Administrative divisions of Rumahoki: Difference between revisions

Both the [[Privy council of Rumahoki|national]] and state governments are structured in a similar manner. Each have a {{wp|bicameralism|bicameral legislature}} consisting of a popularly-elected lower house and an indirectly-elected upper house, and a parliamentary-based system (though whether or not it's more dominant than the executive depends on the state). This is a far cry from the more {{wp|unitary state|centralised}} form of government the pre-1994 [[Delepasian Commonwealth]] had, of which the final remnant lies in the [[Education in Rumahoki|education system]] which remains highly centralised to this day.

In the name of developing a better understanding of both the geography of the nation as well as its cultural heritage, maps have been made depicting the cultural areas of the nation as well as maps depicting the geographical divisions. The former is used by the [[Rumahokian Bureau of Statistics and Censuses]] to categorise the states based on a common geography while the latter has been used by [[cultural institutions (Rumahoki)|cultural institutions]] to foster the awareness and preservation of the cultural heritage of the nation. Otherwise, neither of these two designations carry no authority nor responsibility in of themselves beyond serving as a reference point.

The [[Tainean Area]] is the second-largest, encompassing 311,683.44 square kilometers (120,341.65 sq mi) across the states of [[Ibimini]], [[Inaua]], and [[Kauabimini]]. This, asides from [[Arona]], constitute as the only two countries on [[Vallos]] where the [[Taineans|Tainean people]] make up not only an absolute majority, but are also major strongholds of the Tainean culture and the Tainean language, specifically [[Brenadine Tainean|Reform Tainean]]. In Rumahoki, Reform Tainean carries some [[Burgoignesc language|Burgoignesc]] influences and innovations even as the [[Tainean Linguistic Academy]] takes the language through a process of [[re-Taineanisation]].

The [[Cartadanian Area]] is the smallest of the cultural areas, encompassing 39,453.60 square kilometers (15,233.12 sq mi) across the state of [[Portas Gemeas]] and the autonomous island of [[Trescolinia]]. Both the [[Cartadanians|Cartadanian people]] and the [[Cartadanian language]] are dominant in this cultural area. The culture here has some Tainean influences, given its close proximity to the Tainean Area, as well as maritime overtones due to it being on a coastal area as well as its [[Vallos#Piratocracies|history with pirates]].

|{{Color box|#ff7fed|border=darkgray}} LR (Loru)||{{Color box|#ef5f00|border=darkgray}} LD (Lade)||{{Color box|#00cc14|border=darkgray}} TL (Tilo)

|-

|-

|}]]

The geographical divisions of Rumahoki are designated and used by the [[Rumahokian Bureau of Statistics and Censuses]] for statistical purposes in data collection and analysis. These divisions are grouped based on a common geography regardless of culture, usually using a river or a mountain as boundaries with the idea being that those natural features have more often than not determined the demographics of a given area even to the present. There exists seven geographical divisions: [[Los Rumas (geographical area)|Los Rumas]] (LR; Loru) (Rosaria, Bahia, New Isuria, Valio, and the Federal District), [[Lago Delepas (geographical area)|Lago Delepas]] (LD; Lade) (Lagocia, and Junu'urinia Ba'andasi-Navidadia), [[Tierra Loa]] (TL; Tilo) (Kalanatoa, and Na'aturie), [[New Rumas]] (NR; Neru) (Rio Solo, and Homberia), [[Trillizos del Sur]] (TDS; Tridesu) (Rios Gemelos, Auxana, and Terregran), [[Gemelos del Norte]] (GDN; Gedeno) (Ibimini, and Kauabimini), and [[Norte Maritimo]] (NM; Noma) (Inaua, Portas Gemeas, and Trescolinia). Other than statistics, the geographical divisions have no further authority nor any additional responsibilities.

!scope="col" rowspan=2|Area in km²<br/>(sqmi)

!scope="col" rowspan=2|Pop.<br/>Dens.

|-

!scope="col"|Capital

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Auxana}}

!scope="row"|[[Auxana]]

|colspan=2|[[Salvador, Auxana|Salvador]]

|{{dts|21 May 1976}}

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Bahia (Rumahoki)}}

!scope="row"|[[Bahia (Rumahoki)|Bahia]]

|[[Los Rumas]]

|[[Mauritius]]

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Homberia}}

!scope="row"|[[Homberia]]

|colspan=2|[[San Joaquin, Homberia|San Joaquin]]

|{{dts|21 May 1976}}

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Ibimini}}

!scope="row"|[[Ibimini]]

|colspan=2|[[Sn-Ives]]

|{{dts|21 May 1976}}

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Inaua}}

!scope="row"|[[Inaua]]

|{{dts|21 May 1976}}

|[[United Assemblies of Inaua|United Assemblies]]

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Junu'urinia Ba'andasi-Navidadia}}

!scope="row"|[[Junu'urinia Ba'andasi-Navidadia|Junu'urinia]]

|colspan=2|[[New Albalitor]]

|{{dts|21 May 1976}}

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Kalanatoa}}

!scope="row"|[[Kalanatoa]]

|colspan=2|[[Sanata Barbara]]

|{{dts|27 March 1995}}

|[[Two Houses of Kalanatoa|Two Houses]]

|

|70,734.67 km²<br>(27,310.81 sq mi)

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Kauabimini}}

!scope="row"|[[Kauabimini]]

|colspan=2|[[Martinik]]

|{{dts|21 May 1976}}

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Lagocia}}

!scope="row"|[[Lagocia]]

|colspan=2|[[Lago City]]

|{{dts|21 May 1976}}

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Na'aturie}}

!scope="row"|[[Na'aturie]]

|colspan=2|[[Sanata Rosa]]

|{{dts|27 March 1995}}

|[[Two Houses of Na'aturie|Two Houses]]

|

|43,539.88 km²<br>(16,810.84 sq mi)

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Portas Gemeas}}

!scope="row"|[[Portas Gemeas]]

|[[Porto Quaresma]]

|[[Porto Natal]]

|{{dts|21 May 1976}}

|[[Parliament of Portas Gemeas|Parliament]]

|

|31,985.60 km²<br>(12,349.71 sq mi)

|

|

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Rio Solo}}

!scope="row"|[[Rio Solo]]

|[[Solo Grande]]

|[[Solo Pequeño]]

|

|83,979.79 km²<br>(32,424.78 sq mi)

|

|

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Rosaria}}

!scope="row"|[[Rosaria]]

|[[Las Joquis]]

|[[Adouka]]

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Terregran}}

!scope="row"|[[Terregran]]

|colspan=2|[[Triciudad]]

|{{dts|21 May 1976}}

!scope="row"|{{flagicon|Federal District (Rumahoki)}}

!scope="row"|[[Federal District (Rumahoki)|Federal District]]

|colspan=2|[[Santa Maria]]

|{{dts|30 April 1996}}

==Second-level divisions==

===Provinces===

===Counties===

===Districts===

==Fourth-level divisions==

===Municipalities===

====Urban municipalities====

====Mixed municipalities====

====Rural municipalities====

===Neighbourhoods===

[[Category:Rumahoki]]

[[Category:Country subdivisions]]