AWWA-Yesterday, Today, and Forever(OOC-Closed)

[Shrillland]

Well, it may be a bit of a problem. But China might try and justify that by claiming that Germany would have a hard time administering German Ostafrika (unless Germany had developed infrastructure linking it and the Congo).

But yeah, it will go to Shrill post-WW2. Hopefully, Rwanda will become sovereign too, so there can be a chance for the UN to have UNAMIR.

Rwanda would fall into British control; so it's up to Shrill on if it's eaten by a theoretical East African government or not.

Maybe at first, but the ethnic differences would eventually lead to a similar situation as ATL, I think.

[Luziyca]

Rwanda would fall into British control; so it's up to Shrill on if it's eaten by a theoretical East African government or not.

Maybe at first, but the ethnic differences would eventually lead to a similar situation as ATL, I think.

Excellent.

It'd be fun to witness an ATL Rwandan genocide.

[Unicario]

Reposting for focus:

The World after the proclamation of the Confederation of American Worker Republics, and the institution of the Home Rule Act in Japan, which created several dominion states across the world under Japanese dominion, to self-govern themselves. c. mid-1920s.

[Shrillland]

Reposting for focus:

The World after the proclamation of the Confederation of American Worker Republics, and the institution of the Home Rule Act in Japan, which created several dominion states across the world under Japanese dominion, to self-govern themselves. c. mid-1920s.

The last great expansion before everything starts to shrink.

[Unicario]

Reposting for focus:

The World after the proclamation of the Confederation of American Worker Republics, and the institution of the Home Rule Act in Japan, which created several dominion states across the world under Japanese dominion, to self-govern themselves. c. mid-1920s.

The last great expansion before everything starts to shrink.

Already concepting the map for 1967.

[Shrillland]

The last great expansion before everything starts to shrink.

Already concepting the map for 1967.

Well, India(or whatever's there) will be independent in 1926, the West African states by 1935, and as for East Africa...I'm still working on it.

[Unicario]

Already concepting the map for 1967.

Well, India(or whatever's there) will be independent in 1926, the West African states by 1935, and as for East Africa...I'm still working on it.

Re: India; I don't know what you wanna do with it -- OTL, or not?

[Unicario]

World as of 1967, after the end of the Indonesian War and the Fifty Days War.

[Unicario]

The Empire of Japan and the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere
Dai Nippon Teikoku no Dai-tō-a Kyōeiken
大日本帝國と大東亞共榮圏

Commonly known as "Japan"



Capital: Tokyo
Government: Constitutional Absolutism┼
National Language: Japanese

Regional Languages:

• English (most of Japan, inc. Shiyushima/支流島)
• Ainu (Hokkaidō)
• Malay (Malaysia)
• Mandarin (Hebei Autonomy, Shanghai, Singapore)
• Cantonese (Hong Kong, Hainan Island)
• Hawaiʻian (Hawaiʻi)
• Arabic + Soqotri (Socotra)

National Religion: State Shinto

Regional Religions:

• Islam (Socotra, Malaysia, parts of the Meiji Islands)
• Protestantism (Central Japan, Shiryushima, parts of the Meiji Islands)
• Catholicism (Southern Japan, Shiryushima, parts of the Meiji Islands)
• Orthodoxy (Hokkaido, Ryojun)
• Buddhism (Japan)
• Confucianism (Chinese Territories)
• Polytheism (Oceania, Micronesia, Polynesia; Hawai'i, parts of the Meiji Islands)

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Sovereign Monarchs

117. Meiji Empress / Empress Akiko

Born: May 9, 1754 | Death: August 15, 1837 (died of old age; natural causes)
Reign: February 11, 1774 to August 15, 1837 (63 years, 6 months, 4 days)
Full name: Akiko Sakura Yamato
Right of Inheritance: Firstborn child of Emperor Momozono

118. Junkyou Emperor / Emperor George I

Born: June 22, 1783 | Death: December 24, 1837 (assassinated by the Black Chrysanthemum Society)
Reign: August 15, 1837 to December 24, 1837 (4 months, 9 days)
Full name: George Augustus Yamato
Right of Inheritance: Firstborn child of Empress Akiko

119. Nikkou Emperor / Emperor Alexander

Born: May 24, 1819 | Death: February 26, 1898 (hypothermia and stroke)
Reign: December 24, 1837 to February 26, 1898 (60 years, 2 months, 2 days)
Full name: Alexander George Yamato
Right of Inheritance: Firstborn child of Emperor George

120. Tsuki Empress / Empress Elizabeth

Born: mid 1844 | Death: May 6, 1909 (Canadian Flu)
Reign: February 26, 1898 to May 6, 1909 (11 years, 2 months, 10 days)
Full name: Elizabeth Alexandra Augusta Yamato
Right of Inheritance: Firstborn (legitimate) child of Emperor Alexander

121. Rikugun Empress / Empress Masako

Born: January 16, 1909 | Death: September 4, 2001 (died of old age; natural causes)
Reign: May 6, 1909 to May 9, 1969 (abdicated; 60 years, 3 days)
Full name: Masako Catherine Yoshiko Yamato
Right of Inheritance: Firstborn child of the late Crown Prince Tatsu (d. 1909); grandchild of Empress Elizabeth

122. Empress Akane

Born: May 9, 1952
Reign: May 9, 1969 to August 3, 2008 (abdicated; 39 years, 2 months, 25 days)
Full name: Akane Yoshiko Megumi Yamato
Right of Inheritance: Firstborn child of Empress Masako

123. Empress Elizabeth II

Born: July 31, 1991
Reign: August 3, 2008 - present day (currently: 7 years, 8 months, 27 days and counting)
Full name: Elizabeth Rika Yamato
Right of Inheritance: Firstborn child of Empress Akane

Heir: Crown Prince Alexander (will be Alexander II upon accession)

Born: April 13, 2016
Full name: Alexander George Yamato
Right of inheritance: Firstborn child of Empress Elizabeth II

Second-in-line: Princess Victoria (would be Victoria I)
Born: April 13, 2016
Full name: Victoria Ranko Yamato
Right of inheritance: Secondborn child of Empress Elizabeth II

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Chancellors (elections have been held every 4 years since 1788)

1788-1808: Thomas Jefferson (National Conservative) - Amerikanjin
1808-1820: John Adams (National Conservative) - Amerikanjin
1820-1836: John Quincy Adams (National Conservative) - Amerikanjin
1836-1852: Iemochi Tokugawa (Imperial Liberal)
1852-1872: Kasumi Nakano (Imperial Liberal)
1872-1880: Ichirou Jefferson (National Conservative)
1880-1892: Syngman Rhee (National Conservative) - [1]
1892-1900: Michiko Adams (Imperial Liberal) - [2]
1900-1908: Avina Kamakura (Social Democratic Labour)
1908-1916: Nicholas Romanov (Social Democratic Labour)
1916-1920: James Sun (Constitutional)
1920-1921: Nicholas Romanov (Social Democratic) - [3]
1921-1932: James Sun (Constitutional)
1932-1936: Fumimaro Konoe (Conservative) - [4]
1936-1940: Inukai Tsuyoshi (Democratic)
1940-1942: Saitō Makoto (Constitutional-Democratic Alliance) - [5]
1942-1952: William Jiang (Constitutional-Democratic Alliance)
1952-1968: Sakura Kamakura (Socialist)
1968-1976: Jacqueline Kennedy (Democratic) - [6]
1976: Alexander Satō (Imperial Liberal) - [7]
1976-1979: Masayoshi Ōhira (Imperial Liberal) - [8]
1979-1980: Oyabun Kasumi Yamato (Imperial Rule Assistance Association)
1980-1992: Bernard Sanders (Socialist) - [9]
1992-2000: Sarah Adams (Democratic)
2000-2002: John MacLeod (Constitutional) - [10]
2002-2008: Princess Ranko Yamato (Imperial Rule Assistance Association)
2008-2012: Yuki Satsuma (Liberal)
2012-present: Julia Noragami (Social Democrat)

[1] Forced to leave office after vote of no confidence, caused by the Kyushuu Raid of 1892.
[2] Resigned office in 1900 for personal reasons.
[3] Resigned office in 1921 to become King of Manchukuo.
[4] Resigned office in 1936; feeling responsible for the 2/26 Incident.
[5] Creator of the Constitutional-Democratic Alliance, which lasted until 1952; after their defeat in the 1951 General Election by the Socialist Party. Died in office in 1942.
[6] Blackmailed by Imperial Liberals, forced to resign in 1975.
[7] Forced to resign due to sexual scandal, 1975
[8] Removed from office due to acts of treason, revolt against the Empire; later executed for a number of charges; prosecuted under the Sedition Act of 1836, the same laws used to charge the last King of Korea, as well as Hideki Tojo.
[9] Leader of the post-Civil War United Front which united all of the remaining parties behind a long-standing government; the United Front dissolved in the 1987 election; Sanders was still re-elected twice after that. In 1993, he chose not to seek another term in office.
[10] Forced to leave office after vote of no confidence during the 2002 riots in Niigata.

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Political Parties (from far-left to far-right)

National Syndicalist Party - Syndicalism

Japan's foremost Syndicalist Party. Formed in the early 20th century; largely far-left these days, as are most Syndicalist parties across Europe; the syncretic blend of fascism and communism has created a unique ideology. They are very staunchly economic nationalist; believing all industry should serve the state. Socially, they are progressive, believing that what people do moves them closer to a greater understanding of the world.

Socialist Party

While the Socialists were originally one of the first "four factions" in the original Japanese Diets in the late 18th century, the Socialists never had a formally organized party until the SDLP came into existence in 1891; before then, all members of Parliament were simply "Independent Socialists". As the SDLP became more moderate over the years, many people too far left for the SDLP, but too far-right for the NSP, joined into the new Socialist Party, which didn't form until 1934. They largely resemble modern socialist parties; advocating further state intervention on certain industries, and the limitation of predatory capitalism. They are socially progressive.

Social Democratic Labour Party

The first "mainstream" Socialist Party, formed in 1891 by Megumi Takibara, Nikolai Romanov, Kim Bo-hyon and other figures. They grew increasingly moderate over the years, and soon had more die-hard socialists (following more closely to Belinskyism than moderate Socialism) break off to form the Socialist Party. They are the largest party in the Imperial Parliament right now, and champion both economic and social liberalism; as well as regulatory action with regards to capitalism.

Democratic Reform Party

These are Japan's main-stream Progressives. The Democratic Reform Party was formed in the early 1950s by a group of young adults who felt they were incompatible with the general leftist sentiment on economy, but agreed with their social progressive views. The DRP has been one of the main proponents behind large progressive actions, and were a major supporter of the regime during the Japanese Civil War in 1979; to the point of zealotry.

Liberal Party

This party did not exist until the late 1980s. Originally, the Imperial Liberal Party, one of the first parties formed in the late 18th century (along with the National Conservatives), was the main and monolithic "liberal" party. However, after the party leadership was found to be supporters of the anti-monarchist rebels during the Civil War, most of the Liberal leadership and apparatus were wiped out, imprisoned, or killed -- the Liberals dispersed, and were hard-pressed to reform, those who hadn't been arrested for sedition or treason flocking to other parties, such as the Democrats, Democratic Reform, or the Social Democrats. However, in 1989, the party was revived, under Yuki Satsuma; whom has remained party leader since.

They affix themselves to "liberalism and common sense" -- centre-left ideas, but not excessive "overpowering ideas" as they claim.

Democratic Party of Japan

Where the Liberals are "Socially Liberal, Economically Liberal"; the Democrats are economic conservatives, while also being social liberal -- the Democrats see government intervention in the economy as a "step-backwards" in the progress of Japan, and believe that the zaibatsu are doing a fine job self-regulating. While they don't intend to repeal things like the Banking Regulatory Act (1935) or the Economic Integrity Act (1963), or even the Pacific Telesis Nationalization Act (1991) they don't intend to burden the economy with more regulation than there is.

Constitutional Party of Japan

The Constitutionalists are typical social conservatives; they're opposed to "great leaps" of progress without making sure that heritage and nation aren't put first before the people -- they see radical change as harmful to Japan's future, and think that great contemplation and "experimentation with the results" be done before giving it a greenlight nationally. They're also opposed to casual drug use and homosexuality, but have toned down their opposition to the latter as it becomes more and more socially acceptable.

Economically, they're opposed to regulations, and wish to privatize some of the nationally-owned companies, believing the state knows less about business than the people do. They also are opposed to some of the Imperial Family's underhanded dealings, but remain quiet because they also know what benefits they bring to the state.

Conservative Party / Tories - Socially Moderate, Economic Conservative (moderate right)

The Tories (as they call themselves to model after Britain's Tories), are the oldest political party in Japan -- formed in the late 18th century by the Amerikajin expatriates who came to Tokyo's shores to seek new lives in Japan. The Tories champion social moderate policies, believing that progress is a naturally flowing river, and that when the time comes, things will change on their own, and are not opposed to giving it a minor push here or there. Economically, they are much the same as the Constitutionalists; believing that regulation and nationalization of industry is bad, and seeks to reverse some of the more "oppressive" restrictions on capitalist enterprise.

Christian Democratic Party - Social Reactionary, Economic Liberal (right-wing)

Social Reactionaries, this lot are. They are part of Japan's large Christian group, and form their own verison of the "Moral Majority", despite not being a majority in the slightest. They are opposed to most social reform policies; including the legalization of homosexual marriage. They condemn anything they see as "degenerate", including art, music, film, television, et al. -- they are also border-line republicans, often criticizing the Imperial Family for what they see as "excesses" and "heathenism".

Everyone reminds them that their religion is not native to Japan, and was the product of European imperialism. Typically, they shut up after this.

Suppressed Parties
Movement For The Restoration of the Empire

A group of reactionaries who seek to "restore the Empire" by forcing all the Dominions and Client States to subserve themselves to Tokyo's whim; and also are one of the main proponents of a "final war to the death" with the Confederates, whom they hold as the "Eastern Oni" (eastern devil). They are ethnocentric, nationalist, and militarist to boot. However, unlike their radical-right brothers who are suppressed, they don't seek world conquest. They hold a great deal of Anglophilia, calling Britain and Canada "the great Western Realms". They are however, vehemently Russophobic, believing that Siberia should be forcibly annexed from Russia and Japonized to the point of wiping out any Slavic settlers in the region. They were a major supporter of the Japonization of Manchuria; but opposed allowing Koreans and Russian expatriates into the region.

They have been suppressed by the government and police since they were banned under the February 26 Act; 80 years ago.

Imperial Nationalist Party

Japan's fascist party; advocates Hakkō ichiu (八紘一宇, eight cords under one roof) and the subservience of all races to Tokyo's whims; wants the world to follow Japan's orders, and while not outright genocidal, they deeply imply that cultural assimilation is the only way forward for Asia's population; they all must speak Japanese, or be relegated to second-class status. They have been suppressed since the Anti-Fascist Act was passed in 1914. (commonly called the Antifa Act)

Social-Nationalist People's Movement

The SNPM is Japan's sole Natsi party. If you thought that the INP's advocation of world paternalism was bad, the SNPM is outright genocidal; they believe that 八紘一宇 means the total conquest of every part of Earth by the Japanese Empire; and the total Japonization of all races. They are vehement supporters of the Final Solution With Regards to China, and believe that the Korean, Chinese, and Confederate races are "mongrels" who should be wiped out -- they have a better view of Brits and Canadians, whom they call "noble savages", and believe that they would benefit more under Japanese suzeranity than as independent empires. They want to break China up into princely states from various "mongrel races" across the globe, and make them into weak, fealty-stricken princely regimes required to do resource exploitation for Tokyo to survive.

They, however, anoint people under the supposed "Altaic" banner (excluding Koreans, whom they consider to be mongrels, because of their Chinese influence) to be honorary Japanese; as well as Slavs and "Aryans" (Iranians) -- In their planned "new world order", a Great Slavic Brother Nation would control most of Europe, but would be required to adhere to Shintoism, and give tribute to the Japanese Emperor as the Sole Divine Figure on Earth; while also propping up the "Great Ottoman Caliphate" covering the Mediterranean Sea, and the "Great Persian Empire" spanning from Mesopotamia to Delhi, and the "Bukkhara Chaliphate" spanning Central Asia; with Japan taking the rest of Asia for herself, and occupying North America west of the Rockies; giving Canada everything east.

They have been suppressed, often times with a great deal of zeal or slight brutality, since 1914; when the Antifa Act made their existence criminal. After the revelations of what Ruthenia was doing to the Tatars, and the near-assassination of Empress Elizabeth, Natsis have been violently suppressed; if not by police, than by citizens of the Empire.

Other Parties
Imperial Rule Assistance Association

The IRAA is not a traditional political party. This "party" represents the political ministries and ambitions of the Imperial Family. If an Imperial Family member sits as Chancellor of Japan; they typically come from this party, as it is a neutral non-partisan one. The cabinet will often contain members of other parties for balance purposes. The only two times this party has ruled the country -- was between the outbreak of the Civil War, and the formation of the Sanders Government; and between the 2002 Riots, and the 2005 Election.

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Anthems of Japan
Official anthems are Furusato and Kimigayo

Kimigayo (JP)
君が代は (Kimigayo wa)
千代に八千代に ( Chiyo ni yachiyo ni )
さざれ（細）石の ( Sazare-ishi no )
いわお（巌）となりて ( Iwao to narite )
こけ（苔）の生すまで ( Koke no musu made )

Kimigayo (EN)
Thousands of years of happy reign be thine;
Rule on, my lord, until what are pebbles now
By ages united to mighty rocks shall grow
Whose venerable sides the moss doth line.

Umi Yukaba
Written in the 1770s by Japanese soldiers fighting in the Korean Rebellion

Traditional (1776):
海行かば
水漬く屍
山行かば
草生す屍
大君の辺にこそ死なめ
かえりみはせじ

English (1891):
If I go away to the sea,
I shall be a corpse washed up.
If I go away to the mountain,
I shall be a corpse in the grass
But if I die for the Emperor,
It will not be a regret.

Furusato
Japanese folk song written in the mid-18th century under the rule of Empress Meiji
兎追いし　彼の山
小鮒釣りし　彼の川
夢は今も　巡りて
忘れ難き　故郷

如何にいます　父母
恙無しや　友がき
雨に風に　つけても
思ひ出づる　故郷

志を　果たして
いつの日にか　帰らん
山は靑き　故郷
水は淸き　故郷

State of Manchukuo / State of Manchuria
(Formally recognized by Japan as The State of Manchuria and All Rus' from 1921 to 1980.)
RUS: Man'chzhuriya
JPN: 満州国 / Manshu-koku
ZH: Mǎnzhōuguó

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Administrative Capital: Rostgorod (aka Shengyang or Mukden)
Official Languages: Russian, Japanese, Korean
Established: 1 January 1921

National Anthems:
There Is A New Manchuria On Earth (official; 1921-1936)
God Save The King (official; 1936-1980)
March of the Motherland (official; 1980-present)

Army: Royal Manchurian Army
Navy: Royal Manchurian Navy
Air Force: Royal Manchurian Air Force

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Monarchs:
Names are formatted [Manchurian regnant name] / [Russian regnant name (if applicable)]

1921 - 1939: Nicholas I / Nicholas III (House Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov) - [0,1]
1939 - 1951: Tatiana / Catherine III (House Romanov) - [1]
1945 - 1970: Alexander I / Alexander IV (House Romanov-Yamato)
1970 - 1986: Feodor / Feodor IV (House Romanov-Yamato) - [2]
1986 - 1999: Ivan (House Romanov-Yamato) - [2]
1999 - present: Alexander II (House Romanov-Yamato)
Heir: Grand Duke Ivan Alexandrovich Romanov-Yamato

[0] Nicholas I & III removed the "Holstein-Gottorp" part of the dynasty name in 1923.

[1] After Nicholas died in 1939, he was succeeded by his distant cousin, Tatiana; one of the daughters of the last Russian Tsar, Nicholas II. He had many children by his wife, Empress Elizabeth, but the Imperial Family decided to pass the crown off to another group. Tatiana had married a distant cousin; one of the descendants of one of Emperor Alexander's immediate uncles. She adopted Catherine III as her regnant name for her claim to Russia.

[2] In 1980, Manchukuo ceased claiming to be the rightful successor to the Russian Empire; while Feodor IV and his descendants retained claims on a personal basis; they set those aside while they served as King/Queen of Manchuria.

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Major political parties:

Fengtian Soviet (Communist)
Social Democratic Party (Socialist)
Guomindang (Centre-left)
National Union (Centre-right)
Constitutional Party (Conservative)
Alliance of White Russians Against Republicanism (Reactionary)
Syndicalist Front (Fascist)
National Socialist All-Russian Workers Party (Natsi)

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State Minister (Head of Government)

1921-1924: Vasili Orekhov - Constitutional Party
1924-1933: Abraham Kaufman - Alliance of White Russians Against Republicanism
1933-1935: Yevgeny Pasternak - Syndicalist Front
1935-1949: Marlen Nikolaev - Fengtian Soviet
1949-1951: Pyotr Polzin - National Union
1951-1966: John Hisakawa - Guomindang
1966-1973: Song Sang-hun - National Union
1973-1980: Ivan Alkaev - Fengtian Soviet
1980-1991: Lavrentiy Krupin - Fengtian Soviet
1991-2003: James Matsuri - Constitutional Party
2003-2011: Radoslav Yakovlev - Syndicalist Front
2011-present: Thomas Hatakeyama - National Union

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Religion and Ethnic Compromisation
At time of Census, 2015

Japanese: 37.5%
White Russian: 35.3%
Korean: 7.7%
English: 8.3%
Scottish / Irish: 6.9%
Californian: 2.8%
Sinic: 1.5%

Shintoist: 38.1%
Orthodox Christianity: 20.5%
Anglicanism: 20.1%
Sanguinist Christian: 17.4%
Buddhist: 3.9%

The Empire of Tawantinsuyu



Capital: Nueva Darien, Provincia de Panamá
Government: Constitutional monarchy
National Language: Spanish, Quechua (minor, academic), Japanese (minor, trade language)
National Religions: Buddhism, Incan Shintoism, Catholicism

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Sovereign Monarchs

1. Sapa Inca Andrés Hurtado (House of de Mendoza)

Born: c. 1500 | Death: 30 March 1561
Reign: 11 July 1559 - 30 March 1561

Sapa Inca Francisco Rafael (House of de Espina)

Born: c. 1540 | Death: 6 April 1605
Reign: 30 March 1561 - 6 April 1605

Sapa Inca Francisco II (House of de Espina)

Born: c. 1559 | Death: 22 July 1609
Reign: 6 April 1605 - 22 July 1609

Sapa Inca Andrés II (House of de Espina)

Born: 3 March 1590 | Death: 16 April 1672
Reign: 22 July 1609 - 16 April 1672

Sapa Inca Andrés III (House of de Espina)

Born: 25 December 1610 | Death: 1 January 1700
Reign: 16 April 1672 - 1 January 1700

Sapa Inca Felipe Cristobal (House of de Espina)

Born: 30 July 1633 | Death: 4 April 1703
Reign: 1 January 1700 - 4 April 1703

Sapa Inca Francisco III (House of de Espina)

Born: 11 September 1675 | Death: 31 August 1705
Reign: 4 April 1703 - 31 August 1705

Sapa Inca Francisco IV (House of de Espina)

Born: 18 October 1695 | Death: 6 July 1775
Reign: 31 August 1705 - 6 July 1775

Sapa Inca Luciano (House of de Espina)

Born: 30 August 1768 | Death: 18 July 1836
Reign: 6 July 1775 - 18 July 1836

Sapa Inca Francisco V (House de Espina)

Born: 22 February 1819 | Death: 25 August 1884
Reign: 18 July 1836 - 25 August 1884

Sapa Inca Maritza I (House de Espina)

Born: 15 January 1873 | Death: 16 June 1955
Reign: 25 August 1884 - 16 June 1955

Sapa Inca Maritza II (House de Espina)

Born: 24 May 1897 | Death: 4 September 1957
Reign: 16 June 1955 - 4 September 1957

Sapa Inca Francisco VI (House de Espina-Yamato)

Born: 28 January 1928
Reign: 4 September 1957 - present

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Prime Ministers

1881-1887: Javier Fernando de Montevideo (Nationalist Party)
1887-1899: Luis Eliseo de Romero (Nationalist Party)
1899-1911: Francisco Zacarías de Cusco (Progressive Party)
1911-1929: Ernesto Guevara Sr. (Communist Party)
1929-1941: Juan Domingo Perón (Communist Party)
1941-1947: Salvador Guillermo Allende (Communist Party)
1947-1953: Eva Perón (Communist Party)
1953-1965: Salvador Guillermo Allende (Communist Party)
1965-1971: Alberto Fujimori (Progressive Party)
1971-1983: Augusto Pinochet (National Unity Party)
1983-1995: Manuel Noriega (Nationalist Party)
1995-2001: Pablo Escobar (Communist Party)
2001-present: Jorge Mario Bergoglio (Communist Party)

The United Republics of Central America
Las Repúblicas Unidas de Centroamérica



Capital: Managua, República de Nicaragua
Government: Presidential Dictatorship
National Language: Spanish
National Religion: Roman Catholic, later Centroamerican Catholic

Provinces:
República de Guatemala
República de Belice
República de El Salvador
República de Honduras
República de Nicaragua
República de Costa Rica
República de la Costa de los Mosquitos
República de La Española
República de Yucatán
República de México
República del Río Grande
República de Cuba
República de las Bahamas
República de Puerto Rico y las Islas Vírgenes

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Presidents of the Republic:

1815 - 1832: Alberto Ramos (PUC, Guatemala)
1832 - 1857: Aaron Puentes-Corchero (PUC, Guatemala)
1857 - 1869: Miguel Banderas (PUC, Costa Rica)
1869 - 1894: Antonio Cabrera (PAC, El Salvador)
1894 - 1918: Miguel Bolivar (PAC, El Salvador)
1918 - 1936: Vicente Mejía Colindres (PTS, Honduras)
1936 - 1940: Alan C. W. Burns (PUC, Belize)
1940 - 1959: Fulgencio Batista (PNSCT, Cuba)
1959 - 1970: Fidel Castro (PCC, Cuba)
1970 - 1980: Anastasio Somoza Debayle (PUC, Nicaragua)
1980 - 1983: Daniel Ortega (PCC, Nicaragua)
1983 - 1999: Colville Young (PUC, Belize)
1999 - 2010: Elmira Minita Gordon (PUC, Belize)
2010 - present: Carolina Monroy del Mazo (PUC, México)

PUC = Partido de la Unión de Centroamérica ("Party of the Union of Central America")
PAC = Populista Alianza para Centroamérica ("Populist Alliance for Central America")
PTS = Partido de los Trabajadores Sindicalista ("Syndicalist Workers Party")
PNSCT = Partido Nacional Socialista Centroamericano de Trabajadores ("National Socialist Central American Workers Party")
PCC = Partido Comunista de Centroamérica ("Communist Party of Central America")

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French State (État Français) (1897-1919)
Gemenebest van Frankrijk en Nederland / Union de la France et les Pays-Bas (1919-)

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Motto: "Allen voor één en één voor allen!" / "Tous pour un et un pour tous!"
Capital City: Paris and Amsterdam
Government:

One-party fascist state (1898-1945)
Constitutional monarchy (1945-)

National Languages: French, Dutch, Occitan, Flemish, Luxemburger, Wallonian, Indonesian, Afrikaans

Anthem: Hymne de l'Union / Hymne van de Gemenebest

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Empereur de la France (1900-1942):

Napoléon III Bonaparte
Birth name: Napoléon Eugène Louis Bonaparte
Born: 16 March 1856
Death: 3 September 1912 (age 56)
Reign: 1 January 1900 - 3 September 1912 (12 years, 8 months, 2 days)
Legitimacy: Grandson of Napoleon I / Son of Napoleon II; installed by Syndicalists to establish a proud nationalist France.

Napoléon IV Bonaparte
Birth name: Napoléon Frédéric Bonaparte
Born: 31 July 1878
Death: 16 March 1942 (age 63)
Reign: 3 September 1912 - 16 March 1942
Inheritance: Eldest son of Napoleon III

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Keizerin van Nederland en Indonesië (1900-1942):

Wilhelmina van Oranje-Nassau
Birth name: Wilhelmina Helena Pauline Maria van Oranje-Nassau
Born: 31 August 1880
Death: 28 November 1962
Reign: 23 November 1890 - 28 April 1942 (abdicated)
Inheritance: Dutch monarch; daughter of William III of the Netherlands

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Empereur de l'Union / Keizer van het Gemenebest:
Napoléon V van Oranje-Nassau-Bonaparte
Birth name: Napoléon Willem van Oranje-Nassau-Bonaparte
Born: 30 April 1909
Death: 30 April 1980
Reign: 16 March 1942 - 30 April 1980
Inheritance: Son of Napoleon IV / Son of Wilhelmina

James I van Oranje-Nassau-Yamato
Birth name: James Leopold Napoléon Alexander van Oranje-Nassau-Bonaparte-Yamato
Born: 16 December 1973 (age 41)
Reign: 30 April 1980 to present day
Inheritance: Grandson of Napoléon V

Prince-Imperial James, King of Rome, Prince of Orange
Birth name: James Napoléon van Oranje-Nassau-Bonaparte-Yamato
Born: 22 August 1989 (age 25)
Heir to the Throne since 22 August 1989
Inheritance: Son of James I

Commandant de l'État (1897-1945)

Ferdinand Foch (1897-1904)
Jacque Küchler (1904-1936)
Solange Glaisyer (1936-1945)

Ministre de l'Etat / Staatsminister (1947-)

Andreas Jozef van Galliër(1947-1957) - Communist Party
François Mitterrand (1957-1969) - Communist Party
Barend Biesheuvel (1969-1975) - National Democratic Party
Valéry Giscard d'Estaing (1975-1983) - National Democratic Party
Jacque Küchler II (1983-1994) - Le Syndicat
Nicolas Sarkozy (1994-2005) - Le Syndicat
Mark Rutte (2005-2013) - Communist Party
Caroline Glasiyer (2013-) - Le Syndicat

Confederation of American Worker Republics (est. 1922)



Capital: Richmond, Workers Republic of Virginia
Government: One-party communist state
National Language: English

National Anthems:
The Internationale (1922 - 1947)
Which Side Are You On? (1947 - 1953)
This Land Is Your Land (1953 - present)

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Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars for the American Soviet Republic (1918-1922)
1918 - 1922: William D. Haywood (All-American Social Democratic Labour Party; AASDLP)

General Secretary of the Confederation of American Worker Republics (1922 - present)
1922 - 1928: William D. Haywood (AASDLP, Syndicalist)
1928 - 1947: James P. Cannon (CPC, Trotskyite) **
1947 - 1948: Spiro Agnew (CPC, Belinskyite)
1948 - 1959: A. Philip Randolph (CPC, Syndicalist)
1959 - 1972: Terry Sanford (CPC, Belinskyite)
1972 - 1985: Martin Luther King, Jr. (CPC, Boseist)
1985 - 1991: James Carter (CPC, Syndicalist)
1991 - 2003: William J. Blythe (CPC, Belinskyite)
2003 - present: William Haymitch (CPC, Belinskyite)

CPC: Communist Party of the Confederation

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(to be finished)

[Unicario]

Anthems of the World (post-WW2)
Currently being revised, so pardon the mess

AMERICAS:

Canada: God Save The King / O Canada!
Confederation of American Worker Republics (1922-47): The Internationale
Confederation of American Worker Republics (1947-53): Which Side Are You On?
Confederation of American Worker Republics (1953-): This Land Is Your Land
Autonomous State of Great California: California / Ue o Muite Arukō
Centroamerica: La Granadera
Tawantinsuyu: Marcha de los Mil
Venezuela: Gloria Al Bravo Pueblo
Brazil: Hino Nacional Brasileiro
Guyane: Cher terre de Guyane, des rivières et des plaines

EUROPE:

United Kingdom: God Save The King
Carolingia: Europa, Erwache! / Europe, Réveille! / Europa, Ontwaakt!
Spain: Himno de Riego
Portugal: A Portuguesa
Catalonia: Barcelona
Vasconia: Eusko Abendaren Ereserkia
Italy: The Song of the Italians
Denmark: Der er et yndigt land / Kong Christian stod ved højen mast
Norway: Ja, vi elsker dette landet / Kongesangen
Sweden: Du gamla, Du fria / Kungssången
Finland: Maamme
Intermarium: Mazurek Dąbrowskiego
Yugoslavia: Hej Sloveni!
Hungary: Himnusz
Rumite Empire: Mecidiye Marşı
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: State Anthem of the Soviet Union
Republic of Russia (1910-1991): State Anthem of the Russian Republic

AFRICA:

United Arab Republic: Walla Zaman Ya Silahi
Nigeria: Arise, O Compatriots
Grande Mare: Canzone del Grande Mare
Union of South Africa: Die Stem van Suid-Afrika / God Save The King
Kamerun: Die Versammlungslied
Volta: Einer einzigen Nacht
Kongo: Erwache, Kongolesischen!
Autonomous Republic of Darfur: Hatikvah
Empire of Ethiopia: Ode to Joy
Empire of Mozambique: Auld Lang Syne

MIDDLE EAST:

Hashemite Arabia: al-Watan al-Arabiyya
The Ilkhanate: Salamati-ye Shah
Afghanistan: Surud-e Milli

ASIA:

Empire of Japan: Kimigayo / My Country "Tis of Thee / Umi Yukaba
Empire of Korea: Aegukga / Kimigayo
Kingdom of Manchukuo: There Is A New Manchuria On Earth / Kimigayo
Indochinese Federation: Dang dan cung / Kimigayo
Kingdom of Khmer: Nokor Reach / Kimigayo
Kingdom of Thailand: Phleng Chat Thai / Kimigayo
Republic of China-Nanjing: San Min Chu-i
Republic of China-Guangxi: March of the Volunteers
Khanate of Mongolia: Mongol Ulsyn Töriin Duulal
British Raj: God Save The King
Australia: God Save The King
New Zealand: God Save The King

Future State Anthems

Union of South Africa (during apartheid): Die Stem van Suid-Afrika
Republic of Rhodesia: Rise O Voices of Rhodesia
Republic of South Africa (post-apartheid): National Anthem of South Africa
Natal Free State (Japanese protectorate, dissolved 1994): Senyuu
Eurasian Soviet Republic (1991-present): Рабочая Марсельза / Worker's Marseillaise*

[Unicario]

Because I never agreed with the way Ruridova did the "emancipation" process:

Confederate major milestone laws

1832: Adoption of the first ten amendments to the Confederate Constitution ("Bill of Rights"); democracy is not universal, you have to be a landed white male in order to vote.
1845: Fugitive Slave Act passed by the Confederate Congress; making harboring fugitive slaves a capital crime.
...
Apr. 1889: Manumission Amendment: Slavery is abolished in the Confederate States of America. Negroids are still not considered citizens at all.
September 1890: Separate Car Act passed in Louisiana and several states, mandating that negroes and whites have separate cars. Some train lines ban negroes entirely.
June 1896: Supreme Court of the Confederate States (SCOTCS) rules on Plessy v. Ferguson which rules that segregation may exist in a "separate but equal" basis.
May 1897: Confinement Act bans negroids and mulattos from occupying certain positions based on racial ancestry; commonly called the "Birmingham Laws".
...

The CSA in ATL does not have universal sufferage because slave-power(tm) and women's sufferage won't emerge until the Communist Revolution.

[Shrillland]

Sorry I haven't been on lately, I just haven't been feeling it anymore.

[Bojikami]

Sorry I haven't been on lately, I just haven't been feeling it anymore.

I feel that. Should we skip to the beginning of WW2?

[Shrillland]

Sorry I haven't been on lately, I just haven't been feeling it anymore.

I feel that. Should we skip to the beginning of WW2?

Honestly, I've thought about just shutting it down. I'm not really having fun anymore. Unless someone wants to take Britain et al.

[Luziyca]

I feel that. Should we skip to the beginning of WW2?

Honestly, I've thought about just shutting it down. I'm not really having fun anymore. Unless someone wants to take Britain et al.

Indeed.

I think this RP has run its course, to be honest.

[Unicario]

After 2, nearly 3 years of roleplaying, I can accept this. Time for her to go gently into the night.

Requiscat in Pace, AWWA.

[Bojikami]

Honestly, I've thought about just shutting it down. I'm not really having fun anymore. Unless someone wants to take Britain et al.

Indeed.

I think this RP has run its course, to be honest.

Yeah. In a sense, we kind of did finish it out. We had it completely planned out, so there is that.

[Luziyca]

Indeed.

I think this RP has run its course, to be honest.

Yeah. In a sense, we kind of did finish it out. We had it completely planned out, so there is that.

Indeed.

I think to be honest, the RP should probably have been put to rest once Ruridova left this RP for good.

But yeah, it was a fascinating experience. Cannot say that I can find it very often.