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Name:
Principality of Pakuningratan
Kepangeranan Pakuningratan
ꦏꦥꦔꦺꦫꦤꦤ꧀ꦥꦏꦸꦤꦶꦔꦿꦠꦤ꧀
Fürstentum Pakuningratan
Principado da Pakuningratan
Motto:
ꦫꦲꦪꦸꦥꦏꦸꦤꦶꦔꦿꦠꦤ꧀
Rahayu¹ Pakuningratan
Anthem:
Rahayu Pakuningratan
Flag:
Coat of Arms:
Capital and Largest City: Unggulharjo
Official Language: Javanese (Court), Dutch
National Language: Javanese (Pakuningratani)
Recognized Language: Sundanese, Madurese, Balinese, German, Portuguese
Other Languages: Spanish, English, Quechua (limited)
Ethnic Groups:
Javan Native:
- Javanese
- Sundanese
- Madurese
- Balinese
Whites:
- Dutch
- Germans
- Portuguese
Other Asians:
- Chinese
- Japanese
- Arabs (Yemeni)
South American Natives:
- Inca
- Mestizo Inca
Melanesians
Africans
Religion:
- Islam (Sunni)
Christianity:
- Catholics
- Lutherans
Folk Religion:
- Javanese Kebatinan
- Inca Religion
Demonym: Pakuningratani
Government: Unitary Semi-Direct Democratic Constitutional Monarchy
Kanjeng Pangeran (Prince): Putro Alam II Ariapramono (Ariapramono VIII)
Adipati Agung:
Abdi Dewan Adipati:
Abdi Dewan Rakyat
Legislature
Dewan Adipati: Upper House
Dewan Rakyat: Lower House
History:
Establishment as a Mataram Colony: 1688
Colony declared Self sufficient: 1775
Elevated status: September 1778
First Prince Coronation: November 23rd 1778
Armistice of Ketapang: October 2nd 1918
Fall of Mataram Sultanate: July 6th, 1919
Declared Sovereignty: August 31st, 1919
Area: 8,010 km²
Population: 6,386,500
Density: 797/km²
Currency: Pakuningratani Dukat
Pakuningratan, Officially, the Principality of Pakuningratan (Javanese: ꦏꦥꦔꦺꦫꦤꦤ꧀ꦥꦏꦸꦤꦶꦔꦿꦠꦤ꧀ / Kepangeranan Pakuningratan / [kə.paŋ.ɡə.ra.nan pa.ku.niŋ.ra.tan]) is a nation located on Galápagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Known for its unique geographical position and high population density, it has a population of 6,386,500 people, making it one of the most densely populated nations in the world. Its capital city, Unggulharjo, serves as the political, economic, and cultural hub of the country. Due to its miniscule size and dense population, Pakuningratan is often mistaken as a City State.
Pakuningratan was a former colony of the South East Asian Regional power, Mataram Sultanate, which established control over the islands during the Age of Exploration. The Galápagos Islands became a key strategic outpost for maritime trade and, later, resource extraction. Pakuningratan, as a subject to Mataram, was on the forefront of Spanish Incursions in the 17th century. Pakuningratan under Mataram rule during 18th century supported Ecuadorian Independence movement, supported Bolivarian Revolutionaries, and Accepts Native Inca migrants that were displaced during the revolution. This historical relationship with other Latin American states help shapes the unique Socio-Cultural heritage of the nation
Pakuningratan achieved independence in the mid-20th century after the fall of the Mataram Sultanate during the First World War. Since gaining sovereignty, the nation has emphasized national defense, diplomatic amicability with neighbouring nations and regional power, social equity, revitalisation of economy, and democratic governance.
Pakuningratan is a Unitary Semi-Direct Democratic Constitutional Monarchy. The nation blends monarchical traditions with democratic governance. The monarch, Crowned a Prince, acts as the Head of State, while a Grand Regent acts as the Head of Government. Political power is exercised through elected representatives and mechanisms of direct democracy. Citizens have a strong voice in policymaking through referendums and participatory processes in a system called the "Musyawarah", a system widely compared with Swiss "Landesgemeinde".
Pakuningratani economy is diverse, with key sectors including tourism, textile manufacturing, petroleum extraction, shipbuilding, metallurgy, agriculture, and aquaculture.
The country has rich offshore oil reserves, making petroleum one of its primary exports and a significant contributor to government revenue and Availability of Energy through Crude Petroleum - Refined Petroleum exchange between neighbouring nations. Agriculture and Aquaculture in Pakuningratan is mainly used to provide raw materials for industry, such as Coconuts, Kapoks, and Shellfish and for local subsistence, such as Potatoes and Fish
Pakuningratan metallurgy industry provides refined material for export and for providing materials to the shipbuilding industry, which produces light vessels for domestic and international markets.
Tourism, driven by the Galápagos Islands' natural vistas, contributes to the GDP respectfully. Pakuningratan is also on the path of researching further energy generation technology, leveraging its natural resources to invest in Geothermal and Hydropower, shifting from reliance to Fossil Fuel for power generation
Pakuningratan's landscape features volcanic peaks, lush tropical forests, and pristine beaches. Despite its high population density, Pakuningratan has prioritized conservation, implementing strict environmental laws, especially in (Isla Bartolomé) of Polanharjohadiningrat Regency and in parts of (Isla Fernandina) of Puncakmas Regency, to protect its unique ecosystems and endemic wildlife species.
Pakuningratan aims to enhance multinational cooperation in trade and commercial ventures, fostering stronger regional and future global partnerships and economic growth by strengthening diplomatic ties with neighboring nations in the Americas and forwarding the idea of bridging the Pacific between Asia and Americas.
Name:
Principality of Pakuningratan
Kepangeranan Pakuningratan
ꦏꦥꦔꦺꦫꦤꦤ꧀ꦥꦏꦸꦤꦶꦔꦿꦠꦤ꧀
Fürstentum Pakuningratan
Principado da Pakuningratan
Motto:
ꦫꦲꦪꦸꦥꦏꦸꦤꦶꦔꦿꦠꦤ꧀
Rahayu¹ Pakuningratan
Anthem:
Rahayu Pakuningratan
Flag:
Coat of Arms:
Capital and Largest City: Unggulharjo
Official Language: Javanese (Court), Dutch
National Language: Javanese (Pakuningratani)
Recognized Language: Sundanese, Madurese, Balinese, German, Portuguese
Other Languages: Spanish, English, Quechua (limited)
Ethnic Groups:
Javan Native:
- Javanese
- Sundanese
- Madurese
- Balinese
Whites:
- Dutch
- Germans
- Portuguese
Other Asians:
- Chinese
- Japanese
- Arabs (Yemeni)
South American Natives:
- Inca
- Mestizo Inca
Melanesians
Africans
Religion:
- Islam (Sunni)
Christianity:
- Catholics
- Lutherans
Folk Religion:
- Javanese Kebatinan
- Inca Religion
Demonym: Pakuningratani
Government: Unitary Semi-Direct Democratic Constitutional Monarchy
Kanjeng Pangeran (Prince): Putro Alam II Ariapramono (Ariapramono VIII)
Adipati Agung:
Abdi Dewan Adipati:
Abdi Dewan Rakyat
Legislature
Dewan Adipati: Upper House
Dewan Rakyat: Lower House
History:
Establishment as a Mataram Colony: 1688
Colony declared Self sufficient: 1775
Elevated status: September 1778
First Prince Coronation: November 23rd 1778
Armistice of Ketapang: October 2nd 1918
Fall of Mataram Sultanate: July 6th, 1919
Declared Sovereignty: August 31st, 1919
Area: 8,010 km²
Population: 6,386,500
Density: 797/km²
Currency: Pakuningratani Dukat
Pakuningratan, Officially, the Principality of Pakuningratan (Javanese: ꦏꦥꦔꦺꦫꦤꦤ꧀ꦥꦏꦸꦤꦶꦔꦿꦠꦤ꧀ / Kepangeranan Pakuningratan / [kə.paŋ.ɡə.ra.nan pa.ku.niŋ.ra.tan]) is a nation located on Galápagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Known for its unique geographical position and high population density, it has a population of 6,386,500 people, making it one of the most densely populated nations in the world. Its capital city, Unggulharjo, serves as the political, economic, and cultural hub of the country. Due to its miniscule size and dense population, Pakuningratan is often mistaken as a City State.
Pakuningratan was a former colony of the South East Asian Regional power, Mataram Sultanate, which established control over the islands during the Age of Exploration. The Galápagos Islands became a key strategic outpost for maritime trade and, later, resource extraction. Pakuningratan, as a subject to Mataram, was on the forefront of Spanish Incursions in the 17th century. Pakuningratan under Mataram rule during 18th century supported Ecuadorian Independence movement, supported Bolivarian Revolutionaries, and Accepts Native Inca migrants that were displaced during the revolution. This historical relationship with other Latin American states help shapes the unique Socio-Cultural heritage of the nation
Pakuningratan achieved independence in the mid-20th century after the fall of the Mataram Sultanate during the First World War. Since gaining sovereignty, the nation has emphasized national defense, diplomatic amicability with neighbouring nations and regional power, social equity, revitalisation of economy, and democratic governance.
Pakuningratan is a Unitary Semi-Direct Democratic Constitutional Monarchy. The nation blends monarchical traditions with democratic governance. The monarch, Crowned a Prince, acts as the Head of State, while a Grand Regent acts as the Head of Government. Political power is exercised through elected representatives and mechanisms of direct democracy. Citizens have a strong voice in policymaking through referendums and participatory processes in a system called the "Musyawarah", a system widely compared with Swiss "Landesgemeinde".
Pakuningratani economy is diverse, with key sectors including tourism, textile manufacturing, petroleum extraction, shipbuilding, metallurgy, agriculture, and aquaculture.
The country has rich offshore oil reserves, making petroleum one of its primary exports and a significant contributor to government revenue and Availability of Energy through Crude Petroleum - Refined Petroleum exchange between neighbouring nations. Agriculture and Aquaculture in Pakuningratan is mainly used to provide raw materials for industry, such as Coconuts, Kapoks, and Shellfish and for local subsistence, such as Potatoes and Fish
Pakuningratan metallurgy industry provides refined material for export and for providing materials to the shipbuilding industry, which produces light vessels for domestic and international markets.
Tourism, driven by the Galápagos Islands' natural vistas, contributes to the GDP respectfully. Pakuningratan is also on the path of researching further energy generation technology, leveraging its natural resources to invest in Geothermal and Hydropower, shifting from reliance to Fossil Fuel for power generation
Pakuningratan's landscape features volcanic peaks, lush tropical forests, and pristine beaches. Despite its high population density, Pakuningratan has prioritized conservation, implementing strict environmental laws, especially in (Isla Bartolomé) of Polanharjohadiningrat Regency and in parts of (Isla Fernandina) of Puncakmas Regency, to protect its unique ecosystems and endemic wildlife species.
Pakuningratan aims to enhance multinational cooperation in trade and commercial ventures, fostering stronger regional and future global partnerships and economic growth by strengthening diplomatic ties with neighboring nations in the Americas and forwarding the idea of bridging the Pacific between Asia and Americas.
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