Post by kinbongjalu on Jun 30, 2011 12:58:39 GMT -5
People and culture
Official Language: Kinbong-English, Rastafarian
How its citizens are known/referred to: Kinbongjas
Population (As per NS): 7 Million
Major Cities: Port Hijula, Luostok, Kimalo Beach
Life Expectancy: 70 Years
Economy
Currency: Mino
NS Economy Ration: Good
Major industries: Fishing, Agriculture, Forestry, Light Manufacturing, Tourism
Government
Capital: New Jalupa
Government Type: Elected Parliament
Ruler type and name of ruler: Prime Minister Isaac Fielding
Legislative Body: The Coastal Parliamentary House
Geography and Environment
Climate (if different in different areas of the country (IE, the United States), specify: Hot & humid summers with heavy rain. Tropical storms yearly occurrence. Fall & winter months are normally dry, little rain with big ocean winds.
Military
Rebuilding as we speak
Map & Flag
History
Kinbongjalu in the beginning was made up of simple tribal clans and the occasional shipwrecked crew from various empires. The seafloor of The Majoa Cliffs are said to harbor many ancient vessels that met an unfortunate fate by The Cliff's rocky shore.In time, Kinbongjalu begun receiving more foreign visitors both for trade and...relaxation. (The population of the natives of Kinbongjalu at this time had the women outnumbering the men 3:1.) Many of the sailors who came all across the TKI to trade in one of Kinbongjalu's many ports loved the natural environment and the freedom from their empires.
They settled on the island, married the natives women and began forming towns for the population and a growing economy. In time, these men or the relatives of these men would formally create the nation of Kinbongjalu, as citizens of Kinbongjalu.
By the late 1700's, popular rumors made Kinbongjalu out to be an open trading center to sell and buy goods and products with other ship crews, at better prices then in their own empires. Everything from foods to metals to slaves to opiates were smuggled and traded in harbors like Port Hijula and Kimalo Beach. From the ports & harbors, many goods were then carted to the market town of Jalupa, were island residents build rich business. The first official heads of state of Kinbongjalu were basically the businessmen who ran the marketplaces & harbormasters who ran the major ports.
(Port Hijula, 1794)
Official Language: Kinbong-English, Rastafarian
How its citizens are known/referred to: Kinbongjas
Population (As per NS): 7 Million
Major Cities: Port Hijula, Luostok, Kimalo Beach
Life Expectancy: 70 Years
Economy
Currency: Mino
NS Economy Ration: Good
Major industries: Fishing, Agriculture, Forestry, Light Manufacturing, Tourism
Government
Capital: New Jalupa
Government Type: Elected Parliament
Ruler type and name of ruler: Prime Minister Isaac Fielding
Legislative Body: The Coastal Parliamentary House
Geography and Environment
Climate (if different in different areas of the country (IE, the United States), specify: Hot & humid summers with heavy rain. Tropical storms yearly occurrence. Fall & winter months are normally dry, little rain with big ocean winds.
Military
Rebuilding as we speak
Map & Flag
History
Kinbongjalu in the beginning was made up of simple tribal clans and the occasional shipwrecked crew from various empires. The seafloor of The Majoa Cliffs are said to harbor many ancient vessels that met an unfortunate fate by The Cliff's rocky shore.In time, Kinbongjalu begun receiving more foreign visitors both for trade and...relaxation. (The population of the natives of Kinbongjalu at this time had the women outnumbering the men 3:1.) Many of the sailors who came all across the TKI to trade in one of Kinbongjalu's many ports loved the natural environment and the freedom from their empires.
They settled on the island, married the natives women and began forming towns for the population and a growing economy. In time, these men or the relatives of these men would formally create the nation of Kinbongjalu, as citizens of Kinbongjalu.
By the late 1700's, popular rumors made Kinbongjalu out to be an open trading center to sell and buy goods and products with other ship crews, at better prices then in their own empires. Everything from foods to metals to slaves to opiates were smuggled and traded in harbors like Port Hijula and Kimalo Beach. From the ports & harbors, many goods were then carted to the market town of Jalupa, were island residents build rich business. The first official heads of state of Kinbongjalu were basically the businessmen who ran the marketplaces & harbormasters who ran the major ports.
(Port Hijula, 1794)
