Geography
Bengera is a mainly flat nation with a rare batch of mountains in the Southeast provinces. The summers, which start in late March and end in early November, are extremely hot while the winters, which fill up every month not mentioned above, are extremely cold. Bengera is not bordered by any nations, and some nearby islands have been colonized.
Economy
The economy of Bengera is state-owned, and the private owning of anything is banned. This has proved largely successful for Bengera, and the economy has been blooming and is even larger than it was under capitalist rule. The gross domestic product of Bengera is $7,868,474,166,228.48. The gross domestic product per capita is $5,705.93. The unemployment rate of Bengera is 10.87%, because some choose not to work. The government budget is $8,525,529,600,000.00, while government expenditures is $7,843,487,232,000.00. The government exports $1,005,422,838,228.47 while importing $980,435,904,000.00, thus making a trade surplus of $24,986,934,228.47. Defence takes the cake as the most funded, taking an enormous 43% of the government budget.
History
Bengera was apart of the Polostasian from 1300 A.D. – 1368 A.D. It seceded in 1368, and was attacked by Polostasia in the same year. In a three-year war, Bengerian troops were able to fend off the troops and force them to retreat in what became known as the Bengerian War of Independence.
The nation then fell into the shadows of other nations until 1400, when a man named Jesus Christ walked the land. He ruled the nation of Bengera for three years after reportedly being crucified and then resurrected. He reportedly ascended into heaven after Bengera was invaded by Peace for men. The foreign forces then occupied the nation until they were ousted after three days, in which the Bengerians fought and fought for their independence.
Bengera then slipped away once again until 1912. Bengera declared war on fellow nearby nation, initiating the First War for Humanity. Bengera was forced to surrender in 1919, and was forced to strip itself of its colonies. Bengera was forced to pay off humiliating debts until a fascist coup came in 1933. Bengera started the Second War of Humanity in 1939, and nearly won until foreign liberation. The war ended with Bengera’s surrender in 1948.
Bengera lived under a capitalist regime from the end of the war until 1982, when a communist coup overthrew capitalism and installed a communist government under Nicholas Trotshev, who has since been replaced by David Trotshev, and the current Fredrick Trotshev.
Military
The Bengerian military is divided into five branches:
Ground Army
Air Force
Navy
Coastal Guards
Peacekeepers
During total war, the ground army, coastal guards, and peacekeepers consist of 68,950,000, 5% of the Bengerian population. During peacetime, the ground army, coastal guards, and peacekeepers consist of 27,580,000, 2% of the Bengerian population. 43% of the Bengerian budget is used to fund defence. From the age of five, all Bengerians are required to take ten years of military service.
The Bengerian Army uses modern US Army mixed with Russian Army and Chinese Army style equipment, conventional weapons, and weapons of mass destruction of all kind.
Government
The Socialist Federation of Bengera, also known as Bengera, is a socialist nation with the capital city being the city of Grendalia. All citizens are equal and are to be treated as such. Bengera became independent in 1368 A.D., and has been so since then. Bengera consists of twenty provinces, each with their own state ruler. The leaders have only a small amount of power over their state, and large affairs must be taken to the Communist Party and to the leader. In each province there is a major city, and although the “capital city” is Grendalia, a little bit of each government exists in each major city, so all of these cities and provinces would need to captured in order to win a war over the nation. The population of Bengera is 1,379,000,000.
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