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The '''Union of Andhrapur''', known conventionally as '''Andhrapur''', is a federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy located in the continent of [[Caxcana]] in Earth in the [[International Democratic Union]], with a population of 43,867,262 as of 2022. A developing nation, Andhrapur's geography consists largely of rugged terrain including humid swamps and jungle highlands, with numerous | The '''Union of Andhrapur''', known conventionally as '''Andhrapur''', is a federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy located in the continent of [[Caxcana]] in Earth in the [[International Democratic Union]], with a population of 43,867,262 as of 2022. A developing nation, Andhrapur's geography consists largely of rugged terrain including humid swamps and jungle highlands, with numerous villages and settlements holding little contact with the outside world. It borders [[Darya]] to the north and is landlocked, with the capital and largest city at Navsari. | ||
Andhrapur was long a remote tributary of the Daryan Empire, united under a single ruler beginning in the 11th century. Beginning in the 16th century, ethnic Daryans and minority ethnic groups such as the Gouris began to migrate into Andhrapur. Prolonged contact with the outside world began in the 1800s, and the nascent Daryan Empire conquered Andhrapur as a colony from 1859, ruling the state's valley areas while never fully conquering the highlands, until a 1910 civil war forced the Daryan to relinquish their hold on the far-flung colony. The second occupation of Andhrapur began in 1943 following Andhrapuri defeat in the Second Andhrapuri-Daryan War, although strong partisan guerrilla resistance, domestically and abroad, continued throughout the Daryan occupation. At the end of the [[Great War]] in 1967, Andhrapur secured its independence and proclaimed the Union of Andhrapur. | |||
The Union of Andhrapur has since struggled consistently with interethnic violence following independence, including ethnic cleansing in the 1980s which led numerous ethnic Gouris to emigrate. A period of military dictatorship from 1973 to 1984 was followed by a period of single-party rule, which gave way to multi-party democracy in 1998. | |||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
Andhrapur is sometimes (archaically) referred to as Andhra by the outside world. The term Andhrapur means "land of the earthy ones" in Daryan, referring to the complexion of ethnic Andhrans. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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==Economy== | ==Economy== | ||
Agriculture, particularly the cultivation of crops such as rice, jute, sugarcane, etc, employ the greatest proportion of the Andhrapuri population. 84% of GDP is held by privately-owned companies and cooperatives, with state-run industry comprising the remainder. | |||
Andhrapur benefits from immense mineral reserves, including diamonds, oil and natural gas deposits, graphite, manganese, and uranium. | |||
==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||
The nation's history of subjugation and resistance to foreign invasion holds an immense role in the Andhrapuri national consciousness, with the Martyrs of Niranjan, those killed in defiance to the Daryan conquest, held in high esteem and memorialized in frequent shrines. | |||
Given Andhrapur's exceptionally tolerant stance towards marginalized genders and sexualities, Andhrapur has become a major destination in the field of LGBTQ-friendly tourism, and has historically been sought out as a sight for medical tourism, including gender-affirmation surgery. | |||
==Religion== | ==Religion== | ||
Andhrapur is formally a secular state, although the monarchy and nobility are divine in nature, deriving their authority from their role as the chosen of the Andhran religion. The vast majority of Andhrapurans adopted the Andhran religion, which includes a large pantheon of several dozen gods and goddesses. Andhrapur's immense temples are a common draw for tourism. | |||
[[Category: Countries]] [[Category: Andhrapur]] | [[Category: Countries]] [[Category: Andhrapur]] | ||
Revision as of 13:34, 6 October 2022
Union of Andhrapur Andhrapur | |
|---|---|
 Flag | |
| Motto: Pratibesira sathe sahabasa, akramanakarira prati abajna (Fellowship to the neighbor, defiance to the invader) | |
| Anthem: Andhrapura Jaya (Victory to Andhrapur) | |
 Map depicting Andhrapur | |
| Capital | Navsari |
| Official languages | Andhran, |
| Ethnic groups | Andhran, |
| Government | Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy |
• Maharaj | Jayanta I Sampadayanakari |
| Establishment | |
• Creation of the Union of Andhrapur | August 15, 1967 |
| Population | |
• 2022 estimate | 43,867,262 |
| Gini | 35.7 medium |
| HDI | 0.771 high |
| Currency | Andhrapuri Mark |
| Date format | dd-mm-yyyy |
| Driving side | right |
The Union of Andhrapur, known conventionally as Andhrapur, is a federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy located in the continent of Caxcana in Earth in the International Democratic Union, with a population of 43,867,262 as of 2022. A developing nation, Andhrapur's geography consists largely of rugged terrain including humid swamps and jungle highlands, with numerous villages and settlements holding little contact with the outside world. It borders Darya to the north and is landlocked, with the capital and largest city at Navsari.
Andhrapur was long a remote tributary of the Daryan Empire, united under a single ruler beginning in the 11th century. Beginning in the 16th century, ethnic Daryans and minority ethnic groups such as the Gouris began to migrate into Andhrapur. Prolonged contact with the outside world began in the 1800s, and the nascent Daryan Empire conquered Andhrapur as a colony from 1859, ruling the state's valley areas while never fully conquering the highlands, until a 1910 civil war forced the Daryan to relinquish their hold on the far-flung colony. The second occupation of Andhrapur began in 1943 following Andhrapuri defeat in the Second Andhrapuri-Daryan War, although strong partisan guerrilla resistance, domestically and abroad, continued throughout the Daryan occupation. At the end of the Great War in 1967, Andhrapur secured its independence and proclaimed the Union of Andhrapur.
The Union of Andhrapur has since struggled consistently with interethnic violence following independence, including ethnic cleansing in the 1980s which led numerous ethnic Gouris to emigrate. A period of military dictatorship from 1973 to 1984 was followed by a period of single-party rule, which gave way to multi-party democracy in 1998.
Etymology
Andhrapur is sometimes (archaically) referred to as Andhra by the outside world. The term Andhrapur means "land of the earthy ones" in Daryan, referring to the complexion of ethnic Andhrans.
History
Demographics
Government
Andhrapur is traditionally led by a monarch elected from among the eligible members of the noble class. Each Maharaj (if male) or Maharani (if female) is considered, in the nature of the Andhran pantheon from which the monarch draws their authority, to be wed to the six Rajas and Ranis of the six princely fiefs. The current Maharaj is Jayanta I, called Sampadayanakari, or wealthbringer.
Economy
Agriculture, particularly the cultivation of crops such as rice, jute, sugarcane, etc, employ the greatest proportion of the Andhrapuri population. 84% of GDP is held by privately-owned companies and cooperatives, with state-run industry comprising the remainder.
Andhrapur benefits from immense mineral reserves, including diamonds, oil and natural gas deposits, graphite, manganese, and uranium.
Culture
The nation's history of subjugation and resistance to foreign invasion holds an immense role in the Andhrapuri national consciousness, with the Martyrs of Niranjan, those killed in defiance to the Daryan conquest, held in high esteem and memorialized in frequent shrines.
Given Andhrapur's exceptionally tolerant stance towards marginalized genders and sexualities, Andhrapur has become a major destination in the field of LGBTQ-friendly tourism, and has historically been sought out as a sight for medical tourism, including gender-affirmation surgery.
Religion
Andhrapur is formally a secular state, although the monarchy and nobility are divine in nature, deriving their authority from their role as the chosen of the Andhran religion. The vast majority of Andhrapurans adopted the Andhran religion, which includes a large pantheon of several dozen gods and goddesses. Andhrapur's immense temples are a common draw for tourism.