Malabar
The Federation of Malabar Maalaabaar | |
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Motto: "Kraanti ya mrtyu!" "Revolution or Death!" | |
| Capital and largest city | La Roy |
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| Demonym(s) | Malabarian |
| Government | Federal Parliamentary Constitutional Republic |
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| Legislature | Parliament |
| Established after Malabarian Civil War | |
• Declared | September 19th, 1935 |
• Water (%) | ? |
| Population | |
• September 2020 estimate | 69,230,769 (99) |
• 2021 census | 78,230,768 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2020 estimate |
• Total | $900 billion |
• Per capita | $13,310 |
| Currency | Zupee (MBZ) |
| Driving side | left |
Malabar, officially the Federation of Malabar is a country located on a peninsula between the Hondarrezkan and Ilyak seas, in the Great Errelura Desert. Its inhabitants' lineage traces back to various nomadic fishermen tribes that eventually settled on the subcontinent. Malabar is a historically matriarchal culture as opposed to patriarchal cultures that make up the majority of Kerbin, which only has only recently be subverted in the 19th and 20th centuries thanks to various equality reforms. The medieval era saw the rise of many small kingdoms form from various Hindu, Sikh, and Buddhist tribes. The largest of these being the Kingdom of Malabar, which would go on to unify most of the subcontinent through conquest and imperialism.
Around the beginning of the Twentieth century, a fascist government came into power during a coup by one of Princess Raja Almedia. During this time, now Queen Raja established the position of Prime Minister to create the illusion that the monarchy no longer held power. In reality, the first Prime Minister was nothing more than a puppet for the Queen, however, this relationship would change to be the other way around after Raja's death. In the following decade, Queen Aditi Almedia wished to seize power for himself and did so by sending aid to Buddhist resistance movements in the east. Once this plot was uncovered, the royal family fled the royal palace to lead the revolution. Queen Aditi assumed leadership of the Malabarian Revolutionary Force, under the promise of instating a republican democracy however, scholars believe she intended to reinstate the monarchy after the war. Her true intentions were never learned, as she died December 12th, 1934; and Princess Indra Almedia was given power and helped put into power the first President of Malabar. The recovery from the mass destruction of Malabarian cities in bombing during the war and the wide-scale genocide of Buddhist ethnic groups lead to a long period of reconstruction and isolationism in the country that only recently has been fully recovered from.
Today the Federation of Malabar is a democratic capitalist nation that upholds many liberal and progressive values fought for in the revolution. The former royal family holds no official state position, but nonetheless still participates in certain ceremonies.
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