Chavotsy.<br />
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==Early Life and Work==<br />
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Pyvupi was born in 1938 in Bucha-Duchavo'a (then know as Buckadutch) during the British colonial era. Her mother, Bevoo Pyvupi, was an important Tsiba Independence Leader. Pyvupi never publically stated who her father was. Her younger brother, Tsupe, was born in 1942<br />
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When Pyvupi was five, the Islamic Republic of Tsiba was founded. Her mother was vocal in her socialist beliefs and in her criticism of Jutsytoo's government, which increasingly put the family at risk as the government began cracking down on dissenters. In 1951, Bevoo Pyvupi's newspaper, [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], was banned, and a warrant was put out for her arrest. Pyvupi and her brother were pulled out of school, and the family went into hiding in ((Ahitutha)). <br />
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Pyvupi became interested in her mother's work as a young teenager. She began writing for She Shoo Ibo'ugu, which continued to be printed and distributed underground, when she was fifteen. As she got older, Pyvupi began to believe that violence was necessary to meet her and her mother's goals, increasingly distancing the two.<br />
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In 1956, Pyvupi began organizing student socialist groups around the country, where she met Peket Ahmadi for the first time. The two would continue to work together until Pyvupi's death. <br />
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In 1959, Pyvupi's younger brother, Tsupe, joined the Islamic Republic's military.<br />
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==Tsiba Civil War==<br />
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In 1964, Jutsytoo's forces began a massive campaign to arrest leaders of the growing socialist movement. Pyvupi's mother was arrested in 1965 for her continued publication of She Shoo Ibo'ugu. She was tried for sedition the next year, found guilty, and executed by firing squad on May 25, 1966. <br />
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Angered by her mother's death, Pyvupi began organizing a military force to fight against Jutsytoo's government. Jutsytoo's protege, Kamran Voohhatsu, organized a coup against Jutsytoo's government in 1967, splitting the Islamist government into two factions. Seeing the opportunity, Pyvupi's forces joined the war. By July of 1968, Pyvupi's troops had captured both Jutsytoo and Voohhatsu. They were executed together by firing squad on August 12, 1968, and Pyvupi declared herself the new Prime Minister of Tsiba, as well as leader of the newly formed socialist party, the Shooda-Tsiba.<br />
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Fighting continued in small pockets around the country until 1971, but Pyvupi and Ahmadi, who she had appointed as her Ja-Prime Minister, held the country's first elections for the Parliament (the [[Duchavoputsy]]) in 1970. Only Shooda-Tsiba candidates were allowed on ballots. <br />
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==Political Career==<br />
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As Prime Minister, Pyvupi worked to further develop the social welfare and healthcare systems developed during the Islamic Republic era. She also implemented extensive reforms to education, requiring all students to attend school until the age of sixteen, requiring schools to only teach secular curriculums, and requiring classes to be taught in both Farsi and Tsidi. As Prime Minister, Pyvupi liberalized divorce laws and decriminalized homosexuality, among other social reforms.<br />
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In 1985, a group of Jutsytoo loyalists in [[Shuputsy]] rose against Pyvupi's government in the [[First Shuputsy Uprising]]. Pyvupi quickly responded, arresting over two hundred and publicly executing eleven leaders. Her brother, Tsupe Pyvupi, was one of the loyalists arrested, but Pyvupi pardoned him, drawing criticism from within her party.<br />
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==Death==<br />
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On June 11, 1991, Pyvupi was on a state visit to Chavotsy when a gunman hoping to bring her brother, Tsupe, to power shot her in the chest. Pyvupi was rushed to Chavotsy State Hospital but died that night of complications from the gunshot wound.<br />
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Ja-Prime Minister Peket Ahmadi assumed Pyvupi's roles as Prime Minister of Tsiba and the Leader of the Shooda-Tsiba party. The country observed a two week period of national mourning following Pyvupi's death.<br />
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==Personal Life==<br />
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Beshootsu Pyvupi received an honorary degree from Behhapa University in 1987 for her work as Prime Minister. She identified as a non-religious throughout her life.<br />
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Pyvupi met her first husband, Dukoo Chootsoo, in 1972. She and Chootsoo married in 1973 but divorced three years later, in 1976. She met her second husband, Alexander ga To’etsy, in 1977 and they were married three months later. The couple had one daughter, Charlotte To'etsy-Pyvupi, born in 1981. To'etsy and Pyvupi divorced two years later, in 1983. <br />
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After Pyvupi's death, it came out that, starting in 1985, Pyvupi had been living with her partner, Bena'ivoo Piba'i, a former elementary school teacher. While Pyvupi never publically discussed her sexuality, it is widely believed that she was a closeted lesbian. <br />
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Pyvupi's daughter, Charlotte, was a theology professor at the University of Duchavo. She died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in 2015.<br />
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The '''People's Republic of Tsiba''', commonly called '''Tsiba''', is a federal parliamentary democracy in the continent of [[Neria]] on [[Earth (IDU)|Earth]] in the [[International Democratic Union]]. Tsiba is composed of 4 regions, with a population of 33.57 million. <br />
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Tsiba was a part of the Roman Empire from the early second century to the second half of the sixth century, when Tsiba was taken by the Sasanian Empire during the Roman-Persian Wars. Tsiba was notably one of the few larger territories to switch control during the conflict. During the Persian Period of Tsiba's history, the arts and sciences flourished, with many of Tsiba's most notable landmarks being built in this period. During the late Safavid Dynasty, persian control of Tsiba began to weaken. British colonists arrived in the 1850s and conquered the country by the early 1870s. Great Britain remained in control of the nation until the Tsiba War of Independence, after which the Islamic Republic of Tsiba was formed. [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] ran the country as a dicatator until 1967, when his protege, [[Kamran Voohhatsu]] attempted to gain control of the country, splitting the government into two factions. Following the split, [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]] took over the country in the Tsiba Civil War, establishing the single-party Socialist State of Tsibu. Pyvupi remained in control of the governing party, [[Shooda-Tsiba]], until her assassination in 1991. After Pyvupi's death, additional political parties were slowly added to the Tsiba Parliament (the [[Duchavoputsy]]), and the country was renamed the People's Republic of Tsiba in 1993.<br />
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==Etymology==<br />
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The etymology of the name Tsiba (pronounced TSEE-bah) is disputed. It is likely that the name came from the Roman-era nickname for the country, Bacatsy, first recorded in the mid-third century. This name came from the Latin word “baca”, meaning ‘berry’, and the Tsidi word “tsy”, or ‘land’. At the time, Tsiba was home to a pervasive species of distinctive orange berry bushes that grew across the country’s farmlands. The species disappeared by the late eighth to early ninth centuries but the name remained, becoming Tsibaka and then Tsiba during the Persian era. An alternate etymology contests that Tsiba is a shortening of the Old Tsidi word “Itsimiba”, meaning ‘to stay in place’.<br />
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People from Tsiba are simply referred to as Tsiba. Multiple people from Tsiba are either referred to as Tsibas, a more modern phrase that comes from the British colonial period, as Putsiba, the traditional way to pluralize the word in Tsidi.<br />
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Different ethnic groups are referred to by their names in the Tsidi language in Tsiba. The Tsige are the pre-Roman inhabitants of Tsiba. The Chida are people of mixed ancestry, Kada of Persian or mostly Persian ancestry, and Guda of English or other European ancestries.<br />
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==History==<br />
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===Tsiba War of Independence===<br />
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Throughout the 1920s and early 1930s, Tsiba saw small student-led protests against the British colonial government. The hub of anti-colonial sentiments was Hashmi University, then known as Javova University. Between 8 and 14 November 1936, student activists occupied Duchavo'i Square (then Tennyson Square). Students were angered by the arrest of Professor George Ormazd, a beloved teacher at Hashmi University. Approximately 5,000 students attended the occupation, notably [[Charles "Kingfisher" Shipuva]], [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], Muhammed Jutsytoo, and [[Mustafa Hashmi]]. <br />
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On 15 November 1936, British troops opened fire on the occupiers, killing Hashmi, the protest organizer, and around a hundred more. Another 2,000 protesters were arrested that day. This event became known as the Massacre of Duchavo'i Square.<br />
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Angered by the events of November 15, student-led protests and independence organizations began to grow across the country. Shipuva urged protestors to remain peaceful and founded [[Students for the Future of Tsiba (SFT)]] with Pyvupi and Jutsytoo. SFT chapters began in universities across Tsiba, organizing protests and staging walk-outs to protest colonial rule. By March of 1937, around 25 SFT chapters were operational across Tsiba. However, on 24 March 1937, Pevoo Bucatsy, a peaceful protestor from the University of Central Vi'atsy, was accidentally shot by members of the British colonial military. Upon hearing of Bucatsy's death, Jutsytoo urged Shipuva to respond with violence in kind. However, Shipuva refused. <br />
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In early April of 1937, Muhammed Jutsytoo formed the [[Islamic Defenders of Tsiba (IDT)]], a more militant group that Shipuva’s SFT. The IDT quickly gained support and began occupying the city of Shuputsy and the surrounding region of Vi’atsy. On 19 December 1937, British troops attacked the city of Shuputsy in an attempt to regain control of the city in the bloodiest day of the war. The IDT managed to keep control of the city, but suffered heavy losses, weakening their control of the area. <br />
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In January of 1937, the British government banned the speaking of the Tsidi language and offered large rewards for the capture of any IDT soldiers. The IDT, already weakened by the Battle of Shuputsy, retreated from Shuputsy, though they continued to wage guerrilla warfare against British colonizers. <br />
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As the IDT lost power, the SFT became more important. Pyvupi began printing a newspaper entirely in Tsidi, known as [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], advocating for peaceful resistance. In it, she, for the first time, began advocating for socialist reforms post-independence. In March of 1937, the SFT began a complete boycott on all British products that lasted until October, when the British government agreed to remove the ban on Tsidi and allowed several Tsiba politicians greater control of affairs in the country. They also agreed to release Pyvupi, who had been arrested in August for publishing She Shoo Ibo’ugu.<br />
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When the United Kingdom entered World War II in 1939, Shipuva encouraged Tsiba citizens not to volunteer for the British army. The IDT actively encouraged it’s members to attack recruiting stations and Tsibas who volunteered for the army. In total, it’s estimated that the IDT killed around 650 Tsiba volunteers for the British army. However, in total, around 500,000 Tsiba volunteered for the British army over the course of the war.<br />
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During WWII, Jutsytoo came out of hiding and he and the IDT began to retake territory in Tsiba. With the British focus on World War II, the IDT was able to not only retake Shuputsy and Vi’atsy, but also the neighboring region of Duchavo. <br />
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On 3 April 1945, Charles Shipuva died. In the weeks after his death the SFT began to crumble, leaving more room for the IDT to take power in Tsiba. <br />
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In 1945, when WWII ended, severely diminished British forces attempted to retake IDT territory. However, they were eventually driven back to Chatoogu’u, the British capital of Tsiba. On 13 August 1945, British troops surrendered unconditionally to Jutsytoo and the IDT. The British army was given two weeks to leave Tsiba, although a large population of British civilians remained in the country. With the end of British colonization, the IDT founded the Islamic Republic of Tsiba.<br />
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===Islamic Republic of Tsiba===<br />
Following the Tsiba War of Independence, Muhammed Jutsytoo seized control of the country and established a temporary capital city in the city of [[Shuputsy]] in 1945. Jutsytoo and the IDT organized national presidential elections, as well as elections for the capital city, in March of 1946. Jutsytoo was the only candidate on the ballot, although socialists in the country launched a campaign for write-in candidates. Nonetheless, Justsytoo won the election with over ninety-five percent of the vote, and Shuputsy was chosen as the capital city of Tsiba. The Islamic Republic of Tsiba (often referred to as the Islamic Republic or the IRT) was officially established on April 6, 1946.<br />
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After his election Jutsytoo appointed a cabinet of loyalists to run each region of the country, as well as more specific forces and committees at the federal level. Notably, Kamran Voohhatsu was chosen to run the secret police, known as the Ve Shoo Putsy. Jutsytoo also appointed his wife, Mildred, to run the Youth and Cultural Affairs Committee, a choice that sparked outrage among anti-Islamist forces in the country, due to Mildred’s lack of prior experience and perceived inability to run the committee.<br />
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Under Jutsytoo, the cabinet quickly passed strict conservative social laws, often referred to as the [[Morality Codes]]. These laws prohibited women from owning land or holding jobs without their husband or father’s written consent, criminalized homosexuality, and allowed the government to arrest any political dissedents.<br />
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Tsiba’s healthcare and welfare systems were created during the IRT era, and the education system was expanded, allowing children in rural areas to access education. Jutsytoo also added mandatory religious education and Arabic classes to primary school curriculums, though few Putsiba learned Arabic to proficiency outside of religious scholars and those who attended universities, whose funding and number increased during the IRT era as well.<br />
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In 1951, Jutsytoo’s government began their first crackdown on the socialists of Tsiba. She Shoo Ibo’ugu, Bevoo Pyvupi’s newspaper, was banned in 1951, and she and her supporters went underground. <br />
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During the fifties, socialist movements became increasingly common throughout Tsiba’s universities, led in large part by Pyvupi’s daughter Beshootsu and Peket Ahmadi, both of whom would later serve as Prime Minister of Tsiba.<br />
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In 1959, after budgetary shortfalls, the government had to cut federal subsidies in the date farming industry in order to complete repairs to the water system in Shuputsy, a move that many farmers saw as a symbolic choice of urban interests over rural interests. This led to increased hostility towards Jutsytoo’s government from agricultural and religious interest groups.<br />
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In 1962 Jutsytoo and his supporters began blaming the [[Bacada]], a small rural ethnic group in Tsiba, for the economic hardships of the country. Throughout 1962, the Ve Shoo Putsy began arresting prominent Bacada activists and leaders and, starting in January of 1963, Voohhatsu announced that crimes against the Bacada would no longer be prosecuted. It is estimated that between a quarter and a third of all Bacada died in the ensuing [[Bacada Genocide]]. Most of the killing was done one small community at a time, although Arshad ga Hhabe, Governor of the Region of Duchavo, created an artificial famine by stopping deliveries of food to areas with high percentages of Bacada.<br />
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In 1964, Jutsytoo called for an end to the genocide, and his supporters began their second crackdown on socialist movements in the country. Bevoo Pyvupi was arrested in 1965 and executed the same year. <br />
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On October 8, 1966, [[Penya Khouri]], Executive General of the Islamic Republic’s Army, died. Kamran Voohhatsu took control of the Army and, with the support of religious officials throughout Tsiba, organized a coup against Jutsytoo’s government, declaring himself the rightful leader of Tsiba on February 17, 1967. After the [[Battle of Tsyshaba]], both Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo’s forces were severely crippled, and Beshootsu Pyvupi’s socialist forces were able to take control of the country. Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo were executed together by firing squad on August 12, 1968, and Pyvupi declared herself the new Prime Minister of Tsiba the same day. She also took control of the country and declared it the new Socialist State of Tsiba, governed by her party, the Shooda-Tsiba. Islamic loyalists continued to fight isolated battles in the country through 1971.<br />
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==Geography==<br />
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==Demographics==<br />
Tsiba has a population of just over 33 million. The average fertility rate in 2.85, although this is significantly higher in rural areas. The life expectancy in Tsiba is 75.64 for women and 71.32 for men. Ethnic groups in Tsiba include the Tsige, Kada, Guda, [[Chavada]], and [[Bacada]]. About one-fifth of people are mixed-race, primarily of Tsige and Kada ancestry.<br />
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Putsiba are of average height and generally of dark complexions, with hair ranging from mid-brown to black. It’s estimated that five to ten percent of Tsiba’s population is overweight, while another five percent of children under five are malnourished. <br />
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===Education===<br />
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Children under the age of sixteen are required, by law, to attend school. However many children, especially girls in rural areas, are often pulled out of school early, with few punishments existing for those that bring them out of school. Classes are taught in Farsi and Tsidi, and children are required to take at least five years of English in school. <br />
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In total, about 60% of Tsiba students earn a high school diploma or equivalent accreditation, with half of those students then going on to college. The vast majority of colleges in Tsiba are public universities. <br />
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===Language===<br />
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Tsidi is the native language of the Tsige people and has been spoken in Tsiba for the entirety of the country's written history. However, the language has undergone major shifts, notably taking on Latin sentence structures during the era of Roman colonization, and incorporating large amounts of Latin and Persian vocabulary. Since the Persian era, Farsi has been spoken across the country as well. <br />
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During the British colonial era, the speaking of Tsidi was discouraged. However, during the Islamic Republic Era, English was no longer required in school and was, instead, replaced with Arabic. Today, English is primarily the language of business, while Farsi and Tsidi are the official government language. Most common Putsiba are bi- or trilingual, speaking Farsi, Tsidi and English, while many educated Putsiba also speak Arabic.<br />
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==Religion==<br />
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According to the 2019 Census, Tsiba's religious breakdown (noting that some overlap does exist) is: <br /><br />
Islamic Faith: 76.2%<br /><br />
Various Christian Sects: 11.34%<br /><br />
Shootsa or other traditional Tsige belief systems: 10.79%<br /><br />
Non-Religious: 8.04%<br /><br />
Zorastrianism: 2.33%<br /><br />
Other: 1.46%<br /><br />
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[[Shootsa]] is a belief system common to the Tsige people and almost exclusively practiced in Tsiba. Practitioners of Shootsa believe in three divine beings who have little desire to interact with humans or impact thier lives, but who can nonetheless be pleased by consistent reverence and worship within people’s homes. The deities are Tsape-Chavoo (the sun deity), Tsabe-Py (the deity of family), and Tsape-Dukoo (the deity of death). Shootsa was the dominant belief system in Tsiba until the Persian era, when Islam took over. Many tsige adapted their Shootsa beliefs to Islam, a practice still common in the country.<br />
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During the British colonial era, worship of Shootsa idols was banned and, later, Muhammed Jutsytoo’s government persecuted Shootsa practitioners. Shootsa beliefs nearly disappeared from Tsiba until the nineties, when the [[Tsige Cultural Revival]] brought them back to public prominence.<br />
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Since 1968, Tsiba has been governed by secular principles. However, many areas of the country, particularly the region of Vi’atsy, have continued to govern under strict Islamic doctrines, often leading to clashes with the Duchavoputsy. The far-right [[Our Freedom Party]] has begun to gain support in recent years. The current mayor of Shuputsy, Masoud Kivuda, is of that party. In general though, most people in Tsiba follow liberal Islamic principals, particularly in larger cities like Chavotsy.<br />
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==Government==<br />
[[File:2018_City_Ministers.png|350px|thumb|right|A map of the political party distributions in the House of the Ministers of Cities after the 2018 election.]] <br />
Tsiba has a bicameral legislature known as the Duchavoputsy. It is composed of the House of the Ministers of Cities (commonly referred to as the City Ministers) and the Representative Legislature. The Representative Legislature is able to pass legislation by a majority vote; however, the City Ministers may stop the passage of legislation by a majority, which can then be overruled by a two-thirds majority vote in the Representative Legislature. The City Ministers are the only body allowed to authorize international use of the military. Any legislation passed by the City Ministers can only be overridden by the Prime Minister’s veto, which, on legislation from the City Ministers, can not be overruled.<br />
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Each region is governed from it’s capital, which must carry out the national policy but which is also allowed to create local legislation to deal with specific issues of the region. Nonetheless, both the Ministers of Cities and the Representative Legislature have the power to nullify regional laws by a simple majority vote.<br />
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The Representative Legislature is elected nationwide every five years through party-list proportional representation. Each region contributes a hundred representatives to the legislature. The City Ministers are elected through direct election in each city every five years. Any regional capital or city of over 150,000 residents gets a single representative for each 500,000 residents, rounded up. There are currently 52 City Ministers.<br />
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[[File:2018_Representative_House.png|350px|thumb|left|A map of the political party distributions in the Representative Legislature after the 2018 elections.]]<br />
The Prime Minister of Tsiba carries executive power. They are able to exercise both a complete and an item veto, which can only be overruled by a three-fourths vote in both houses. They control military operations within the state and have the power to set foreign policy for Tsiba. The Ja-Prime Minister takes over the roles of the Prime Minister if they are killed or otherwise incapacitated. The Ja-Prime Minister can also break ties among the City Ministers and in the Representative Legislature, and is unofficially in charge of determining the legislative agenda for each year and ensuring that legislation is passed.<br />
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While Tsiba has allowed multiple political parties since 1993, the dominant party is the Shooda-Tsiba, Tsiba’s socialist party. <br />
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The Prime Minister is the leader of the party with a majority in the Representative Legislature and City Ministers combined. They are elected from within the dominant party and serve until their death, resignation, or the loss of their party’s majority. The Ja-Prime Minister is appointed by the Prime Minister and then either approved or denied by their party.<br />
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The judicial system, known as the Upitsu-matoo, is administered by the regional governors and legislatures. Judges usually serve ten year terms, although this can vary between regions. The highest court of Tsiba, the Uritsu-matoo-na'ivoo, is a group of eleven judges appointed by the Duchavoputsy. Judges must be approved by a margin of eighty percent in the Representative House and seventy-five percent among the City Ministers. The Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo is solely dedicated to judging the legality of national legislation and holding trials for Tsiba’s politicians. Judges are appointed for life on the Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo.<br />
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==Foreign Relations and Military==<br />
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==Economy==<br />
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==Culture==<br />
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Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy, born Emetsi Njuva Hhute, was a Tsiba politician and founder of the [[Green Party (Tsiba)]]. At the age of seventeen she dropped out of school to join Beshootsu Pyvupi's rebel army where she served for ten years, eventually rising to the position of Master Sergeant. In 1978 she became the second Mayor of Davapu after defeating the sitting mayor Kyne Nzatizeneya. In 1982 she succeeded Oscar Itsihe as Representative 42 of Tsibitsy. In 1994, with the legalization of opposition parties, she founded the Green Party of Tsiba. She served as Leader of the Party until 2006, when she lost the party elections to Benya Marie Sherman. She retired from politics the same year and died of lymphoma in 2007.<br />
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==Early Life and Career==<br />
Chavatsy was born in the village of Piby'o in Duchavo in 1950 to Alexander Wache Hhute, a Bacada farmer and retired soldier who served the Tsiba army in the [[Tsiba War of Independece]], and Emily Hhute. She was the third of eight children and grew up working on her parents' farm. In 1967 she and her older brother, Dumateyi Lefu Hhute, joined Beshootsu Pyvupi's army. <br />
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After the [[Tsiba Civil War]] she continued to serve in the army until 1977.<br />
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==Political Career==<br />
In 1978 Chavatsy ran as Mayor of Davapu against Kyne Nzatizeneya and Ishumite Steinem. She won with 42% of the vote. As Mayor she championed agricultural rights and the rights of women. <br />
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In 1982 Representative 42 of Tsibitsy Oscar Itsihe resigned from office and a special election was held to replace him. Chavatsy ran on a platform of decentralization and agricultural prioritization. She won with 67% of votes against Litifahe Cati Ndetha. <br />
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Chavatsy founded the Green Party of Tsiba, a centrist agrarian party based in Davapu, when opposition parties were legalized. Chavatsy served as Leader of the Party from 1994 to 2006. Under her leadership the party became the second most successful at passing legislation, behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]].<br />
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==Personal Life==<br />
Chavatsy married her husband, Wanachama Chavatsy, a member of the Tsiba Navy, in 1974. The couple had four children, including General Themaninaweza Chavatsy.<br />
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Chavatsy was an outspoken member of both the Bacada minority and the Protestant minority of Tsiba.<br />
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Chavatsy was diagnosed with Stage 4 Lymphoma in January of 2007 and died in April of that year in her home in Davapu. She was buried in Shipuva Memorial Cemetary.<br />
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Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy, born Emetsi Njuva Hhute, was a Tsiba politician and founder of the [[Green Party (Tsiba)]]. At the age of seventeen she dropped out of school to join Beshootsu Pyvupi's rebel army where she served for ten years, eventually rising to the position of Master Sergeant. In 1978 she became the second Mayor of Davapu after defeating the sitting mayor Kyne Nzatizeneya. In 1982 she succeeded Oscar Itsihe as Representative 42 of Tsibitsy. In 1994, with the legalization of opposition parties, she founded the Green Party of Tsiba. She served as Leader of the Party until 2006, when she lost the party elections to Benya Marie Sherman. She retired from politics the same year and died of lymphoma in 2007.<br />
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==Early Life and Career==<br />
Chavatsy was born in the village of Piby'o in Duchavo in 1950 to Alexander Wache Hhute, a Bacada farmer and retired soldier who served the Tsiba army in the [[Tsiba War of Independece]], and Emily Hhute. She was the third of eight children and grew up working on her parents' farm. In 1967 she and her older brother, Dumateyi Lefu Hhute, joined Beshootsu Pyvupi's army. <br />
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After the [[Tsiba Civil War]] she continued to serve in the army until 1977.<br />
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==Political Career==<br />
In 1978 Chavatsy ran as Mayor of Davapu against Kyne Nzatizeneya and Ishumite Steinem. She won with 42% of the vote. As Mayor she championed agricultural rights and the rights of women. <br />
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In 1982 Representative 42 of Tsibitsy Oscar Itsihe resigned from office and a special election was held to replace him. Chavatsy ran on a platform of decentralization and agricultural prioritization. She won with 67% of votes against Litifahe Cati Ndetha. <br />
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Chavatsy founded the Green Party of Tsiba, a centrist agrarian party based in Davapu, when opposition parties were legalized. Chavatsy served as Leader of the Party from 1994 to 2006. Under her leadership the party became the second most successful at passing legislation, behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]].<br />
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==Personal Life==<br />
Chavatsy married her husband, Wanachama Chavatsy, a member of the Tsiba Navy, in 1974. The couple had four children, including General Themaninaweza Chavatsy.<br />
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Chavatsy was an outspoken member of both the Bacada minority and the Protestant minority of Tsiba.<br />
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Chavatsy was diagnosed with Stage 4 Lymphoma in January of 2007 and died in April of that year in her home in Davapu. She was buried in Shipuva Memorial Cemetary.<br />
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The '''Green Party''' is a Tsiba political party founded in 1994 by [[Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy]] to represent and support the agricultural interests of Tsiba. The Green Party is a centrist agrarian party. The party has been led by Pe'echavo Anderson since 2018.<br />
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==History==<br />
In 1993, with the legalization on non-Shooda political parties, Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy officially split from the party and put in a petition to form an agricultural-interest party. Chavatsy had previously served as Representative 42 of Tsibitsy for over a decade. Her petition was approved in 1994, and the party slowly built support in rural areas, particularly in the region of Tsibitsy. <br />
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Chavatsy won the party elections in 1998 and 2002, but lost to Benya Marie Sherman in 2006, after which Chavatsy retired from politics. Sherman lead the party until 2018, when Pe'echavo Anderson won the 2018 party elections. Eleanor Marie Butler served as Secretary of the Party from 1994 to 2013, when she split to form the [[Ecology Party]]. Butler was replaced by Ishutse Novebeda. <br />
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In their time in the [[Duchavoputsy]], the Green Party has traditionally been the second most successful party in passing legislation behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party. Members of the party often work with the Shooda-Tsiba, the Ecology Party, and the [[Unity Party]]. <br />
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The '''Green Party''' is a Tsiba political party founded in 1994 by [[Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy]] to represent and support the agricultural interests of Tsiba. The Green Party is a centrist agrarian party. The party has been led by Pe'echavo Anderson since 2018.<br />
<br />
==History==<br />
In 1993, with the legalization on non-Shooda political parties, Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy officially split from the party and put in a petition to form an agricultural-interest party. Chavatsy had previously served as Representative 42 of Tsibitsy for over a decade. Her petition was approved in 1994, and the party slowly built support in rural areas, particularly in the region of Tsibitsy. <br />
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Chavatsy won the party elections in 1998 and 2002, but lost to Benya Marie Sherman in 2006, after which Chavatsy retired from politics. Sherman lead the party until 2018, when Pe'echavo Anderson won the 2018 party elections. Eleanor Marie Butler served as Secretary of the Party from 1994 to 2013, when she split to form the [[Ecology Party]]. Butler was replaced by Ishutse Novebeda. <br />
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In their time in the [[Duchavoputsy]], the Green Party has traditionally been the second most successful party in passing legislation behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party. Members of the party often work with the Shooda-Tsiba, the Ecology Party, and the [[Unity Party]]. <br />
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|leader_title1 = Prime Minister<br />
|leader_name1 = [[Mahshid Shi'upa]]<br />
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|leader_name2 = Chavo Lotfi-Vi'achavo<br />
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The '''People's Republic of Tsiba''', commonly called '''Tsiba''', is a federal parliamentary democracy in the continent of [[Neria]] on [[Earth (IDU)|Earth]] in the [[International Democratic Union]]. Tsiba is composed of 4 regions, with a population of 33.57 million. <br />
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Tsiba was a part of the Roman Empire from the early second century to the second half of the sixth century, when Tsiba was taken by the Sasanian Empire during the Roman-Persian Wars. Tsiba was notably one of the few larger territories to switch control during the conflict. During the Persian Period of Tsiba's history, the arts and sciences flourished, with many of Tsiba's most notable landmarks being built in this period. During the late Safavid Dynasty, persian control of Tsiba began to weaken. British colonists arrived in the 1850s and conquered the country by the early 1870s. Great Britain remained in control of the nation until the Tsiba War of Independence, after which the Islamic Republic of Tsiba was formed. [[Muhammed Jutsytoo]] ran the country as a dicatator until 1967, when his protege, [[Kamran Voohhatsu]] attempted to gain control of the country, splitting the government into two factions. Following the split, [[Beshootsu Pyvupi]] took over the country in the Tsiba Civil War, establishing the single-party Socialist State of Tsibu. Pyvupi remained in control of the governing party, [[Shooda-Tsiba]], until her assassination in 1991. After Pyvupi's death, additional political parties were slowly added to the Tsiba Parliament (the [[Duchavoputsy]]), and the country was renamed the People's Republic of Tsiba in 1993.<br />
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==Etymology==<br />
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The etymology of the name Tsiba (pronounced TSEE-bah) is disputed. It is likely that the name came from the Roman-era nickname for the country, Bacatsy, first recorded in the mid-third century. This name came from the Latin word “baca”, meaning ‘berry’, and the Tsidi word “tsy”, or ‘land’. At the time, Tsiba was home to a pervasive species of distinctive orange berry bushes that grew across the country’s farmlands. The species disappeared by the late eighth to early ninth centuries but the name remained, becoming Tsibaka and then Tsiba during the Persian era. An alternate etymology contests that Tsiba is a shortening of the Old Tsidi word “Itsimiba”, meaning ‘to stay in place’.<br />
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People from Tsiba are simply referred to as Tsiba. Multiple people from Tsiba are either referred to as Tsibas, a more modern phrase that comes from the British colonial period, as Putsiba, the traditional way to pluralize the word in Tsidi.<br />
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Different ethnic groups are referred to by their names in the Tsidi language in Tsiba. The Tsige are the pre-Roman inhabitants of Tsiba. The Chida are people of mixed ancestry, Kada of Persian or mostly Persian ancestry, and Guda of English or other European ancestries.<br />
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==History==<br />
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===Tsiba War of Independence===<br />
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Throughout the 1920s and early 1930s, Tsiba saw small student-led protests against the British colonial government. The hub of anti-colonial sentiments was Hashmi University, then known as Javova University. Between 8 and 14 November 1936, student activists occupied Duchavo'i Square (then Tennyson Square). Students were angered by the arrest of Professor George Ormazd, a beloved teacher at Hashmi University. Approximately 5,000 students attended the occupation, notably [[Charles "Kingfisher" Shipuva]], [[Bevoo Pyvupi]], Muhammed Jutsytoo, and [[Mustafa Hashmi]]. <br />
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On 15 November 1936, British troops opened fire on the occupiers, killing Hashmi, the protest organizer, and around a hundred more. Another 2,000 protesters were arrested that day. This event became known as the Massacre of Duchavo'i Square.<br />
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Angered by the events of November 15, student-led protests and independence organizations began to grow across the country. Shipuva urged protestors to remain peaceful and founded [[Students for the Future of Tsiba (SFT)]] with Pyvupi and Jutsytoo. SFT chapters began in universities across Tsiba, organizing protests and staging walk-outs to protest colonial rule. By March of 1937, around 25 SFT chapters were operational across Tsiba. However, on 24 March 1937, Pevoo Bucatsy, a peaceful protestor from the University of Central Vi'atsy, was accidentally shot by members of the British colonial military. Upon hearing of Bucatsy's death, Jutsytoo urged Shipuva to respond with violence in kind. However, Shipuva refused. <br />
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In early April of 1937, Muhammed Jutsytoo formed the [[Islamic Defenders of Tsiba (IDT)]], a more militant group that Shipuva’s SFT. The IDT quickly gained support and began occupying the city of Shuputsy and the surrounding region of Vi’atsy. On 19 December 1937, British troops attacked the city of Shuputsy in an attempt to regain control of the city in the bloodiest day of the war. The IDT managed to keep control of the city, but suffered heavy losses, weakening their control of the area. <br />
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In January of 1937, the British government banned the speaking of the Tsidi language and offered large rewards for the capture of any IDT soldiers. The IDT, already weakened by the Battle of Shuputsy, retreated from Shuputsy, though they continued to wage guerrilla warfare against British colonizers. <br />
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As the IDT lost power, the SFT became more important. Pyvupi began printing a newspaper entirely in Tsidi, known as [[She Shoo Ibo’ugu]], advocating for peaceful resistance. In it, she, for the first time, began advocating for socialist reforms post-independence. In March of 1937, the SFT began a complete boycott on all British products that lasted until October, when the British government agreed to remove the ban on Tsidi and allowed several Tsiba politicians greater control of affairs in the country. They also agreed to release Pyvupi, who had been arrested in August for publishing She Shoo Ibo’ugu.<br />
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When the United Kingdom entered World War II in 1939, Shipuva encouraged Tsiba citizens not to volunteer for the British army. The IDT actively encouraged it’s members to attack recruiting stations and Tsibas who volunteered for the army. In total, it’s estimated that the IDT killed around 650 Tsiba volunteers for the British army. However, in total, around 500,000 Tsiba volunteered for the British army over the course of the war.<br />
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During WWII, Jutsytoo came out of hiding and he and the IDT began to retake territory in Tsiba. With the British focus on World War II, the IDT was able to not only retake Shuputsy and Vi’atsy, but also the neighboring region of Duchavo. <br />
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On 3 April 1945, Charles Shipuva died. In the weeks after his death the SFT began to crumble, leaving more room for the IDT to take power in Tsiba. <br />
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In 1945, when WWII ended, severely diminished British forces attempted to retake IDT territory. However, they were eventually driven back to Chatoogu’u, the British capital of Tsiba. On 13 August 1945, British troops surrendered unconditionally to Jutsytoo and the IDT. The British army was given two weeks to leave Tsiba, although a large population of British civilians remained in the country. With the end of British colonization, the IDT founded the Islamic Republic of Tsiba.<br />
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===Islamic Republic of Tsiba===<br />
Following the Tsiba War of Independence, Muhammed Jutsytoo seized control of the country and established a temporary capital city in the city of [[Shuputsy]] in 1945. Jutsytoo and the IDT organized national presidential elections, as well as elections for the capital city, in March of 1946. Jutsytoo was the only candidate on the ballot, although socialists in the country launched a campaign for write-in candidates. Nonetheless, Justsytoo won the election with over ninety-five percent of the vote, and Shuputsy was chosen as the capital city of Tsiba. The Islamic Republic of Tsiba (often referred to as the Islamic Republic or the IRT) was officially established on April 6, 1946.<br />
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After his election Jutsytoo appointed a cabinet of loyalists to run each region of the country, as well as more specific forces and committees at the federal level. Notably, Kamran Voohhatsu was chosen to run the secret police, known as the Ve Shoo Putsy. Jutsytoo also appointed his wife, Mildred, to run the Youth and Cultural Affairs Committee, a choice that sparked outrage among anti-Islamist forces in the country, due to Mildred’s lack of prior experience and perceived inability to run the committee.<br />
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Under Jutsytoo, the cabinet quickly passed strict conservative social laws, often referred to as the [[Morality Codes]]. These laws prohibited women from owning land or holding jobs without their husband or father’s written consent, criminalized homosexuality, and allowed the government to arrest any political dissedents.<br />
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Tsiba’s healthcare and welfare systems were created during the IRT era, and the education system was expanded, allowing children in rural areas to access education. Jutsytoo also added mandatory religious education and Arabic classes to primary school curriculums, though few Putsiba learned Arabic to proficiency outside of religious scholars and those who attended universities, whose funding and number increased during the IRT era as well.<br />
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In 1951, Jutsytoo’s government began their first crackdown on the socialists of Tsiba. She Shoo Ibo’ugu, Bevoo Pyvupi’s newspaper, was banned in 1951, and she and her supporters went underground. <br />
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During the fifties, socialist movements became increasingly common throughout Tsiba’s universities, led in large part by Pyvupi’s daughter Beshootsu and Peket Ahmadi, both of whom would later serve as Prime Minister of Tsiba.<br />
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In 1959, after budgetary shortfalls, the government had to cut federal subsidies in the date farming industry in order to complete repairs to the water system in Shuputsy, a move that many farmers saw as a symbolic choice of urban interests over rural interests. This led to increased hostility towards Jutsytoo’s government from agricultural and religious interest groups.<br />
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In 1962 Jutsytoo and his supporters began blaming the [[Bacada]], a small rural ethnic group in Tsiba, for the economic hardships of the country. Throughout 1962, the Ve Shoo Putsy began arresting prominent Bacada activists and leaders and, starting in January of 1963, Voohhatsu announced that crimes against the Bacada would no longer be prosecuted. It is estimated that between a quarter and a third of all Bacada died in the ensuing [[Bacada Genocide]]. Most of the killing was done one small community at a time, although Arshad ga Hhabe, Governor of the Region of Duchavo, created an artificial famine by stopping deliveries of food to areas with high percentages of Bacada.<br />
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In 1964, Jutsytoo called for an end to the genocide, and his supporters began their second crackdown on socialist movements in the country. Bevoo Pyvupi was arrested in 1965 and executed the same year. <br />
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On October 8, 1966, [[Penya Khouri]], Executive General of the Islamic Republic’s Army, died. Kamran Voohhatsu took control of the Army and, with the support of religious officials throughout Tsiba, organized a coup against Jutsytoo’s government, declaring himself the rightful leader of Tsiba on February 17, 1967. After the [[Battle of Tsyshaba]], both Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo’s forces were severely crippled, and Beshootsu Pyvupi’s socialist forces were able to take control of the country. Voohhatsu and Jutsytoo were executed together by firing squad on August 12, 1968, and Pyvupi declared herself the new Prime Minister of Tsiba the same day. She also took control of the country and declared it the new Socialist State of Tsiba, governed by her party, the Shooda-Tsiba. Islamic loyalists continued to fight isolated battles in the country through 1971.<br />
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==Geography==<br />
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==Demographics==<br />
Tsiba has a population of just over 33 million. The average fertility rate in 2.85, although this is significantly higher in rural areas. The life expectancy in Tsiba is 75.64 for women and 71.32 for men. Ethnic groups in Tsiba include the Tsige, Kada, Guda, [[Chavada]], and [[Bacada]]. About one-fifth of people are mixed-race, primarily of Tsige and Kada ancestry.<br />
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Putsiba are of average height and generally of dark complexions, with hair ranging from mid-brown to black. It’s estimated that five to ten percent of Tsiba’s population is overweight, while another five percent of children under five are malnourished. <br />
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===Education===<br />
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Children under the age of sixteen are required, by law, to attend school. However many children, especially girls in rural areas, are often pulled out of school early, with few punishments existing for those that bring them out of school. Classes are taught in Farsi and Tsidi, and children are required to take at least five years of English in school. <br />
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In total, about 60% of Tsiba students earn a high school diploma or equivalent accreditation, with half of those students then going on to college. The vast majority of colleges in Tsiba are public universities. <br />
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===Language===<br />
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Tsidi is the native language of the Tsige people and has been spoken in Tsiba for the entirety of the country's written history. However, the language has undergone major shifts, notably taking on Latin sentence structures during the era of Roman colonization, and incorporating large amounts of Latin and Persian vocabulary. Since the Persian era, Farsi has been spoken across the country as well. <br />
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During the British colonial era, the speaking of Tsidi was discouraged. However, during the Islamic Republic Era, English was no longer required in school and was, instead, replaced with Arabic. Today, English is primarily the language of business, while Farsi and Tsidi are the official government language. Most common Putsiba are bi- or trilingual, speaking Farsi, Tsidi and English, while many educated Putsiba also speak Arabic.<br />
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==Religion==<br />
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According to the 2019 Census, Tsiba's religious breakdown (noting that some overlap does exist) is: <br /><br />
Islamic Faith: 76.2%<br /><br />
Various Christian Sects: 11.34%<br /><br />
Shootsa or other traditional Tsige belief systems: 10.79%<br /><br />
Non-Religious: 8.04%<br /><br />
Zorastrianism: 2.33%<br /><br />
Other: 1.46%<br /><br />
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[[Shootsa]] is a belief system common to the Tsige people and almost exclusively practiced in Tsiba. Practitioners of Shootsa believe in three divine beings who have little desire to interact with humans or impact thier lives, but who can nonetheless be pleased by consistent reverence and worship within people’s homes. The deities are Tsape-Chavoo (the sun deity), Tsabe-Py (the deity of family), and Tsape-Dukoo (the deity of death). Shootsa was the dominant belief system in Tsiba until the Persian era, when Islam took over. Many tsige adapted their Shootsa beliefs to Islam, a practice still common in the country.<br />
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During the British colonial era, worship of Shootsa idols was banned and, later, Muhammed Jutsytoo’s government persecuted Shootsa practitioners. Shootsa beliefs nearly disappeared from Tsiba until the nineties, when the [[Tsige Cultural Revival]] brought them back to public prominence.<br />
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Since 1968, Tsiba has been governed by secular principles. However, many areas of the country, particularly the region of Vi’atsy, have continued to govern under strict Islamic doctrines, often leading to clashes with the Duchavoputsy. The far-right [[Our Freedom Party]] has begun to gain support in recent years. The current mayor of Shuputsy, Masoud Kivuda, is of that party. In general though, most people in Tsiba follow liberal Islamic principals, particularly in larger cities like Chavotsy.<br />
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==Government==<br />
[[File:2018_City_Ministers.png|350px|thumb|right|A map of the political party distributions in the House of the Ministers of Cities after the 2018 election.]] <br />
Tsiba has a bicameral legislature known as the Duchavoputsy. It is composed of the House of the Ministers of Cities (commonly referred to as the City Ministers) and the Representative Legislature. The Representative Legislature is able to pass legislation by a majority vote; however, the City Ministers may stop the passage of legislation by a majority, which can then be overruled by a two-thirds majority vote in the Representative Legislature. The City Ministers are the only body allowed to authorize international use of the military. Any legislation passed by the City Ministers can only be overridden by the Prime Minister’s veto, which, on legislation from the City Ministers, can not be overruled.<br />
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Each region is governed from it’s capital, which must carry out the national policy but which is also allowed to create local legislation to deal with specific issues of the region. Nonetheless, both the Ministers of Cities and the Representative Legislature have the power to nullify regional laws by a simple majority vote.<br />
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The Representative Legislature is elected nationwide every five years through party-list proportional representation. Each region contributes a hundred representatives to the legislature. The City Ministers are elected through direct election in each city every five years. Any regional capital or city of over 150,000 residents gets a single representative for each 500,000 residents, rounded up. There are currently 52 City Ministers.<br />
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[[File:2018_Representative_House.png|350px|thumb|left|A map of the political party distributions in the Representative Legislature after the 2018 elections.]]<br />
The Prime Minister of Tsiba carries executive power. They are able to exercise both a complete and an item veto, which can only be overruled by a three-fourths vote in both houses. They control military operations within the state and have the power to set foreign policy for Tsiba. The Ja-Prime Minister takes over the roles of the Prime Minister if they are killed or otherwise incapacitated. The Ja-Prime Minister can also break ties among the City Ministers and in the Representative Legislature, and is unofficially in charge of determining the legislative agenda for each year and ensuring that legislation is passed.<br />
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While Tsiba has allowed multiple political parties since 1993, the dominant party is the Shooda-Tsiba, Tsiba’s socialist party. <br />
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The Prime Minister is the leader of the party with a majority in the Representative Legislature and City Ministers combined. They are elected from within the dominant party and serve until their death, resignation, or the loss of their party’s majority. The Ja-Prime Minister is appointed by the Prime Minister and then either approved or denied by their party.<br />
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The judicial system, known as the Upitsu-matoo, is administered by the regional governors and legislatures. Judges usually serve ten year terms, although this can vary between regions. The highest court of Tsiba, the Uritsu-matoo-na'ivoo, is a group of eleven judges appointed by the Duchavoputsy. Judges must be approved by a margin of eighty percent in the Representative House and seventy-five percent among the City Ministers. The Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo is solely dedicated to judging the legality of national legislation and holding trials for Tsiba’s politicians. Judges are appointed for life on the Upitsu-matoo-na’ivoo.<br />
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Jishutsy is the capital city of [[Tsiba]], located in the north of the country. Jishutsy was a small, unincorporated farming community for the majority of it's existence. Jishutsy has a population of only 35,560, making it a relatively small Tsiba city. It has few major industries, besides those catering to the needs of the parliament of Tsiba, the [[Duchavoputsy]]. Before becoming the Capital City, Jishutsy was most notable as the birthplace of [[Charles Shipuva]].<br />
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Jishutsy became the capital of Tsiba in 1968, succeeding [[Shuputsy]]. Jishutsy saw massive population growth in the late sixties and early seventies, swelling from only around 12,000 people to 30,000 in less than a decade. <br />
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Jishutsy is home to the University of Duchavo - Jishutsy (UD-Jishutsy), Tsiba's most well-renowned political science school, which was founded in 1972, during Jishutsy's population boom. Jishutsy is known for it's music and arts, and was the origin of Tsiba's punk scene in the late eighties. Jishutsy is significantly less religious than the country at large, with 58% of the population identifying as Athiests/Agnostics in 2019.<br />
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