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The northern coast of the [[Isle of Farmandie]] was known as a interim trading post, resting point and shipyard by [[Corummese people|Corummese]], [[Kiravian]] and [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] sailors since before the islands first charting in 1616. | The northern coast of the [[Isle of Farmandie]] was known as a interim trading post, resting point and shipyard by [[Corummese people|Corummese]], [[Kiravian]] and [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] sailors since before the islands first charting in 1616. | ||
===Early colonisation (1700-1742)=== | ===Early colonisation (1700-1742)=== | ||
In 1705 [[Kiravian]] [[trading company]] received an order to establish a permanent colony on the on the northern coast of the [[Isle of Farmandie]]. The assigned fleet arrived to the island in late 1707 and got ashore at the mouth of [[River Vænd]]. After the [[Burgoignesc]] goverment learned about the [[Kiravian]] colony on the island it placed an urgent order to establish a competing colony on the island. The [[Burgoignesc trading | In 1705 [[Kiravian]] [[trading company]] received an order to establish a permanent colony on the on the northern coast of the [[Isle of Farmandie]]. The assigned fleet arrived to the island in late 1707 and got ashore at the mouth of [[River Vænd]]. After the [[Burgoignesc]] goverment learned about the [[Kiravian]] colony on the island it placed an urgent order to establish a competing colony on the island. The [[Burgoignesc trading company]] fleet arrived to the northerneastern coast of [[Isle of Farmandie]] in summer of 1712 and got ashore on [[Point X]]. After few days of scouting the area surrounding the [[Kiravian settlement]] and the mouth of [[River Vænd]] the commander of the [[Burgoignesc]] [[trading company]] fleet ordered the settlement to be built on the opposing bank of the river. At first the [[Kiravian]] settlers were very suspicious about the sudden appearance of the [[Burgoignesc]] on the island and what their intentions might be. The commander of the [[Burgoignesc]] [[trading company]] fleet [[place holder]] demanded to have a meeting with the commander of the [[Kiravian settlement]]. He succeeded in persuading the the peaceful peaceful at first the relations between the two colonies soon turned hostile. Disagreements and distrust led to freguent and deadly skirmishes and ruthless competition of the islands scarce resources between the two colonies. | ||
===Neglect and self goverment (1743-1788)=== | ===Neglect and self goverment (1743-1788)=== | ||
The extremely long sea voyages in often unpredictably harsh and cold weather conditions resulted in that both colonies got deemed a waste of time and resources by their colonial overlords and the colonies got sent fewer and fewer resupply shipments until they were completely forgotten and neglected. This led the two colonies to get almost completely isolated from the rest of the world by 1745. The colonies realised their neglegted state on winter of 1748 after not receiving any shipments for 3 years straight the two colonies agreed to settle their differences and merge together as one larger settlement in favour of working together to survive on the island. This is often referred as the establisment of the capital [[Kæn]], the first town on the [[Isle of Farmandie]]. In the beginning the former hostilities still fresh in memory complemented with language barrier, food shortage and the punishing conditions led to settlers developing heavy drinking habits and grudges between the two ethnic groups. Disagreement especially between individuals of different ethnicities often led to violent escalations on a major scale after a heavy night of drinking. These drunken group fights were often referred as the small civil wars. | The extremely long sea voyages in often unpredictably harsh and cold weather conditions resulted in that both colonies got deemed a waste of time and resources by their colonial overlords and the colonies got sent fewer and fewer resupply shipments until they were completely forgotten and neglected. This led the two colonies to get almost completely isolated from the rest of the world by 1745. The colonies realised their neglegted state on winter of 1748 after not receiving any shipments for 3 years straight the two colonies agreed to settle their differences and merge together as one larger settlement in favour of working together to survive on the island. This is often referred as the establisment of the capital [[Kæn]], the first town on the [[Isle of Farmandie]]. In the beginning the former hostilities still fresh in memory complemented with language barrier, food shortage and the punishing conditions led to settlers developing heavy drinking habits and grudges between the two ethnic groups. Disagreement especially between individuals of different ethnicities often led to violent escalations on a major scale after a heavy night of drinking. These drunken group fights were often referred as the small civil wars. | ||
Revision as of 17:32, 27 December 2022
Kingdom of the Isle of Farmandie | |
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 Flag | |
Motto: Maudits soient les négligés et les oubliés! ("Damned be the neglected and forgotten!") | |
Anthem: L'Appel des montagnes | |
 Location of the Isle of Farmandie in Australis. | |
| Capital and largest city | Kæn |
| Official languages | Burgoignesc Kiravic Coscivian |
| Ethnic groups | 72,7% Farman 13,3% Bergendii 11,6% Coscivian 2,4% Other |
| Religion | Catholic |
| Demonym(s) | Ænglish: Farman (noun), Farman (adjective), Farmen (plural) Burgoignesc: Fiærm (noun), Fiærm? (adjective), Fiærm? (plural) |
| Government | Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy |
• Monarch | Iohan Nut Øn |
| Mitæ Hyelv Nut | |
| Kaerl Mannerman | |
| Æht I. É. Xouk | |
| Legislature | Farman Parliament |
| Establishment | |
• Charted | 1616 |
• Colonization | 1707 |
• Establisment of Kæn | 1748 |
• Declaration of Indepencence | 1813 |
• War of Isle of Farmandie | 1813 - 1824 |
| Area | |
• Total | 219,190.6 km2 (84,630.0 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 2026 estimate | 20,520,400 |
| GDP (PPP) | 2026 estimate |
• Total | 940 billion |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Total | $9,400,000,000,000 |
• Per capita | $44,808 |
| Currency | Farman Kingdom Mark (FKMk) |
| Time zone | UTC+??:?? |
| Date format | dd-mm-yy |
| Driving side | center |
| Calling code | +545 |
| Internet TLD | .rif |
Kingdom of the Isle of Farmandie (Burgoignesc: Le Royaume de l'Ile de Fiærmandie, Coscivian: Xūrokuv Ion Fyærmandiv) or Farmandie is an independent post-colonial island country in the southeastern Ocean of Cathay. It consists of the main landmass - the Isle of Farmandie - and smaller islands. Farmandie's capital and largest city is Kæn and it was established in 1748. The Isle of Farmandie is ????km (?,???mi) north of Australis, ????km (?,???mi) northwest of ????, ????km (?,???mi) south of Jinju, ????km (?,???mi) southwest of (Stenza island?) and ????km (?,???mi) west of some other larger island and Freda Island across the Bay of Diamav.
Etymology
The origin of the islands name is not completely clear but it is known to be of very old origin and is believed to come from old seaman saying "Further than a man has sailed to die." referring to the remoteness of the island and its disconnection from the rest of the world.
History
Pre-history (before the 17th century)
The northern coast of the Isle of Farmandie was known as a interim trading post, resting point and shipyard by Corummese, Kiravian and Burgoignesc sailors since before the islands first charting in 1616.
Early colonisation (1700-1742)
In 1705 Kiravian trading company received an order to establish a permanent colony on the on the northern coast of the Isle of Farmandie. The assigned fleet arrived to the island in late 1707 and got ashore at the mouth of River Vænd. After the Burgoignesc goverment learned about the Kiravian colony on the island it placed an urgent order to establish a competing colony on the island. The Burgoignesc trading company fleet arrived to the northerneastern coast of Isle of Farmandie in summer of 1712 and got ashore on Point X. After few days of scouting the area surrounding the Kiravian settlement and the mouth of River Vænd the commander of the Burgoignesc trading company fleet ordered the settlement to be built on the opposing bank of the river. At first the Kiravian settlers were very suspicious about the sudden appearance of the Burgoignesc on the island and what their intentions might be. The commander of the Burgoignesc trading company fleet place holder demanded to have a meeting with the commander of the Kiravian settlement. He succeeded in persuading the the peaceful peaceful at first the relations between the two colonies soon turned hostile. Disagreements and distrust led to freguent and deadly skirmishes and ruthless competition of the islands scarce resources between the two colonies.
Neglect and self goverment (1743-1788)
The extremely long sea voyages in often unpredictably harsh and cold weather conditions resulted in that both colonies got deemed a waste of time and resources by their colonial overlords and the colonies got sent fewer and fewer resupply shipments until they were completely forgotten and neglected. This led the two colonies to get almost completely isolated from the rest of the world by 1745. The colonies realised their neglegted state on winter of 1748 after not receiving any shipments for 3 years straight the two colonies agreed to settle their differences and merge together as one larger settlement in favour of working together to survive on the island. This is often referred as the establisment of the capital Kæn, the first town on the Isle of Farmandie. In the beginning the former hostilities still fresh in memory complemented with language barrier, food shortage and the punishing conditions led to settlers developing heavy drinking habits and grudges between the two ethnic groups. Disagreement especially between individuals of different ethnicities often led to violent escalations on a major scale after a heavy night of drinking. These drunken group fights were often referred as the small civil wars.
Recolonisation attemp (1789-1812)
War of Independence (1813-1824)
Did your country ever have a period of significant decline or internal struggle?
(1825-1899)
Was your country subject to imperialism later in its life, or was it an imperial power?
(1900-present)
How did the 20th century affect your country?
Geography
For more information about the geography of Isle of Farmandie.
What is the general explanation of how your country exists within the world?
Climate and environment
Is your country hot or cold?
The climate on the Isle of Farmandie is subpolar oceanic climate Sub-Australic? Tundra.
Government and Politics
How is your country ruled or governed?
Executive
Who is responsible for making high level choices in your country? Does it have a President or King?
Legislative
Who decides the laws for your country? Is there political parties and a legislature?
Federal subdivisions
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Politics
What political factions exist? Who has ruled predominantly?
Law
What kind of laws and legal system does your country employ?
Demographics
What kind of people live in your country?
Ethnicity
Self-reported ethnic origin in the Farmandie (2026)
What ethnic groups make up your country?
Language
Majority of Farmen are bilingual and speak Burgoignesc and Cosvician, both with distinct Farman dialect. The languages are often used interchangeably. Are there any previously used languages no longer common? Are these languages native to your country or shared with another?
Religion
Religious affiliations in the Farmandie (2026)
What do your country's people believe in religiously, if anything? How many groups are there?
Education
How many people in your country are educated?
Culture and Society
What do your people do, and what are they like?
Education
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Attitudes and worldview
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Kinship and family
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Cuisine
What do your people eat?
Religion
What do your people believe? Rather than demographics, as above, think about how important religion is to your people and their view about their own and other religions. What is the relationship between the prevailing view and minority religious groups? Is it an official religion, and do any laws exist about free worship?
Arts and Literature
What type of art do your people make? Do they have a tradition of painted art, well-crafted television shows, or great music?
Sports
Does your country have any major sports leagues? What types of sports are played, both professionally and for fun by your country's people?"
Symbols
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Economy and Infrastructure
How does your country's economy work?
High taxes.
Industries and Sectors
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Currency
What exchange systems are used within your country's economy?
Healthcare
How do people in your country procure medical care? How is it paid for?
Public healthcare system.
Labor
How is labor organized within your country? Are there any social institutions or unions which deal with labor concerns?
Transportation
How do people in your country get around? Is there a major highway system as well as sea- and airports?
Energy
What type of energy keeps your nation going? Are you renewable or use fossil fuels, and if you are renewable, how recently did your country transition?
Technology
How advanced is your country? Is it an innovator, or does it largely import new developments?
Innovative on medicine and energy field.
Military
Large reserve army for the size of the country. Small standing army.
High military spending. Well equipped reserve army and standing army with farely modern equipment. Standing army is highly professional.
Traditionally both men and women serve in military for atleast 1 year.