Dominion of Bamiyya
Dominion of Bamiyya covers 33,600 km² of difficult terrain with roughly 600 km of coast. Government sits in Maankent. The economy leans on fishing, shipping, extraction, and the country depends on imported food and grain.
Overview
Territory
Demographics
Military
Government
Institutions are settled and transfers of power are routine.
Economy
Industries
Fishing · Shipping · Extraction · Mining · Forestry
Exports
preserved fish, fisheries, refined fuel, paper and timber goods, ores and cut stone
Imports
food and grain, iron and steel
Resources
from the land- fisheries21% of territory
- oil7% of territory
- minerals7% of territory
- timber7% of territory
- energy7% of territory
Regions
2 regions- Ghubaz Reach121K · tundra
- Saanmam Vale237K · tundra
Cities
3 settlements| City | Population | Founded | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maankent ★ | 92K | 1575 | the fish markets |
| Maadkent | 44K | 1567 | the fish markets |
| Ghinkum | 29K | 1737 | the old customs house |
Diplomacy
Formal alignment, reinforced by long-running defence agreements.
Formal alignment, reinforced by long-running defence agreements.
Formal alignment, reinforced by long-running defence agreements.
- Federation of TixixaTrade partner
Bamiyya ships preserved fish in exchange for steel.
Disputes
Bamiyya is not party to any recorded dispute.
History
national- 1758Dominion of Bamiyya is founded with its seat at Maankent.
- 1798Maankent's harbours are enlarged and a merchant fleet is chartered.
- 1801Universal suffrage is introduced after a decade of campaigning.
- 1871Bamiyya and Chanixa sign the Compact of Tloaktlan, easing tariffs between them.
- 1892Today Bamiyya trades preserved fish for the food and grain its land cannot provide.