Vizhutua

The Vizhutuan Fedaration (Vizhutuoq: ; romanized: Viźutusəğ) is a country located in the, located west of Australia and north of Guenung. By both area and population, Vizhutu is the largest country in the Ondalsan Archipelago, and is the economic and political power in the region. Vizhutu's population is about 89 million people as of 2021.

Andamanese intermixed with Austroasiatic peoples and migrated to the Ondalsan Archipelago in 20,000 BC, creating the Ondalese people. The first government, the Tambal Empire, was formed in 498 BCE. More ethnic groups created their own kingdoms until Vizhuese War of Unity caused the Vizhutuan Empire to gradually conquer the kingdoms by 1622. In 1856, Bur and Nyidush were ceded to the British Empire until 1945, causing civil unrest that eventually lead to the creation of democracy. Cadasa invaded the Vizhutuan Federation during World War II. Since 1946, the Vizhutuan Fedaration developed into a superpower with a highly developed economy.

The Vizhutuan Federation is a great power with an highly developed economy; it is the largest economy in the Ondalsan Archipelago, the world's fourth-largest economy by nominal GDP, and the fourth-largest by PPP. The Vizhutuan Federation is a founding member of the Ondalsan Union, Group of 20, and the Non-Aligned Movement.

Early history (-100 ad)
Vizhutuan was inhabited by the indigenous starting around 20,000 BCE. From 498 BC to around 100 AD, the Tambal Empire existed. It was the first government on the Vizhutuan islands.

Kingdoms and empires (100 ad-1622)
After the Tambals were defeated by the rival Rangitians, many other monarchial entitles appeared. In the south, the Vizhutus and Lenyings appeared, while in the north there lived the Rangitians and Keimas. There were many wars between the nations. In 1562, the Southern Tansai War started between the Lenyings and the Keimas. A total of 4 million people died, and the Sultanate of Keimas was no more.

Unity and founding of the federation (1616-1622)
1616 is considered to be the start of modern Vizhuese history. In that year, the Vizhutu Empire, which had grown into one of the largest and wealthiest empires in the islands, decided to do the impossible: Unite Vizhutu. The Vizhuese War of Unity started. In 1619, the Vizhutus conquered the Lenyings, then the Rangitians in 1620, what was left of Tambal in 1621, and Nyldush and Bur in 1622. In 1622, the Vizhutuan Federation was founded.

Early years of the federation and reforms (1622-1856)
The federation was at first an absolute monarchy, known as the Vizhutuan Empire.

In 1856, the states of Nyldush and Bur were ceded to the British following the battle of Nyldush of the Anglo-Vizhunese War. There was so much outrage, that it caused the Lenying Revolution. The monarchy became constituional and the office of prime minister was established.

Introduction of democracy (1856-1945)
The 1856 elections were the first elections in Vizhunese history. However, the system was corrupt and not free. There were many coup d'etats up until the reign of Kaushtubh, which started in 1901. He, along with elected prime minister Armand Parekh, introduced reforms that cut down corruption and introduced liberal democracy. The 1906 federal election was the first free and fair election in Vizhutuan.

Modern history (1945-)
Although Vizhutuan was neutral during World War I, it was not the same for World War II, as the Japanese cilent state of Cadasa invaded Vizhutu in 1942. In 1943, the city of Tambal was ravaged by Cadasan bombing. The Vizhutuan Fedaration subsquently joined the war under the Allies. The following two years were the bloodiest years in Vizhuese history. As much as 5 million Vizhuese soldiers sacrificed their lives while Cadasa tried to invade the country.

In 1944, Cairo Raijar was elected prime minister. After the war, Raijar started to make Vizhutuan developed, modeled after the US post-war boom. In the 1950s, Vizhutuan population grew fivefold, and the capital city Visaha became a modern city with office buildings and skyscrapers.

In fact, Raijar was so popular that he died in office in 1972. His son Rafiq Raijar became prime minister from 1973 to 1986, and Rafiq's son Bhaswar was prime minister from 1986 to 2000.

From 1998 to 2010, Vizhutuan was under an economic reccession known as the Lost Decades. This ended when prime minister Yusef Karwati introduced economic reforms, and now Vizhutuan is growing again.

Government and politics
"See also: List of monarchs of the Vizhutuan Federation, List of prime ministers of the Vizhutuan Federation, List of political parties in the Vizhutuan Federation, Elections in the Vizhutuan Federation, Constitution of the Vizhutuan Federation"Before the reforms of 1856, the federation was an absolute monarchy. In 1856, the prime ministership was established.

Vizhutuan Federation's system of government takes place under a framework of a constitutional monarchy, whereby a hereditary monarch serves as head of state. The monarch is also head of the armed forces, and must be a practicing Hindu. The current monarch is Hrindyashu, who started his reign in 2015. The prime minister, however, is seen as head of government and de facto head of state since the monarchy is ceremonial. The current prime minister is Pratika Chandra, a member of the New Democratic Union, who started her term in 2019.

There are three branches of government in Vizhutu.


 * Legislative: The unicameral Parliament of the Vizhutuan Federation is the legislature of the federation. It consists of of 801 seats. The prime minister also holds a seat in the parliament.
 * Executive: Includes the prime minister and their cabinet.
 * Judicial: The Supreme Court is the highest court in Vizhutu. It has a good reputation of being fair and non-partisan.

Political parties include: Socialist Workers' Party of Vizhutu, Vizhutuan People's Party, New Democratic Union, Conservative Party, etc.

Administrative divisions
Vizhutu has six states:


 * 1) Bur
 * 2) Lenying
 * 3) Nyldush
 * 4) Rangit
 * 5) Tambal
 * 6) Vizhutu

Culture
The culture of Vizhutu has been shaped by long intermiction between original indigenous customs of the Ondalese peoples and influences from the Malay subcontinent, China, and the Indian subcontinent.