YinYangia

YinYangia, officially the Republic of YinYangia or the American Western Region of China, is a transcontinental island country in North America and Asia, located at the Bering Sea. It has maritime borders with Alaska to the east, Kozankyo to the south, and Russia to the northeast. YinYangia is the most populous island in the Bering Sea, with a population of around 96 million as of 2023. Its capital and most populous city is Malodin, which is also the economic, political, and the financial hub of the country, and even the island itself.

During the ancient times, the Gawudzan Island, where modern-day YinYangia is situated in, was made up of several indigenous empires. Two of the important ones include the Esemaric and Marakaian empires. The island was heavily sinicized during the 1300s by the Han immigrants, and took full control under the Tebai dynasty in 1538 AD. In 1641, the Qing dynasty took control of Gawudzan Island and the Mandarin language was spread across former Marakaia and Anotokeceria. The Gawudzan Republic was established on August 27, 1799, which is celebrated today as Republican Day, under Meixue Tzenla, who was one of the most important figures in YinYangian history. It was later overthrown and the Toralaq Republic, the last indigenous-ruling nation in the island, was established in 1936. The country was under the regime of dictator Reshard Unefed, who was ousted and later executed on June 2, 1956. Toralaq Republic was governed under a communist regime until the 7776 Revolution, returning democracy to the country. However, as years went by, the economy of the country began to decline, which was blamed on mismanagement and corruption from the government. Series of violent anti-government protests around September and October 1999 led to the eventual downfall of the Toralaq Republic on October 22, 1999, and its ultimate replacement with YinYangia the following day.

YinYangia runs a monopoly on the Gawudzan Island's economics and politics. It is a regional power in the Bering Sea, with the second largest economy in the world due to extreme investment and rapid economic boosting. According to the constitution, YinYangia is a democratic Christian state. It is a flawed democracy and the conservative YinYangia People's Party is the current ruling political party. The president of YinYangia is Swe Aigyi, and the prime minister of the country is Mei Jiauhwang. It is a multicultural and multilingual society, with five languages having official status, and YinYangiese has official mandatory status. Christianity is the of YinYangia, although religious minorities are granted freedom of religion.

YinYangia is a member of the, , , Bering Economic Cooperation, , and the. It is the founding member of the BEC, and was a former member of the.

History
Long ago, in 1100 AD, Gawudzan Chinese from mainland China fled and discovered an island on the Bering Sea. It was already inhabited by several Gawudzanian tribes. In 1641, the Qing dynasty takes control of YinYangia.

On July 10, 1799, the Qing Dynasty let the Gawudzans run by themselves due to cultural differences, and the Gawudzans established the Gawudzan Republic, under Meixue Tzenla.

It had an agricultural-based economy plan. It had one of the most arable land and suitable land for vegetation. It quickly grew to the top as the largest economy in the world. Immigrants from Japan and the Philippines fled here, seeking for a better life.

Toralaq Republic (1936-1999)
Main article: Toralaq Republic

The Tottomics were heavily oppressed and persecuted by the Gawudzan government during the 1900s, and many atrocities against them occurred. Historians usually refer to this as a 'genocide', but the Gawudzan government denied this allegation. The Gawudzan-speaking Han protested against the killings of the Tottomics several times, but action was only taken in 1931, when the government introduced a new 'quadunity' plan, bringing all the four main ethnicities, the natives, the Han, the Japanese, and the Filipino, into one state in harmony.

In 1934, after the election of the hardliner, Swet Ka-Ziaw, he demanded all other ethnicities in the Gawudzan Republic expelled and make the country a pure 'Han' state. The Tokamala massacre occurred in the night of July 29, 1935, mass killing 30,000 Tottomics. Distrust in the state skyrocketed among citizens, and Ka-Ziaw was internationally condemned for his ultranationalism, and has been often accused of supporting, which he publicly never expressed. On July 17, 1936, Reshard Unefed and his army overthrew the government and executed Ka-Ziaw for ethnic cleansing. The event became to be known as the Toralaq revolution, officially establishing the Toralaq Republic the next day. Unefed introduced new policies that mostly encourages ethnic unity, but also included several laws that discriminated other ethnicities.

Under the newly-established Toralaq Republic, the majority-Han people were treated as second-class citizens, and were sometimes marginalized. During the in 1940, the government heavily suppressed and crushed the -allied Gawudzan Lions, which attempted to overthrow the Tottomic government and reestablish the Gawudzan state. The town of Ben Ayah was razed by some former Gawudzan Lions soldiers in 1942, and all of them were starved to death by the Toralaq Army. The country also heavily blockaded the from invading their country. After the end of World War II, the Toralaq Republic allied with the, and encouraged economic freedom. The Toralaq economy tripled in the 1950s, and eventually became a middle-class economy by 1954. In 1949, the country shifted its capital to the newly-created Feederet from Muliuden. A new time system was created in 1950, known as the Toralaq national time. Unlike the Greenwich standard time, the Toralaq national time does not follow the 12:00 format, instead, the 12:P1, 12:P2, 12:MM is followed.

On the night of June 2, 1956, the communist party, led by Awrahem Thar, ousted the civilian government and executed Unefed by firing squad after being found guilty for ethnic discrimination and war crimes at midnight of June 3. The communists established the Toralaq Socialist People's Republic the same day, with presidency being replaced with Okwahadarhaki Bakar, or the 'people's leader'. Free market was replaced with an industrial-based planned economy, and all private businessess were either handed over to the government, or dissolved. After Awrahem Thar's death in 1962, his son ascended and modified the country's planned economy, allowing little private business and foreign investment, which was only limited to the countries, specifically its greatest ally, the. Toralaq Republic normalized ties with the United States and in the late 1960s.

Anti-communist demonstrations in Ahzredalae escalated into a full scale nationwide 'revolution' in July 1976, which became known as the 7776 Revolution. The of the Soviet Union tried to intervene, but the protesters blockaded them and shot in mass numbers. Some of the soldiers from the Toralaq Army joined the protests mostly because they believed that the government was not paying them enough to feed their families. Mass civil unrest led to the communist government successfully overthrown on July 7, 1976, and replaced with a democratic civilian government. This was the first time a Marxist-Leninist state dismantled and replaced with a non-socialist state. Hevib Thar later fled to the Soviet Union, where he died in 1983. In 1980, the Toralaq government began renaming cities into their designated Tottomic names, such as Muliuden being Malodin and Sungdau being Amrekdin.

Republic of YinYangia (1999-present)
The Toralaq Government's structure at the time was heavily compared to the Apartheid system of South Africa prior to 1994. Ethnic Han Chinese, which form the majority of the island, were often denied basic human necessities and government jobs, and were effectively treated as "second-class" citizens, despite around 23% of the cabinet being dominated by the Chinese. There were also accusations of economic mismanagement and corruption which eventually pushed the country to an economic crisis in 1997, although that was mostly caused by the.

Minor protests, mainly by the Chinese descendants, began to rise in September 1999 after the Toralaq Dollar crashed, further worsening the economic situation in the Toralaq Republic. Ethnic Japanese, Filipinos, and even Tottomics have joined in the protests as well. More violent protests have erupted by the following month after several protesters have been gunned down by authorities. The period came to be known as the Toralaq Fall.

On October 22, 1999, the last president of the Toralaq Republic announced his resignation and the dissolution of the cabinet. He later came in touch with the Gawudzan United Congress and agreed to ultimately dissolve the Toralaq Republic. The "New Gawudzan Republic" Act was enacted on October 23, 1999, along with the adoption of a new constitution which restored the Gawudzan Republic under a new name, YinYangia, as suggested by politician Ashton Maisiu. It gained further recognition due to mysterious history and unique culture, and joined the United Nations in May 17, 2000.

Japan, South Korea, United States, Singapore, the European Union, and many of YinYangia's allies helped YinYangia with infastructure, military, economy, and many more. YinYangia quickly grew top from being a third world country to very rich, like Singapore.

Politics and government
The Government of YinYangia is a federal presidential democracy. The ruling party of YinYangia currently is the YinYangia People's Party, the largest party of the country. Swe Aigyi is the current president of the republic, elected after gaining a tremendous victory in the 2022 presidential election, replacing the long-term president James K. Andrea as he resigned from the position. The head of government, under the prime minister title, is Mei Jiauhwang, elected alongside Aigyi.

Economy
The currency of YinYangia is the YinYangian pound (£). Its GDP per capita is $73,426, making it the seventh richest country in the world in terms of GDP per capita, between Norway and the UAE.

The GDP of the country $19.962 trillion, making YinYangia the second richest country in the world.

Transportation
YinYangia has approximately 400,000 kilometer roads of cities and towns, and 10,000 kilometers of state roads. The country's transportation is dominated by public transport, and has a highway system of 300,000 kilometers. YinYangia has no railway service, and only has rapid transit.

As of 2020, YinYangia has 132 airports, the largest being Meixue Tzenla International Airport. Prior to its opening in 2010, Dau Muliuden Airport served as the primary airport in YinYangia, until being converted to a domestic airport.

Religion
The state religion of YinYangia is Christianity, according to the 1999 constitution. However, other religions can be practiced freely.

Territory
YinYangia has 7 states, Amrekshakir, New Kasukabe, Xiang, Utanga, Raismang, Hapien and Wangxing. Malodin acts as its own independent city. The total of cities is 195.

Wangxing and Hapien are geographically part of Asia, while the rest states are in North America.

YinYangia has four overseas territories: Dongzhai Islands, Canzari, Xo'Yalli, and Al-Xalediyyi.

Culture
YinYangia is a multicultural country. The YinYangian culture is basically a mixture of Chinese, Japanese, and Filipino cultures. One of the most popular dishes is the Lazi Lechon, spicy rotisserie pork.

Media
YinYangian Broadcasting Corporation is the national broadcaster of YinYangia. It owns four main terrestrial television channels, which are Channel One, Channel Two, Ang Ikatlo, and Putonghua Pindao. Other channels include XCT One, XCT Two, XCT Three etc. The state-owned radio networks are YYInc Radio 1 107.1 and YYInc Radio 2 98.9. Film companies are DreamMelody Pictures, World Globe Movies, National Films, Yin Yang Pictures, etc. TV Providers are YangTel, RainStar, AT&T PayTV, etc.

The international radio broadcaster of the country is Voice of YinYangia.

Population
The population of the country is 99,484,135, making it the 17th most populous country in the world.

Climate
YinYangia has 4 seasons, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring.
 * Summer (1st April-18th September)
 * Fall (19th September-19th December)
 * Winter (20th December-20th February)
 * Spring (20th February-31st March)

The highest temperature was recorded at 34°C on April 14, 2016 at Hanzhuan and the lowest was at -42°C on July 7, 1932 at Dursha.

People/Trends

 * Alcohol drinking age is 14.
 * The marriage age is 21 for men and 19 for women.
 * The driving age is 16.
 * The age for becoming an adult is 17.
 * Selling pirated films is illegal and the person caught will either be fined YY£4,000 (US$1,000) or will be sentenced to prison for two years.
 * The life expectancy of YinYangia is 102 years old.

Geography
YinYangia is situated on the Gawudzan Island, which is largely a grassland, with a tundra on the west. It has five rivers, Sahir, Little Sahir, Sang, Uthrua, and Kawere.

Schools

 * The school week is from Monday to Thursday.
 * The school time is 8:40am-2:20pm while the average is 8:30am-2:35pm.
 * YinYangia's literacy rate is 94%
 * The average schooling time for YinYangians is 14 years.

Sports
The national and the most played sport on YinYangia is Cricket. Soccer is the second most played.