Rumahoki: Difference between revisions

* 0.7% [[Levantia]]

* 0.2% [[Audonia]]

* 0.1% Other

** 64.8% [[Catholicism in Rumahoki|Catholic]]

|government_type =    {{wp|Federalism|Federal}} {{wp|parliamentary system|parliamentary}} {{wp|elective monarchy|semi-elective}} {{wp|constitutional monarchy|semi-constitutional monarchy}}

|established_date4 =  30 April 1996

|currency_code =      RPM

'''Rumahoki''', officially the '''Most Serene Sovereignty of Rumahoki''' (Latin: ''Serenissima Dominatio Rumahociae''; Pelaxian: ''Serenísima Soberanía de Rumajoqui''; Reform Tainean: ''Serenisim Sauberanetas des Roumahauki''), is a {{wp|sovereign state|sovereign country}} located in eastern [[Vallos]]. It shares a land border with [[Takatta Loa]] in the southwest, [[Almadaria]] in the west, the [[Caphiria|Caphirian]] exclave of [[Vespera]] in the north, and it shares a maritime border with the [[Cartadania|Cartadanian]] state of [[Porta Bianca]] in the northeast and [[Puertego]] in the southeast. Its coastline runs throughout the [[Taínean Sea]]. Like its neighbours, Rumahoki is a megadiverse nation boasting one of the highest biodiversity across the biomes within it. The Rumahokian economy is a {{wp|mixed economy}} with elements of {{wp|tripartism}} and {{wp|dirigism}} with most public services (most notably healthcare, electricity, and mass public transport) being controlled by the government. However, private industries are permitted to operate in most other sectors such as telecommunications, shipping, and retail. Uniquely, the Rumahokian government is a {{wp|elective monarchy|semi-elective}} {{wp|constitutional monarchy|semi-constitutional monarchy}} under a {{wp|parliamentary system}} with a democratic {{wp|dominant-party system}} and a {{wp|fusion of powers}} with a powerful {{wp|head of state}}.

When the [[Pelaxia|Pelaxian]] monarchy was toppled in [[1852]], much of the nobility have fled to the colonies which still pledged loyalty to the [[House of Girojón|Girojón]] monarchy wherein they united the colonies into a monarchy serving as the pro-Girojón {{wp|government-in-exile}} in opposition to the Pelaxian republic. However, tensions soon arose as three major factions were formed. There was the [[Royalists (Delepasian Kingdom|Royalists]] who hoped to overthrow the republican regime in Pelaxia with the help of the colonies and in return establish a [[Pelaxio-Delepasian Union|dual monarchy]] in which the Delepasians would be of equal status to the Pelaxians. In opposition to the dual monarchy idea was the [[National Constitutionalists (Delepasian Kingdom)|National Constitutionalists]] who, while they remained loyal to the crown, would rather that the kingdom drop the pretense of being a government-in-exile and instead become an independent Delepasian monarchy under the Girojóns. Lastly, there was the [[National Republicans (Delepasian Kingdom)|National Republicans]] who wanted nothing to do with the deposed Pelaxian monarchy nor with Pelaxia in general.

The Delepasian government and army resisted any attempts at dismantling the Estado Social regime until April 1994, when a left-wing military {{wp|coup}} in Santa Maria, known as the [[Velvet Revolution]], led the way for the establishment of a multi-party democracy after two years of a transitional period known as PTeC (''[[Proceso de Transición en Curso]]''). This period was marked by constant social turmoil and a power struggle between left- and right-wing political forces. By July of 1995, the tension between these was so high, that international observers were predicting that a civil war was imminent. Forces connected to the far-left launched a further ''[[coup d'état]]'' on 3 December, but the Group of Nine, a moderate military faction led by Emperor Maximilian himself, immediately initiated a counter-coup. The main episode of this confrontation was the successful assault on the barracks of the far-left dominated [[Santa Maria Lancers Regiment]] by the moderate forces of the Commando Regiment, resulting in three soldiers {{wp|killed in action}}.

After the transition to democracy, Rumahoki quickly embraced {{wp|tripartism}} and {{wp|dirigism}} as the nation's primary economic policies, fostering in a {{wp|mixed-market economy}}. {{wp|Land reform}} and {{wp|nationalization|nationalisations}} were enforced; the constitution (approved in 1996) includes accomodations to socialist principles, complete with numerous references to socialism, the rights of workers, and the desirability of a {{wp|socialist economy}}.

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  | caption3 = The [[National Assembly of Rumahoki|National Assembly]] building, where the nation's legislature is headquartered

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  | caption4 = The [[Supreme Court of Rumahoki|Supreme Court]] building, home to the highest court in Rumahoki

Rumahoki is a {{wp|federalism|federal}} {{wp|parliamentary system|parliamentary}} {{wp|elective monarchy|semi-elective}} {{wp|constitutional monarchy|semi-constitutional monarchy}}.

There exists the title of [[Commander-in-chief of the Imperial Armed Forces (Rumahoki)|Commander-in-Chief]], which is designated by the constitution as the {{wp|chief executive}}. In theory, this means that the Emperor is in fact a ceremonial head of state, but in practice the office of commander-in-chief and the head of state have been in the person of the Emperor ever since the [[Velvet Revolution]], thus making him one of the most powerful figures in the nation.

As Rumahoki is still a parliamentary democracy, opposition parties are allowed to openly run in elections without fear of reprisal. The nation's largest opposition party is the {{wp|centre-right politics|centre-right}} [[Christian National Party (Rumahoki)|Christian National Party]], followed by the {{wp|right-wing politics|right-wing}} [[Democratic Reform Party (Rumahoki)|Democratic Reform Party]], the {{wp|centrist politics|centrist}} [[Rumahokian Citizens' Party]], the {{wp|green politics|environmentalist}} [[Ecological Renewal Party]], the {{wp|agrarianism|agrarian}} [[Democratic Farmers' Union]], the {{wp|far-left politics|far-left}} [[Yes We Can!]], and the {{wp|far-right politics|far-right}} [[Delepasian Alternative]].

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