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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
The history of the Christian Community of Vallejar is characterized by a pivotal event that defined its identity as a nation. After a forced independence, the nation faced challenges in establishing itself as a structured entity and avoiding becoming a failed state. Two years after its [[ | The history of the Christian Community of Vallejar is characterized by a pivotal event that defined its identity as a nation. After a forced independence, the nation faced challenges in establishing itself as a structured entity and avoiding becoming a failed state. Two years after its [[Vallerjarian War of Independence|independence]], a popular referendum was held, which marked a turning point in its history. | ||
This [[First Constitutional Referendum of Vallejar|referendum]] allowed the entire population over the age of 16 to exercise their right to vote and make a momentous decision about the nation's future. The options at hand were the possibility of becoming a democratic state, in line with the majority of nations worldwide, or an [[absolute theocratic monarchy]] based on the nation's own religion. The result of this vote was overwhelming, with 97% in favor of establishing a theocratic monarchy. | This [[First Constitutional Referendum of Vallejar|referendum]] allowed the entire population over the age of 16 to exercise their right to vote and make a momentous decision about the nation's future. The options at hand were the possibility of becoming a democratic state, in line with the majority of nations worldwide, or an [[absolute theocratic monarchy]] based on the nation's own religion. The result of this vote was overwhelming, with 97% in favor of establishing a theocratic monarchy. | ||
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===Origin=== | ===Origin=== | ||
[[File:Map of the tribes of Vallejar.png|thumb|Map of tribes of Vallejar]] | |||
(2500 B.C. to 1500 B.C.) | (2500 B.C. to 1500 B.C.) | ||
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The culture of this period was closely related to subsistence through hunting, fishing, and gathering. Religious beliefs were based on the veneration of nature and natural elements. Indigenous groups developed primitive technologies such as stone and wood tools, which allowed them to survive and thrive in their environment. Oral tradition played a fundamental role in transmitting knowledge about hunting, fishing, and gathering, as well as in preserving stories and myths that were a significant part of their cultural heritage. | The culture of this period was closely related to subsistence through hunting, fishing, and gathering. Religious beliefs were based on the veneration of nature and natural elements. Indigenous groups developed primitive technologies such as stone and wood tools, which allowed them to survive and thrive in their environment. Oral tradition played a fundamental role in transmitting knowledge about hunting, fishing, and gathering, as well as in preserving stories and myths that were a significant part of their cultural heritage. | ||
# Ahanu | |||
# B'alam | |||
# Cuyahoga | |||
# Dziko | |||
# Echota | |||
# Ruandos | |||
# Gavran | |||
# Hakan | |||
# Ilyana | |||
# Jirko | |||
# Kaelith | |||
# Lirael | |||
# Maelis | |||
# Naiya | |||
# Orelia | |||
# Pheonix | |||
# Quillon | |||
# Raelin | |||
# Sylas | |||
# Taryn | |||
# Ulyssan | |||
# Vaelar | |||
# Tailpet | |||
# Xylander | |||
# Yavanna | |||
# Zephyr | |||
===Perpetual Prosperity=== | ===Perpetual Prosperity=== | ||
(1500 B.C. to 33 A.C.) | (1500 B.C. to 33 A.C.) | ||
[[File:Map of perpetual properity era in Vallejar.png|left|thumb|Map of perpetual properity era in Vallejar]] | |||
The period known as "Perpetual Prosperity" in the region that would later become Vallejar marked a significant transition in the history of this land. This era, spanning approximately 1,500 years, began with a traumatic event: the [[Tailpet Massacre]]. This massacre resulted in the complete disappearance of the native population in this region, leaving behind a void that would alter the course of history. | The period known as "Perpetual Prosperity" in the region that would later become Vallejar marked a significant transition in the history of this land. This era, spanning approximately 1,500 years, began with a traumatic event: the [[Tailpet Massacre]]. This massacre resulted in the complete disappearance of the native population in this region, leaving behind a void that would alter the course of history. | ||
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Tribes began to establish more organized governments to maintain peace and promote cooperation. Alliances and trade systems developed, contributing to the stability and prosperity of the region. Culture was enriched, and there was a significant improvement in the quality of life for the population. | Tribes began to establish more organized governments to maintain peace and promote cooperation. Alliances and trade systems developed, contributing to the stability and prosperity of the region. Culture was enriched, and there was a significant improvement in the quality of life for the population. | ||
Towards the end of this era, around 3 A.D., there are written records that speak of the appearance of "unknown foreign individuals. | Towards the end of this era, around 3 A.D., there are written records that speak of the appearance of "unknown foreign individuals". These people were not native to the region that the natives knew so well, marking the first signs of foreign influence in the area. | ||
# Kingdom of Valoria | |||
# Kingdom of Eldoria | |||
# Kingdom of Sylvantia | |||
# Kingdom of Marantha | |||
# Kingdom of Husbuan | |||
# Kingdom of Solaris | |||
# Kingdom of Kuckter | |||
# Kingdom of Emberlund | |||
# Kingdom of Aquilonia | |||
# Kingdom of Celestria | |||
# Kingdom of Sumania | |||
===Premature Medieval=== | === Premature Medieval === | ||
(33 B.C. - 572 A.D.): | (33 B.C. - 572 A.D.): | ||
[[File:Map of the kingdoms in premature medieval era in Vallejar.png|thumb|Map of the kingdoms in premature medieval era in Vallejar]] | |||
The period of the "Premature Medieval" in what would later become Vallejar witnessed a series of significant changes. It began around 33 B.C., marking the end of the "Perpetual Prosperity." During this stage, the region experienced a consolidation of power and the formation of stronger and more organized states. | The period of the "Premature Medieval" in what would later become Vallejar witnessed a series of significant changes. It began around 33 B.C., marking the end of the "Perpetual Prosperity." During this stage, the region experienced a consolidation of power and the formation of stronger and more organized states. | ||
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The three most important kingdoms that vied for power during this period were the [[Kingdom of Husbuan]], [[Kingdom of Kurckter|Kurckter]], and [[Kingdom of Sumania|Sumania]]. Although there was no clear winner, Sumania emerged as the most powerful state by the end of the stage, laying the foundations for Vallejar's future. | The three most important kingdoms that vied for power during this period were the [[Kingdom of Husbuan]], [[Kingdom of Kurckter|Kurckter]], and [[Kingdom of Sumania|Sumania]]. Although there was no clear winner, Sumania emerged as the most powerful state by the end of the stage, laying the foundations for Vallejar's future. | ||
#Kingdom of Valoria | |||
# Kingdom of Eldoria | |||
# Kingdom of Sylvantia | |||
# Kingdom of Marantha | |||
# Kingdom of Husbuan | |||
# Kingdom of Kuckter | |||
# Kingdom of Sumania | |||
===Medieval Era=== | ===Medieval Era=== | ||
[[File:Map of Sumania, 1333.png|thumb|Map of Sumania, 1333]] | |||
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By the mid-year 1492, the first 106 [[Pelaxian colonization of Vallos|Pelaxians arrived in the region]] with the intention of finding new lands to conquer on behalf of their kingdom. This event would mark a turning point in Vallejar's history as the arrival of the Pelaxians opened new perspectives and challenges for the region. | By the mid-year 1492, the first 106 [[Pelaxian colonization of Vallos|Pelaxians arrived in the region]] with the intention of finding new lands to conquer on behalf of their kingdom. This event would mark a turning point in Vallejar's history as the arrival of the Pelaxians opened new perspectives and challenges for the region. | ||
# Holy Kingdom of Sumania | |||
===Colonial Era=== | ===Colonial Era=== | ||
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Colonization also brought influences from abroad, with the most notable being the introduction of Christianity into the territory. The adaptation of local religious values led to the formation of a new religion, now known as Cristiandad Vallejar. By 1800, the religion was spreading considerably and beginning to be widely practiced. | Colonization also brought influences from abroad, with the most notable being the introduction of Christianity into the territory. The adaptation of local religious values led to the formation of a new religion, now known as Cristiandad Vallejar. By 1800, the religion was spreading considerably and beginning to be widely practiced. | ||
However, Pelaxian authorities, viewing the growing popularity of the new religion with suspicion, took harsh measures to suppress it. This repression sparked a [[Vallejar Popular Uprising|popular uprising]] starting in 1815, gaining strength throughout 1816 and 1817, culminating in the [[ | However, Pelaxian authorities, viewing the growing popularity of the new religion with suspicion, took harsh measures to suppress it. This repression sparked a [[Vallejar Popular Uprising|popular uprising]] starting in 1815, gaining strength throughout 1816 and 1817, culminating in the [[Vallerjarian War of Independence|declaration of independence in 1818]] with the "[[Declaration of Independence of Revolutionary Alhama]]". Pelaxia's response was to declare war on the "rebel territory," marking the beginning of the struggle for Vallejar's independence. | ||
===Independence War=== | ===Independence War=== | ||
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(1818 A.D. - 1829 A.D.): | (1818 A.D. - 1829 A.D.): | ||
The period of the "[[ | The period of the "[[Vallejarian War of Independence|War of Independence]]" in the region known as Vallejar extended from 1818 A.D. to 1829 A.D. It was a crucial and decisive phase in the region's history, marked by the revolutionaries' struggle for Vallejar's independence from Pelaxia. | ||
[[File:Map during the independence war, 1821.png|thumb|Map during the independence war, 1821]] | |||
After the declaration of independence in 1818, Pelaxia responded by declaring war on the newly independent territory. This armed conflict was an attempt by the revolutionaries to secure Vallejar's freedom and sovereignty against the Pelaxian metropolis. Throughout this war, the Vallejarian population fought with great determination and courage for their emancipation. | After the declaration of independence in 1818, Pelaxia responded by declaring war on the newly independent territory. This armed conflict was an attempt by the revolutionaries to secure Vallejar's freedom and sovereignty against the Pelaxian metropolis. Throughout this war, the Vallejarian population fought with great determination and courage for their emancipation. | ||
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Finally, in 1829, after nearly 11 years of struggle, the revolutionaries achieved victory in the War of Independence. Pelaxia recognized Vallejar's independence, marking the birth of a sovereign and free nation. The independence treaty was signed in the [[town of Vallejar]], which became a symbol of Vallejar's struggle for freedom. The [[Battle of Vallejar|bloodiest battle of the war]] was fought in this town, where 32,000 revolutionaries faced 57,000 Pelaxians. Despite the difficulties, the Vallejarians defended their position on top of a sacred mountain for the natives for over 13 hours. The battle came at a high cost in lives, with 5,600 casualties among the revolutionaries and 23,900 among the Pelaxians. This town and battle became a symbol of the fight for freedom and gave its name to the newly emerged independent state, which became known as Vallejar. | Finally, in 1829, after nearly 11 years of struggle, the revolutionaries achieved victory in the War of Independence. Pelaxia recognized Vallejar's independence, marking the birth of a sovereign and free nation. The independence treaty was signed in the [[town of Vallejar]], which became a symbol of Vallejar's struggle for freedom. The [[Battle of Vallejar|bloodiest battle of the war]] was fought in this town, where 32,000 revolutionaries faced 57,000 Pelaxians. Despite the difficulties, the Vallejarians defended their position on top of a sacred mountain for the natives for over 13 hours. The battle came at a high cost in lives, with 5,600 casualties among the revolutionaries and 23,900 among the Pelaxians. This town and battle became a symbol of the fight for freedom and gave its name to the newly emerged independent state, which became known as Vallejar. | ||
# "Rebel State" | |||
# Areas occupied by Pelaxian forces | |||
=== Independence and Sovereignty === | === Independence and Sovereignty === | ||
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The era of independence and sovereignty in Vallejar, which extends from 1829 AD to the present day. The beginning of this era was marked by the freedom of the Vallearian people, who finally had the autonomy to determine their own path and destiny. In just two years, the [[first Constitution of Vallejar]] was approved, and a [[First Monarch of Vallejar|monarch was named]], laying the foundations of the nation. | The era of independence and sovereignty in Vallejar, which extends from 1829 AD to the present day. The beginning of this era was marked by the freedom of the Vallearian people, who finally had the autonomy to determine their own path and destiny. In just two years, the [[first Constitution of Vallejar]] was approved, and a [[First Monarch of Vallejar|monarch was named]], laying the foundations of the nation. | ||
The integration of Vallejar into the [[Loa Empire]], which took place from 1829 until the dissolution of the empire in 1875, was a period marked by an unexpected union that significantly changed the destiny of the Vallejarian nation. Following Vallejar's forced independence from Pelaxia, the Loa Empire presented itself as an unusual yet appealing alternative. Despite the somewhat unstable government situation in the Loa Empire in the 1830s, it offered Vallejar a friendly integration into its territories, ensuring the complete freedom of the Vallejarian people in exchange for close collaboration with the imperial government. Although the integration seemed to imply Vallejar becoming part of the Loa Empire, in practice, the territory of Vallejar retained its independence. During this period, which lasted until the empire's fall in 1875, Vallejar was able to benefit from this relationship in many ways. Close collaboration allowed Vallejar to access Loa technology and modernity, which propelled the country's development. A robust trade relationship was established with neighboring Polynesian kingdoms, improving Vallejar's economy and regional influence. Furthermore, this period of unity and collaboration led to a blending of cultures and peoples, creating a more diverse and enriched society. The protection provided by the Loa Empire in the early years of national sovereignty also contributed to the security and stability of Vallejar. | The integration of Vallejar into the [[Loa Empire]] with the sign the [[Vallejarian peaceful integration in Loa Empire|Vallejarian peaceful integration in Loa Empire treaty]], which took place from 1829 until the dissolution of the empire in 1875, was a period marked by an unexpected union that significantly changed the destiny of the Vallejarian nation. Following Vallejar's forced independence from Pelaxia, the Loa Empire presented itself as an unusual yet appealing alternative. Despite the somewhat unstable government situation in the Loa Empire in the 1830s, it offered Vallejar a friendly integration into its territories, ensuring the complete freedom of the Vallejarian people in exchange for close collaboration with the imperial government. Although the integration seemed to imply Vallejar becoming part of the Loa Empire, in practice, the territory of Vallejar retained its independence. During this period, which lasted until the empire's fall in 1875, Vallejar was able to benefit from this relationship in many ways. Close collaboration allowed Vallejar to access Loa technology and modernity, which propelled the country's development. A robust trade relationship was established with neighboring Polynesian kingdoms, improving Vallejar's economy and regional influence. Furthermore, this period of unity and collaboration led to a blending of cultures and peoples, creating a more diverse and enriched society. The protection provided by the Loa Empire in the early years of national sovereignty also contributed to the security and stability of Vallejar. | ||
One of the first decisions made by the appointed monarch was to change the name of the nation to the Christian Community of Vallejar, proclaiming the state as the defender and promoter of Vallejarian Christianity. This emphasized the importance of religion in the life and culture of the nation. Religious freedom became a fundamental right, and Vallearian Christianity became one of the key pillars of the kingdom. | One of the first decisions made by the appointed monarch was to change the name of the nation to the Christian Community of Vallejar, proclaiming the state as the defender and promoter of Vallejarian Christianity. This emphasized the importance of religion in the life and culture of the nation. Religious freedom became a fundamental right, and Vallearian Christianity became one of the key pillars of the kingdom. | ||
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The geographical diversity of Vallejar has given rise to a wide variety of landscapes that are appreciated by both local residents and tourists. Beautiful places to visit and available tours have attracted both international and domestic tourism, turning the most scenic areas into popular destinations. This tourism industry not only highlights the nation's natural beauty but also contributes to economic development, as areas with greater tourist appeal are often slightly more prosperous than the rest of the country. | The geographical diversity of Vallejar has given rise to a wide variety of landscapes that are appreciated by both local residents and tourists. Beautiful places to visit and available tours have attracted both international and domestic tourism, turning the most scenic areas into popular destinations. This tourism industry not only highlights the nation's natural beauty but also contributes to economic development, as areas with greater tourist appeal are often slightly more prosperous than the rest of the country. | ||
[[File:Topographic map of Vallejar.png|thumb|Topographic map of Vallejar]] | |||
===Climate and environment=== | ===Climate and environment=== | ||
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The idea that the king governs in accordance with the will of God is fundamental in the nation's system of government, and it is expected that all of the king's decisions are guided by this belief. This reinforces the importance of religion and spirituality in the life of the nation and the influence of the Christian faith in governmental decision-making. | The idea that the king governs in accordance with the will of God is fundamental in the nation's system of government, and it is expected that all of the king's decisions are guided by this belief. This reinforces the importance of religion and spirituality in the life of the nation and the influence of the Christian faith in governmental decision-making. | ||
To improve the administration of the different areas, the government is organized into ministries headed by the different ministers of God, these [[Ministrys of Vallejar|ministrys]] are: Security and Justice, Defense, Education, Economy, Healtcare, Infrastructure, Interior, foreign relations and society. | |||
===Legislative=== | ===Legislative=== | ||
Under the system of absolute autocratic monarchy in the Christian Community of Vallejar, the responsibility for the legislative power rests with the king, who makes decisions in consultation with his [[Minister of God|ministers of God]] and advisers whom he appoints. However, it's important to note that, while the ministers and advisers provide counsel to the monarch, they do not have the ability to interfere in the king's final decision. The monarch is the supreme authority in legislative decision-making, and ultimately, his decisions are definitive. | Under the system of [[absolute autocratic monarchy]] in the Christian Community of Vallejar, the responsibility for the legislative power rests with the king, who makes decisions in consultation with his [[Minister of God|ministers of God]] and advisers whom he appoints. However, it's important to note that, while the ministers and advisers provide counsel to the monarch, they do not have the ability to interfere in the king's final decision. The monarch is the supreme authority in legislative decision-making, and ultimately, his decisions are definitive. | ||
This governmental structure reflects the centralized authority and power of the king in the Christian Community of Vallejar, where individual decision-making is highly valued, often in alignment with religious principles and the will of God. Ministers of God and advisers play a supportive role to the king but do not have direct influence on the monarch's final decision. | This governmental structure reflects the centralized authority and power of the king in the Christian Community of Vallejar, where individual decision-making is highly valued, often in alignment with religious principles and the will of God. Ministers of God and advisers play a supportive role to the king but do not have direct influence on the monarch's final decision. | ||
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The divisions that exist in the country are purely administrative and are used to improve and expedite legal procedures in each region or zone. There are no real barriers or borders between these administrative zones, and freedom of movement between them is unrestricted. Tax and legal conditions are uniform throughout the country, unless explicitly stated otherwise. | The divisions that exist in the country are purely administrative and are used to improve and expedite legal procedures in each region or zone. There are no real barriers or borders between these administrative zones, and freedom of movement between them is unrestricted. Tax and legal conditions are uniform throughout the country, unless explicitly stated otherwise. | ||
[[File:Map of the administrative zones of Vallejar.png|thumb|Map of the administrative zones of Vallejar]] | |||
The nation's five administrative zones are [[Administrative zone of San Gabriel|San Gabriel]], [[Administrative zone of Santa Lucía|Santa Lucía]], [[Administrative zone of Monteclaro|Monteclaro]], [[Administrative zone of Valle Verde|Valle Verde]], and [[Administrative zone of Los Picos|Los Picos]]. Although the capital, which houses the king and the [[Royal family of Vallejar|royal family]] in the [[Royal palace of Vallejar|Alhama la Nueva Palace]], plays a central role in terms of politics and administration, it does not receive preferential treatment compared to other cities in the country. The emphasis is on equality and equity for all citizens, regardless of where they reside or work, promoting an inclusive and just society in the Christian Community of Vallejar. | |||
# San Gabriel | |||
# Santa Lucía | |||
# Monteclaro | |||
# Valle verde | |||
# Los Picos | |||
# [[Administrative zone Gran Chimborazo|Gran Chimborazo]] (Special administrative zone, Does not appear on the map) | |||
===Politics=== | ===Politics=== | ||
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This political dynamic reflects the commitment of Vallejarian society to actively participate in the improvement and development of the nation, demonstrating a genuine concern for the welfare and progress of their country. The absence of state subsidies to these organizations underscores their independence and altruistic focus in the pursuit of solutions and improvements for the Christian Community of Vallejar. | This political dynamic reflects the commitment of Vallejarian society to actively participate in the improvement and development of the nation, demonstrating a genuine concern for the welfare and progress of their country. The absence of state subsidies to these organizations underscores their independence and altruistic focus in the pursuit of solutions and improvements for the Christian Community of Vallejar. | ||
===Law=== | ===Law=== | ||
The Christian Community of Vallejar has a unique system of governance in which there are no political parties due to the absence of democratic elections. Instead, legally recognized [[Representative organizations of Vallejar|representative organizations]] play a fundamental role by serving as vehicles for the presentation of the people's ideas and needs to the king through a legal process. | [[File:Royal palace of Vallejar, Alhama la Nueva.jpg|thumb|Royal palace of Vallejar, Alhama la Nueva]]The Christian Community of Vallejar has a unique system of governance in which there are no political parties due to the absence of democratic elections. Instead, legally recognized [[Representative organizations of Vallejar|representative organizations]] play a fundamental role by serving as vehicles for the presentation of the people's ideas and needs to the king through a legal process. | ||
Regarding succession to the throne, the system is based on family inheritance, following a tradition similar to medieval monarchies. The king's eldest child inherits the kingdom, maintaining the continuity of the head of state within the same bloodline. However, in situations where there is no suitable royal member to assume the position, legal processes are carried out to determine a new ruler or a solution to the nation's governance. This approach highlights the importance of continuity and stability in the monarchical succession. | Regarding succession to the throne, the system is based on family inheritance, following a tradition similar to medieval monarchies. The king's eldest child inherits the kingdom, maintaining the continuity of the head of state within the same bloodline. However, in situations where there is no suitable royal member to assume the position, legal processes are carried out to determine a new ruler or a solution to the nation's governance. This approach highlights the importance of continuity and stability in the monarchical succession. | ||
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==Demographics== | ==Demographics== | ||
The Christian Community of Vallejar is distinguished by being a state that values and supports diversity, as long as it aligns with the nation's ethical values. Openness to people of different cultures, religions, backgrounds, and socioeconomic situations, as long as they share the desire to live in peace, contribute, and assimilate into the existing population, is a fundamental pillar of the country's immigration policy. | The Christian Community of Vallejar is distinguished by being a state that values and supports diversity, as long as it aligns with the nation's ethical values. Openness to people of different cultures, religions, backgrounds, and socioeconomic situations, as long as they share the desire to live in peace, contribute, and assimilate into the existing population, is a fundamental pillar of the country's immigration policy. | ||
This attitude embraces and encourages cultural and ethnic diversity in Vallejar, creating an environment where tolerance and coexistence are paramount. Despite this policy of openness and welcoming diversity, the recent history of the nation has hindered significant immigration to the country, which may be due to specific circumstances or policies that have limited the flow of immigrants in recent times. | This attitude embraces and encourages cultural and ethnic diversity in Vallejar, creating an environment where tolerance and coexistence are paramount. Despite this policy of openness and welcoming diversity, the recent history of the nation has hindered significant immigration to the country, which may be due to specific circumstances or policies that have limited the flow of immigrants in recent times. | ||
This balance between promoting diversity and recent limitations on immigration reflects the complexity of Vallejar's immigration policy and its commitment to ethical values and social cohesion. | This balance between promoting diversity and recent limitations on immigration reflects the complexity of Vallejar's immigration policy and its commitment to ethical values and social cohesion. | ||
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!Population | |||
!Amount | |||
!Percentage | |||
|- | |||
|Children | |||
|Aprox 8.97 Mill | |||
|24% | |||
|- | |||
|Adults/Working Class | |||
|Aprox 21.39 Mill | |||
|62% | |||
|- | |||
|Seniors/Retirees | |||
|Aprox 4.83 Mill | |||
|14% | |||
|} | |||
===Ethnicity=== | ===Ethnicity=== | ||
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}} | }}This policy of inclusion and openness has resulted in a diverse society rich in terms of experiences and backgrounds. Vallejar celebrates tolerance and coexistence among people of different origins and beliefs, fostering an environment where diversity is considered a strength. | ||
The combination of an inclusive approach and recent restrictions reflects the complexity of Vallejar's immigration policy and its commitment to ethical values and social cohesion. | |||
===Language=== | ===Language=== | ||
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Collectively, these values of simplicity, humility, solidarity, and effort have forged a united and committed community in the Christian Community of Vallejar, where the experience of life is cherished, and efforts are made together to achieve a better future. | Collectively, these values of simplicity, humility, solidarity, and effort have forged a united and committed community in the Christian Community of Vallejar, where the experience of life is cherished, and efforts are made together to achieve a better future. | ||
[[File:Main University of Vallejar, Alhama la Nueva.jpg|thumb|Main University of Vallejar, Alhama la Nueva]] | |||
===Education=== | ===Education=== | ||
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This means that while the "traditional family" model is predominant, the existence of various family structures and personal relationships in Vallejarian society is recognized and respected. The values of equality and respect for all individuals are fundamental in the Christian Community of Vallejar, contributing to an environment of inclusion and acceptance of diversity in all its forms. | This means that while the "traditional family" model is predominant, the existence of various family structures and personal relationships in Vallejarian society is recognized and respected. The values of equality and respect for all individuals are fundamental in the Christian Community of Vallejar, contributing to an environment of inclusion and acceptance of diversity in all its forms. | ||
[[File:Tortilla de Patatas.jpg|left|thumb|Tortilla de Patatas]] | |||
===Cuisine=== | ===Cuisine=== | ||
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The diversity of unique dishes and flavors found in Vallejar is the result of centuries of cultural influence and exchange. From traditional dishes that use indigenous ingredients to recipes that incorporate elements from other parts of the world, Vallejar's cuisine reflects its history and diversity. The flavors, aromas, and colors of Vallejarian gastronomy are a testament to the culinary richness of the nation. | The diversity of unique dishes and flavors found in Vallejar is the result of centuries of cultural influence and exchange. From traditional dishes that use indigenous ingredients to recipes that incorporate elements from other parts of the world, Vallejar's cuisine reflects its history and diversity. The flavors, aromas, and colors of Vallejarian gastronomy are a testament to the culinary richness of the nation. | ||
===Religion=== | ===Religion=== | ||
In Vallejar, [[Vallejarian | In Vallejar, [[Vallejarian Church|religion]] is a fundamental and highly significant element for the population. The predominant religion in the country is [[Vallejarian Christianity|Vallejaran Christianity]], which has historically been a pillar of the culture and society. The majority of citizens are followers of this religion and consider it a central aspect of their identity and values. Vallejaran Christianity is an essential part of daily life and the way people understand their purpose in the world. | ||
This religion is not only important for individual life but also influences government policies and decisions. Vallejaran Christianity is considered the official state religion and plays a prominent role in shaping laws and policies. The government recognizes and respects the right to free worship, meaning that citizens have the freedom to practice their religion without restrictions. | This religion is not only important for individual life but also influences government policies and decisions. Vallejaran Christianity is considered the official state religion and plays a prominent role in shaping laws and policies. The government recognizes and respects the right to free worship, meaning that citizens have the freedom to practice their religion without restrictions. | ||
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===Arts and Literature=== | ===Arts and Literature=== | ||
[[File:The Paths of Eternal Faith, Federico García Lorka.jpg|thumb|The Paths of Eternal Faith, Federico García Lorka]] | |||
Art in Vallejar is characterized by its simple style, resembling realism but deeply rooted in the mentality and culture of the people. Most of the artworks that follow this style today are paintings and architecture. However, in earlier times, religious sculptures could also be found in monasteries and churches throughout the nation. These archaeological remnants indicate that Vallejar's cultural history is rich and ancient, allowing art to evolve and develop over time. | Art in Vallejar is characterized by its simple style, resembling realism but deeply rooted in the mentality and culture of the people. Most of the artworks that follow this style today are paintings and architecture. However, in earlier times, religious sculptures could also be found in monasteries and churches throughout the nation. These archaeological remnants indicate that Vallejar's cultural history is rich and ancient, allowing art to evolve and develop over time. | ||
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It is interesting to observe how literature in Vallejar has played a crucial role since the early days of colonization, driven by the need to spread religion and facilitate the assimilation of the native population. Over the years, significant literary works reflecting religious influence and the way of life in the nation have emerged. Here, I present two fictional works that exemplify this influence: | It is interesting to observe how literature in Vallejar has played a crucial role since the early days of colonization, driven by the need to spread religion and facilitate the assimilation of the native population. Over the years, significant literary works reflecting religious influence and the way of life in the nation have emerged. Here, I present two fictional works that exemplify this influence: | ||
# "[[The Paths of Eternal Faith]]": This work, written by | # "[[The Paths of Eternal Faith]]": This work, written by [[Federico García Lorka]], narrates the story of a spiritual journey in search of religious truth and redemption. Through the experiences and dilemmas of the characters, the novel explores the importance of faith in the lives of Vallejar's citizens and how religion has shaped their society. | ||
# "[[The Song of Redemption]]": This is a poetic epic that celebrates Vallejar's devotion and spirituality. The work recounts the hero's struggle for salvation and redemption in a world filled with challenges and temptations. The poem reflects the profound connection between faith and everyday life in Vallejar and how religion has been a source of inspiration for citizens throughout history. | # "[[The Song of Redemption]]": This is a poetic epic that celebrates Vallejar's devotion and spirituality. The work recounts the hero's struggle for salvation and redemption in a world filled with challenges and temptations. The poem was writen by [[Antonio Manchado]], and reflects the profound connection between faith and everyday life in Vallejar and how religion has been a source of inspiration for citizens throughout history. | ||
[[File:The Song of Redemtiom, Antonio Manchado.jpg|left|thumb|The Song of Redemtiom, Antonio Manchado]] | |||
===Sports=== | ===Sports=== | ||
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===Industries and Sectors=== | ===Industries and Sectors=== | ||
[[File:Vallejar farming lands.jpg|thumb|Vallejar farming lands]] | |||
The most important economic sectors in Vallejar include: | |||
# Industry: Industry is one of the main drivers of Vallejar's economy. It encompasses both heavy and light industry, including the manufacturing of goods, machinery, electronic equipment, chemicals, and more. The industry is a fundamental pillar of the economy and provides a wide range of jobs in the country. | # Industry: Industry is one of the main drivers of Vallejar's economy. It encompasses both heavy and light industry, including the manufacturing of goods, machinery, electronic equipment, chemicals, and more. The industry is a fundamental pillar of the economy and provides a wide range of jobs in the country. | ||
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# Renewable Energy: Vallejar has made significant investments in renewable energy, including solar, wind, and nuclear energy. The country aims to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels and transition to cleaner and more sustainable energy sources. The production and export of technology and equipment related to renewable energy are also significant aspects. | # Renewable Energy: Vallejar has made significant investments in renewable energy, including solar, wind, and nuclear energy. The country aims to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels and transition to cleaner and more sustainable energy sources. The production and export of technology and equipment related to renewable energy are also significant aspects. | ||
These | These economic sectors are vital for Vallejar's development and economic growth, and the country continues to work on their expansion and diversification to ensure a prosperous and sustainable economic future. | ||
[[File:Vallejarian Peseta.jpg|left|thumb|Vallejarian Peseta]] | |||
===Currency=== | ===Currency=== | ||
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===Energy=== | ===Energy=== | ||
[[File:Nuclear Power Plant in Vallejar, town of San Javier.jpg|thumb|Nuclear Power Plant in Vallejar, town of San Javier]] | |||
Vallejar, in its firm commitment to environmental preservation and sustainability, has led a remarkable revolution in its energy sector. The nation has taken a determined stance toward renewable energy sources, becoming a global leader in the responsible use of natural resources. The majority of energy in Vallejar comes from renewable sources, such as solar panels and wind stations, harnessing the power of the sun and wind to meet the country's energy needs. | Vallejar, in its firm commitment to environmental preservation and sustainability, has led a remarkable revolution in its energy sector. The nation has taken a determined stance toward renewable energy sources, becoming a global leader in the responsible use of natural resources. The majority of energy in Vallejar comes from renewable sources, such as solar panels and wind stations, harnessing the power of the sun and wind to meet the country's energy needs. | ||
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==Military== | ==Military== | ||
[[File:National Mission Squadron, in combat, 2008.jpg|thumb|National Mission Squadron, in combat, 2008]] | |||
The [[Vallejarian Army Forces|Vallejarian military]] has played a crucial role in the nation's history and has remained one of the most advanced and respected sectors. With a long military tradition dating back to imperial times, Vallejar's armed forces have historically been a source of pride for the population. During its rich history, they have participated in countless [[Wars of Vallejar|conflicts]] and battles, with many distinguished generals, such as [[Don Juan Casanova]], [[Lucas Faso Gutiérrez]], or [[Ramiro Parlo Jota]], who have left their mark on the country's military history. | The [[Vallejarian Army Forces|Vallejarian military]] has played a crucial role in the nation's history and has remained one of the most advanced and respected sectors. With a long military tradition dating back to imperial times, Vallejar's armed forces have historically been a source of pride for the population. During its rich history, they have participated in countless [[Wars of Vallejar|conflicts]] and battles, with many distinguished generals, such as [[Don Juan Casanova]], [[Lucas Faso Gutiérrez]], or [[Ramiro Parlo Jota]], who have left their mark on the country's military history. | ||
Today, the Vallejaran military is a comprehensive and modern institution. It is composed of various specialized divisions in all fields and is equipped with state-of-the-art technology. In addition to its traditional role in defense and security, the armed forces also play a significant role in civil protection and maintaining secure borders. Religion and state policies have influenced the development and strength of the military, leading to a broad, well-trained, disciplined body of specialists in various areas. | Today, the Vallejaran military is a comprehensive and modern institution. It is composed of various specialized divisions in all fields and is equipped with state-of-the-art technology. In addition to its traditional role in defense and security, the armed forces also play a significant role in civil protection and maintaining secure borders. Religion and state policies have influenced the development and strength of the military, leading to a broad, well-trained, disciplined body of specialists in various areas. | ||
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=== Structural composition === | |||
The Vallejarian Army is composed of four distinct sections, each further subdivided into various units or military departments. This organizational structure is designed to enhance the administration of the military sector, and the army operates within the military laws of the nation, internal regulations of its sections, and even regulations of its departments if such exist. The army is administered by the Ministry of Defense, responsible for all matters related to military development and affairs. The Supreme Commander, in addition to section generals, is the king, holding complete authority over the army and serving as the primary icon alongside the flag. | |||
==== Ground Forces ==== | |||
The Ground Forces are the oldest military branch established in Vallejarian territory, originating as a professional force in the early 16th century under the governor of the newly conquered territory by Pelaxian forces. Initially, small militias comprised of local men-at-arms, needy peasants, mercenaries, and Pelaxians seeking a living in the New World formed the foundation. Their initial mission was to maintain Pelaxian control over the region without maintaining a professional army on the territory. | |||
These local militias gradually organized, grew, and formalized, forming different militia divisions with various objectives scattered throughout the territory. The main militias during the colonial era were the [[Monteclaro Militia]] (main militia for maintaining control over important areas), the [[Lightning Militia]] (rapid-response militia for urgent and significant threats), and the [[High Fort Militia]] (heavy militias guarding borders against land attacks, especially from "barbarians"). | |||
After more than a century of maintaining control over the area, the militias were unified into a single military entity known as [[The Host of Vallejar|"The Host of Vallejar"]] (named after the place of its creation). This Host was part of the [[Huestes Reales|Royal Hosts of Pelaxia]], considered the best of their time, and their dominance on the battlefield was overwhelming. This Host, formed in the [[town of Vallejar]], had the same function as its predecessors: ensuring Pelaxian control of the territory against any threat. | |||
This section is divided into four specific departments: | |||
'''Border Control:''' This department is responsible for the security and maintenance of the nation's land borders to prevent illegal immigration, drug trafficking, entry of dangerous individuals, and terrorists, among other things. It is composed of land border forces and posts, as well as the management of these resources. | |||
'''Citizen Security:''' The Citizen Security department is tasked with ensuring citizen security at important events, large gatherings, and for the protection of important personalities. | |||
'''General Army:''' This is the main department, composed of all land forces and vehicles owned by the Vallejarian government. Its function is to defend the integrity, sovereignty, and national security, as well as the constitutional order of Vallejar. | |||
'''Development of Military Technologies (Land):''' This department is responsible for developing technologies related to the ground forces and their mechanized components to improve the effectiveness of land forces. | |||
==== Royal Navy ==== | |||
The Vallejarian Navy was established in 1835, six years after the War of Independence. During the colonial era, all military and commercial ships and vessels were entirely integrated into the Pelaxian navy. After independence and the complete reconstruction of the state from scratch, the army and navy were professionally and modernly rebuilt. Revolutionaries with military experience were formalized and professionalized, all vessels were repaired and rebuilt, and military departments were created for army management. | |||
This section is divided into four specific departments: | |||
'''Maritime Control:''' Responsible for the control of seas where Vallejarian sovereignty is effective, focusing on repelling threats, patrolling, and alerting the general navy in case of urgent and immediate danger. It also controls illegal immigration, drug trafficking, and the overall control of the seas, consisting of armed boats and small ships. | |||
'''General Navy:''' The main force of the navy, tasked with defending Vallejar's sovereignty and maritime control against any significant threat. It also supports ground units when necessary and assists the air forces. This section includes all military vessels owned by the Vallejarian government not assigned to other sections. | |||
'''Protection of Vessels:''' Dedicated to protecting and supporting all national vessels that require protection due to the nature of their content, importance, or circumstances. This protection service is free for all national vessels requiring it and has worldwide reach. Foreign vessels in similar circumstances can also request protection, but it will only be provided in the Vallos region and will be free of charge. It consists of different armed boats and medium-sized ships. | |||
'''Development of Military Technology (Navy):''' Comprising scientists, researchers, and engineers dedicated to developing military technologies related to the navy. This section has research centers throughout the territory, both public and private. | |||
==== Air Force: ==== | |||
Established in 1923, the Vallejarian Air Force is dedicated to maintaining control and national sovereignty over Vallejar's airspace, as well as conducting various missions, deliveries, and test flights to experiment and aid in the sector's development. | |||
This section is divided into three specific departments: | |||
'''Air Control:''' Ensures the civil aviation safety of Vallejar, monitoring all Vallejarian airspace and its surroundings. Using advanced surveillance systems, it anticipates potential threats, ensuring an effective response in emergency situations. Additionally, it collaborates with civilian authorities to coordinate flights and ensure safe and efficient air traffic. This department includes all control centers and air traffic controllers overseeing airspace, along with general aviation and its quick-response aircraft. | |||
'''General Aviation:''' The most critical part of Vallejarian aviation, consisting of all military aircraft owned by the Vallejarian government. It is responsible for maintaining national air sovereignty, supporting and assisting other sections as needed. | |||
'''Development of Military Technology (Aviation):''' This department develops military technologies for aviation to advance the sector technologically. It consists of research centers, scientists, and engineers. | |||
==== Space Force ==== | |||
The Vallejarian Space Force, established in 2005 is focus on defending, maintaining, and expanding national sovereignty beyond the atmosphere. | |||
This section is divided into three specific departments: | |||
'''Logistics and Intelligence:''' Manages the construction and launch of military and civilian satellites for the nation, focusing on intelligence and logistical support. | |||
'''Space Operations:''' The most important department of the Space Force, dedicated to conquering and maintaining superiority in deep space. Comprising all ships, satellites, and various probes and national objects launched beyond the atmosphere, also collaborates closely in the [[Vallejarian Space Program|national space program]]. | |||
'''Development of Military Technology (Space):''' This department aims to develop and improve space technologies for both military and general national use. It includes research and development centers throughout the nation, along with scientists, engineers, and researchers. the most ambitious objective is to achieve spacecraft with stable nuclear propulsion for long distances and trips, in addition to improving their efficiency, speed and safety. | |||
== See also: == | |||
'''· [[Economy of Vallejar]]''' | |||
'''· [[Pelaxia]]''' | |||
'''· [[Alhama la Nueva]]''' | |||
'''[[Vallejar's tax sistem|· Vallejar's tax sistem]]''' | |||
[[Vallejarian War of Independence|'''· Vallejarian independence war''']] | |||
'''[[Vallejarian Space Program|· Vallejar space program]]''' | |||
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