United Provinces of Tiniyya
United Provinces of Tiniyya covers 602,400 km² of difficult terrain with roughly 2,760 km of coast. Government sits in Ghudkent. The economy leans on mining, steel, metalworking, and the country depends on imported food and grain.
Overview
Population
10.00M
Government
Federal republic
Capital
Ghudkent
Language
Makhjan
GDP
$367B
Area
602,400 km²
Currency
Ghikhtiam (GHI)
Founded
1966
Stability 52 / 100
Territory
—° —′ · —° —′——×1.0
Demographics
Urbanisation
73%
Literacy
83%
Life expectancy
74 yrs
Median age
39
Military
Active personnel
64K
Annual spending
$11B
Naval forces
Yes
Borders
2
Government
The system holds, though regional assemblies frequently contest central authority.
Form
Federal republic
Seat
Ghudkent
Economy
GDP
$367B
GDP per capita
$36,737
Unemployment
16.2%
Currency
Weak, subject to capital controls
Industries
Mining · Steel · Metalworking · Forestry · Shipping · Services
Exports
steel, ores and cut stone, iron, minerals, coal
Imports
food and grain, fuel, machinery
Resources
from the land- iron14% of territory
- minerals12% of territory
- coal10% of territory
- timber8% of territory
- energy6% of territory
- fisheries4% of territory
Regions
6 regions- Tumikh Vale1.94M · boreal forest
- Bitu March945K · mountain range
- Miantain Plateau1.76M · fertile lowland
- Ziju March2.40M · mountain range
- Khighin Reach1.94M · mountain range
- Southern Tiniyya1.01M · mountain range
Cities
14 settlements| City | Population | Founded | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ghudkent ★ | 2.36M | 1516 | the old customs house |
| Ghutaid | 1.14M | 1944 | the old customs house |
| Khukhghan | 744K | 1777 | its shipwrights |
| Jaidshar | 550K | 1872 | its shipwrights |
| Khukhkent | 435K | 1718 | the harbour quarter |
| Maijaikh | 359K | 1641 | its shipwrights |
| Mashar | 305K | 1940 | its shipwrights |
| Zutiad | 266K | 1916 | the market squares |
| Janzar | 235K | 1784 | the old customs house |
| Maikhain | 210K | 1665 | its shipwrights |
| Mudshar | 190K | 2012 | the fish markets |
| Khiadkent | 173K | 1815 | the fish markets |
| Tambakh | 159K | 1890 | the harbour quarter |
| Jaikhkent | 148K | 2004 | the foundry district |
Diplomacy
- Free State of SuzstanTrade partner
Tiniyya ships steel in exchange for steel.
- Free State of TinpecNeutral
Correct relations without substantial cooperation.
- Republic of SarnmarkNeutral
Correct relations without substantial cooperation.
- Naimiyya RepublicTension
A contested border keeps talks difficult.
Disputes
- Naimiyya–Tiniyya Territorial disputeStatus: TenseStarted: 2022Cause: iron deposits along the frontierRisk: Moderate
History
national- 1913A constitutional convention collapses; power concentrates in the capital.
- 1966United Provinces of Tiniyya is founded with its seat at Ghudkent.
- 1986Ghudkent's harbours are enlarged and a merchant fleet is chartered.
- 1990Tiniyya and Suzstan sign the Treaty of Baakhiar, easing tariffs between them.
- 1999Mining begins in the Tiniyya highlands; foundries follow within a generation.
- 2009A border conflict with Naimiyya lasts 11 months and ends without a settled frontier.
- 2026Tiniyya remains one of the region's larger exporters of steel.