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The Federal Republic of Hashemites is a nation led
by President Hashim on the continent of Asia.
The Federal Republic of Hashemites's government is a Parliamentary Republic with
very conservative social policies. Economically, The Federal Republic of Hashemites
favors far left wing policies. The official currency of The Federal Republic of Hashemites
is the Sharifian Kos.
At 893 days old, The Federal Republic ofHashemites is an ancient nation. The Federal Republic ofHashemites has a population of 13,141,957 and a land area of 165,000.00 sq. miles. This gives it a national average population density of 79.65. Pollution in the nation is
almost non-existent. The citizens' faith in the government is completely depleted with an approval rating of 0%.
Learn it here: https://politicsandwar.fandom.com/wiki/Hashemites
Throughout the history of the Hashemite Sharifian Republic, the region has been a refuge for many lost civilizations and cultures that were forced to flee from their homelands due to various reasons.
These Include along with indigenous people make up ethnic groups of HSR:
- Sharifians: 30%
- Himaqis: 14%
- Tajaranis: 9%
- Sylvari: 8%
- Marviqis: 5%
- Nouris: 4%
- Zahrans: 6%
- Azariqs: 5%
- Al-Qadims: 1.5%
- Jannatis: 3.5%
- Beraniqis: 7%
- Qalbians: 11%
- Siyadis: 2.5%
- Ardalis: 1.5%
- Rimalis: 3.5%
- Aetherians: 1.5%
- Azmarians: 2%
- Elikans: 2%
- Sha'irans: 1.5%
- Uzayris: 2.5%
Geography
Continent:
Asia
Land Area:
265,541.10 sq. km
Terrain:
Coastal areas: Along the edges of the island, the terrain is mostly flat and sandy, with long stretches of beaches and coastal wetlands. This area is prone to flooding during monsoon season, but supports a diverse range of marine life and is an important source of seafood for the nation's economy.
Mountainous regions: Inland from the coast, the terrain becomes more rugged and mountainous, with steep hills and deep valleys. These areas are heavily forested and home to a variety of wildlife, including tigers, leopards, and monkeys. The mountains are also an important source of minerals and natural resources, such as coal and iron.
Plateaus: In the central part of the island, there are large plateaus and grasslands. These areas have a milder climate than the coastal areas and are home to many farming communities. The plateaus also provide grazing land for livestock, such as cows and sheep.
Deserts: In the western part of the island, there are vast expanses of desert terrain, with sand dunes and rocky outcrops. This area is sparsely populated and is home to nomadic tribes that move across the desert with their herds of camels and goats.
Wetlands: In the eastern part of the island, there are large wetland areas with marshes and lagoons. These wetlands are home to a variety of migratory birds and provide an important breeding ground for fish and shellfish.
Highest Peak:
Haydesa, 8,611 meters
Lowest Valley:
Apsu Basin, -110 meters
Climate:
The climate of Hashemites is influenced by its location off the coast of India and Pakistan and the monsoon winds that sweep across the region. The island experiences a tropical climate with high temperatures and humidity throughout the year. There are two main seasons: the wet season and the dry season.
During the wet season, which typically runs from May to September, the island receives heavy rainfall and high humidity. This period can be challenging for the population due to flooding, landslides, and other hazards associated with heavy rain. However, the rains also support the island's agriculture, providing much-needed water for crops and supporting the growth of lush forests and wetlands.
In contrast, the dry season, which runs from October to April, is marked by lower humidity and very little rainfall. The temperatures during this season can be hot and oppressive, particularly in the coastal areas, which are more exposed to the sun and sea breeze. However, the dry season is also the best time to visit the island for tourism, as the weather is more predictable and the skies are clearer.
Overall, the climate of Hashemites presents both challenges and opportunities for its population. While the wet season can bring hazards and disruptions, it is also essential for the island's agriculture and natural environment. The dry season, although hot and dry, is also an important period for tourism and other economic activities.
The economy of the Hashemites has a rich and varied history that has played a significant role in shaping the region over the centuries. The early economy was primarily based on agriculture, with farmers cultivating wheat, barley, and other crops in the fertile valleys and hills of the region. Trade routes passing through the area allowed farmers to sell their goods and purchase other necessities.
As the region grew in importance, so did the economy. The discovery of large iron deposits in the mountains brought about a boom in the mining industry, and iron became a significant export. This led to the development of other industries, including arms manufacturing, construction, and automotive production.
In the 20th century, the discovery of oil brought about another economic revolution. The Hashemites became a major player in the global oil market, with vast oil reserves that drove the country's economic growth. This growth allowed for the development of other industries, including book publishing, retail, and tourism. The country also invested heavily in education and research, leading to the development of a thriving IT sector that is now the largest in the world.
Trout farming also became a major industry, with the region's clean water and mountain streams providing an ideal environment for raising the fish. The Hashemites became the world's biggest producer of trout, exporting the fish to markets all over the world.
The Hashemites' economy continued to thrive, with the discovery of vast uranium deposits in the region. The government invested heavily in mining and refining the uranium, which became a significant export alongside oil, iron, and trout.
Despite the challenges and disruptions brought about by wars and conflicts in the region, the Hashemites' economy has remained resilient, continuing to innovate and diversify. Today, the country is a global economic powerhouse, with a thriving IT sector, a world-class tourism industry, and a diverse range of other industries driving its growth and prosperity.
Average Yearly Income:
$188.25
Gross Domestic Product (GDP):
$18,432,793,121.00
GDP per Capita:
$1,402.59
Gross National Income (GNI):
$14,339,934,215.00
Industries:
Two major sectors:
- Agriculture
- Manufacturing
Major industries Include:
- Fuel extraction industry
- Mining and quarrying
- Automotive industry
- Information Technology
- Construction
- Trout Farming
- Book Publishing
- Retail
- Tourism
- Arms Manufacturing
Military
History:
Armed Forces of Sharifian Republic (AFSR) comprises of 6 service branches:
- Hashemite Sharifian Army (HSA)
- Hashemite Sharifian Air Force (HSAF)
- Hashemite Sharifian Navy (HSN)
- Hashemite Sharifian Marine Corps (HSMC)
- Hashemite Sharifian Airborne Corps (HSAC)
- Hashemite Sharifian Space Force (HSSF)
While two previous branches were separated from AFSR services and placed under MOD, these include:
- Organization of Sharifian Intelligence Networks (OSIN)
- Integrated Strategic Defense Agency (ISDA)
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