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Principality of Sairiyya

Principality of Sairiyya covers 105,600 km² of largely fertile land with roughly 1,380 km of coast. Government sits in Minkhaikh. The economy leans on forestry, paper, fishing, and the country depends on imported food and grain.

Overview

Population
4.88M
Government
Sacred monarchy
Capital
Minkhaikh
Language
Ghinkhakhan
GDP
$749B
Area
105,600 km²
Currency
Ziantaid (ZIA)
Founded
2051
Stability 80 / 100

Territory

MakaidoChetanDaungskKinolMinkhaikhBizirSiadsharMinmaarGhaadsinGhiabaKaaraChuanpecDilanaWuaxpecSairiyya
—° —′ · —° —′——×1.0

Demographics

Urbanisation
90%
Literacy
99%
Life expectancy
93 yrs
Median age
48

Military

Active personnel
23K
Annual spending
$15B
Naval forces
Yes
Borders
1

Government

Institutions are settled and transfers of power are routine.

Form
Sacred monarchy
Seat
Minkhaikh

Economy

GDP
$749B
GDP per capita
$153,556
Unemployment
12.1%
Currency
Strong and freely traded

Industries
Forestry · Paper · Fishing · Shipping · Power generation · Mining

Exports
paper and timber goods, preserved fish, timber, fisheries, energy

Imports
food and grain, iron and steel, fuel, machinery

Resources

from the land
  • timber23% of territory
  • fisheries20% of territory
  • energy11% of territory
  • minerals7% of territory

Regions

3 regions

Cities

6 settlements
CityPopulationFoundedKnown for
Minkhaikh ★1.85M1785its shipwrights
Bizir892K2055the harbour quarter
Siadshar583K1813its shipwrights
Minmaar431K1729the market squares
Ghaadsin341K2027the fish markets
Ghiaba282K2033its university

Diplomacy

Disputes

Sairiyya is not party to any recorded dispute.

History

national
  1. 2051Principality of Sairiyya is founded with its seat at Minkhaikh.
  2. 2128Minkhaikh's harbours are enlarged and a merchant fleet is chartered.
  3. 2158Universal suffrage is introduced after a decade of campaigning.
  4. 2162Sairiyya and Wuaxpec sign the Compact of Kinol, easing tariffs between them.
  5. 2214Sairiyya remains one of the region's larger exporters of paper and timber goods.