Bisgea

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The Military Monarchic Empire of Bisgea
Ang Militar na Monarkiyang Imperyo ng Biheya
Esto Medolari Namorsitsa Limperiyo de Biheya
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Official Flag of Bisgea
Motto: Exercitatio perfectum facit, sed nemo perfectus
Map of Bisgea
Region Novus Licentia Terra
Capital Batarinduque
Largest city Batarinduque
Official Language(s) English, Bisgean, Filipino
Demonym Bisgean
Government Constitutional Monarchy
 - Royal Emperor Baradio Ignaltod
 - Royal Prince Baradio Ignaltod II
Independence
 - Bisnugeatan Empire 20,000 BC 
 - The Three Monarchies 1211 AD 
 - The Kingdom of Bisgea 1248 AD 
 - Republic of Bisgea Jan 27, 1529 
 - Dictatorship State of Bisgea June 14, 1637 
 - The Second Republic of Bisgea Feb 23, 1643 
 - Fadallieme Military Government Sept 21, 1853 
 - The Democratic Republic of Bisgea Nov 28, 1987 
 - The Military Monarchic Empire of Bisgea May 1, 2010 
Population 3 billion
Currency Bisgean Dollar (BGD)
Internet TLD .bis
Calling code +34
ISO Code BIS
NS NSTracker Sunset XML

Bisgea, officially known as The Military Monarchic Empire of Bisgea(Filipino: Ang Militar na Monarkiyang Imperyo ng Biheya, Bisgean: Esto Medolari Namorsitsa Limperiyo de Biheya), is a constitutional monarchy. The country is situated in northwest Novus Licentia Terra with Batarinduque as its capital.

Bisgea is the region's 8th most populous country, with a population of about 3 billion people. Its gross domestic product (GDP) of over $9,856,890,201,322.65 is the 7th largest in the region.

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[edit] History

[edit] Ancient Times

The earliest evidence of human inhabitants is the Cawanol Cave Man who lived some 50,000 years ago. This suggested that Bisgea was inhabited by humans long before the Bisnugeatan Empire's rise thousands of years later.

There was no unifying political body or state during that time. The region was filled with city-states, each led by its own King. These city-states each worshipped their own gods and had different customs and beliefs. An example of these city states is Bisnugeate, Cawanol, Parionald, and many more.

In 20,000 BC, King Leonidas of Bisnugeate started invading other city-states for the expansion of Bisnugeate. With his excellent leadership, the plan was successful. After a few years, Leonnidas was now King of the Bisnugeatan Empire, which was composed of modern day Bisgea and some parts of neighboring countries.

[edit] Division within the Empire

After tens of thousands of years, the Empire grew prosperous and powerful. All while keeping itself peaceful. There were no wars during that time, a single battle never occurred. All of this changed King Frankfurt died in 1203. The Empire was divided upon his three sons; Oliver, William, and Peter, taking the northeast, northwest and south, respectively.

The brothers grew greedy and envious of each other. All wanted to take the whole empire for themselves. Aggression started in 1241 when Oliver declared war on the Northwestern and Southern Bisnugeatan Empires. The two responded by declaring war as well. Battles occurred about once a month between two of the brothers.

At the Battle of Palms in 1242, King William was slain by King Oliver's men, making Oliver the ruler of the Northern Bisnugeatan Empire. Bisgea was now divided into two, the Northern Bisnugeatan Empire led by King Oliver and the Southern Bisnugeatan Empire led by King Peter.

The war grew uglier in the later years. Battles increased in frequency as the months passed. At the faithful Battle of Thrones in 1248, Oliver was beheaded by Peter, reuniting Bisgea once more. His first act as King was to rename the empire from the Bisnugeatan Empire to The Kingdom of Bisgea.

[edit] The Birth of Democracy

After a very serious scandal, the people protested for democracy in 1529. We thou wish for thy freedom to choose thy own's fate, one unknown writer had said. The King of that time, Nothan IV, agreed and the act was implemented at once. He went on to become the first president of the Republic of Bisgea on January 27, 1529.

When Albert Dotig rose to the presidency in 1635, all was well. But that changed in June 14, 1637, when he declared Martial Law. The declaration became unpopular as the military abused human rights. Because of the abuses and Dotig's malpractices of power, Emilio Marcelo and comrades formed the El Resistensya, an organization bent on Bisgean independence from Dotig's authoritarian rule.

Battles occurred frequently. No clear advantage was seen on either side. But on 1643, Albert Dotig was killed and the El Resistensya won its war. Emilio Marcelo became the first president of the Second Republic of Bisgea.

[edit] Bisgea's Dark Days

For the next 200 years, Bisgea became a wealthy nation with an outstanding economy. But in 1853, the tables were turned when the Fadallieme Military Government invaded. Under self-appointed leader, Remlikov Brodashenzy, the economy dropped and Bisgea became a terrible place to live in. Thousands of Bisgeans fled to neighboring countries, not to ask for help but to stay and live there for the rest of their lives, never to return.

Over the next years, Brodashenzy killed millions of Bisgeans. Grenades were thrown wherever riots and rallies formed. Bisgeans were killed for no reason at all. Thousands just disappeared, never to be seen again. During Remlikov's reign, the death rate increased by 183%, birth rates decreased by 73% and most citizens never left their homes. In 1873, Remlikov declared war on the BDF

Several times did did the Bisgean Defense Force under the leadership of Reumer Mortilla, the president before the FMG's invasion, try to reclaim Bisgea but to no avail. They never won a single battle. The BDF almost ceased to exist, only a few hundred were left. Brodashenzy thought that they have wiped the BDF off the face of the earth. But he was wrong, the BDF went into hiding and started recruiting.

In 1987, the BDF, under the leadership of Gerard Lontoc, successfully assasinated 9 high ranking officials of the FMG. The FMG fought back but was defeated due to the loss of high ranking officers. Eventually the FMG collapsed, and Gerard Lontoc was declared president.

[edit] Modern Times

On June 19, 2009, President Miguel Atienza has supposedly died when the Presidential Limousine was exploded by the Ardu Bandaf. However, it turned out that the President was alive when he returned to the Presidential Office on February 10, 2010. )n the 27th of April, another attempt was made on the President's life when he was kidnapped and taken to a warehouse in Martilb. He returned several hours later, saved by the Presidential Security Group and the Bisgean Bureau of Intelligence.

National elections on the 30th of April failed when electronic jamming devices were used. The following day, all government official's terms ended and Bisgean Defense Force Chief of Staff Baradio Ignaltod declared himself the Royal Empire of the Military Monarchic Empire of Bisgea.


[edit] Politics and government

Main article: Politics of Bisgea

Bisgea is a Constitutional Monarchy which is lead by the Royal Emperor which serves as head of state and government. The Emperor presides over the Suate Imperial Advisers which is similar to the former Bisgean Cabinet. Only Commissioned Officers of the Bisgean Defense Force may be a member of the Imperial Advisers.

The legislative power is vested in the houses of Congress, namely the Voice of the Few which is composed of 12 elected senators and the Voice of the People which is composed of 250 randomly picked individuals. The Royal Emperor also presides over the Congress.

The judicial power is in the National Court which is composed of one Chief Justice, appointed by the Royal Emperor, and 15 Associate Justices appointed by the Chief Justice.

[edit] Security and Defense

Main article: Bisgean Defense Force and Bisgean National Police

Bisgean defense is handled by the Bisgean Defense Force, which is based on the United States armed forces and is composed of three branches: the Air Force, the Army, and the Navy (including the Marine Corps. Civilian security is handled by the Bisgean National Police.

[edit] Administrative Divisions

Bisgea is divided into sixteen provinces, which act like the states of a federation, the difference is that they do not have autonomy between each other. Apart from these provinces is the capital. Listed below are the sixteen provinces and the capital:

   * 1.Balbon
   * 2.Baraghad
   * 3.Batalaman
   * 4.Dulcolas
   * 5.East Elad
   * 6.North Elad
   * 7.South Elad
   * 8.West Elad
   * 9.Entrailburg
   * 10.Hentarilson
   * 11.Intrelyo
   * 12.Kiptraldes
   * 13.Lorentia
   * 14.East Margentiol
   * 15.West Margentiol
   * 16.Special Province
   * 17.Batarinduque

[edit] Demographics

Bisgea is the region's 8th most populous country, with a population of over 2.3 billion as of 2009. The literacy rate is 95.1% and about equal for males and females. Life expectancy is 71.7 years, with 73.6 years for females and 69.8 years for males.

[edit] Languages

According to the Bisgean Constitution, Filipino, Bisgean, and English are the official languages. 20 languages, and native dialects are also spoken in Bisgea.

Filipino is spoken mainly in Batarinduque, and other urban regions. Filipino, Bisgean and English are used in government, education, print and broadcast media, and business. The government is slowly trying to educate Bisgea about Bisgean, creating compulsory classes for selected non-speakers.

Foreign languages are also spoken by at least 9% of the population, especially Lithatrian.

[edit] Religion

Bisgea is one of the nations in Novus Licentia Terra with Roman Catholic majorities. Bisgea is separated into different archdioceses, and dioceses. About 78% of Bisgeans identify themselves as Christians, with 64% belonging to the Roman Catholic Church and 27% composing of Protestant denominations, and 9% comprising of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Bisgean Independent Church, Seventh Day Adventist, United Church of Christ, and other Christian religions.

Approximately 21% of Bisgeans are Muslims. There are also a number of minority religious groups such as Buddhists, Bahá'í, Hindus, Sikhs, and animists. Along with other non-Christians, non-Muslims, and those with no religion, they collectively comprise 1% of the population.

[edit] Education

Early Education

  • Nursery/Daycare - 3 to 4 yrs old

Kindergarten

  • Kinder 1 - 5 yrs old
  • Kinder 2 - 6 yrs old

Elementary

  • Grade 1 - 7 yrs old
  • Grade 2 - 8 yrs old
  • Grade 3 - 9 yrs old
  • Grade 4 - 10 yrs old
  • Grade 5 - 11 yrs old
  • Grade 6 - 12 yrs old

High School

  • 1st Year (Freshmen) - 13 yrs old
  • 2nd Year (Sophomores) - 14 yrs old
  • 3rd Year (Juniors) - 15 yrs old
  • 4th Year (Seniors) - 16 yrs old

College

  • 17 yrs old and above. The number of years in college depends upon the school and the course taken.

Classes in Bisgean schools start in June, and end in March. The majority of colleges, and universities follow the semestral calendar from June to October, and November to March. There are a number of foreign schools with study programs.

[edit] Infrastructure

[edit] Transportation

Train service is provided by the Strong Republic Transit System, which unified the three main railway networks that service the different areas of Bisgea namely, Batarinduque Rail Transit System (BRT), the Pamcolod Rail Transit System (PRT), and the Bisgean National Railways (BNR).

There are 4 airports in Bisgea, all of which have runways. The Emilio Marcelo International Airport (EMIA) is the main airport of Bisgea. Other important airports include the Bisnugeate International Airport and the Pamcolod International Airport. The Bisgean Airlines and Pamcolod Pacific, Bisgea's leading domestic airline, are the major airlines serving most domestic, and international destinations.

[edit] Communications

Bisgea has one of the most sophisticated cellular phone industry in the world, and one of the highest concentration of users. The telecommunications company is dominated by Bisgean Telephone Company, which is also the largest company in the country. Smarom Communications, Glum Cellular, and Slort Telecom on the other hand, are three of its largest cellular service providers.

There is an estimated 2.5 billion cellular phone users in Bisgea and the ownership rate is still climbing. Text messaging have fostered a culture of quick greetings, and forwarded jokes among Bisgeans. Out of these growing number of avid texters, 1.7 billion of them use their cellular phones as virtual wallets, making Bisgea a leader among developing nations in providing financial transactions over cellular networks.

Radio, television, and internet is used frequently in Bisgea. There are approximately 1,424 AM, and 2,743 FM stations and 1,603 cable TV stations broadcasting throughout Bisgea. Bisgea has 2.1 billion Internet users being served by 152 Internet providers.

[edit] Economy

A high-tech society, Bisgea has a strong economy characterised by a large public sector which has led to a high standard of living for its residents. There are almost no poor citizens, 92% of all Bisgeans live above the poverty line. The remaining 8% is taken care of by the government.

Bisgea's economy is reliant on its natural resources, such as iron and oil, and primary industry, although in recent months there has been a shift to tourism. It is noted for strong enviromental laws. Bisgea receives a number of tourists monthly, helping the economy very much.

Bisgea's main industries are arms manufacturing, automobile manufacturing and information technology. Its main agricultural products are meats, grains, fruits and dairy products.

[edit] Sports

Bisgea is a sporting nation, with its people fans of football and basketball. It has national leagues but few international experience. An example of these leagues in the 5RZ Super League.


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