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The Sultanate of Beistum is a nation led
by Sultan Yasmin Pahlavi on the continent of Asia.
The Sultanate of Beistum's government is a Constitutional Monarchy with
very moderate social policies. Economically, The Sultanate of Beistum
favors right wing policies. The official currency of The Sultanate of Beistum
is the Beistum Dinar.
At 149 days old, The Sultanate ofBeistum is a mature nation. The Sultanate ofBeistum has a population of 1,574,057 and a land area of 22,400.00 sq. miles. This gives it a national average population density of 70.27. Pollution in the nation is
almost non-existent. The citizens' faith in the government is at an all-time high with an approval rating of 100%.
Etymology
Beistum is the name of a hill that is associated with an ancient deity called Mitra. The first peoples of the region worshipped this deity in times of war and in need of wisdom.
Over time, the people who lived in this region were called by others "beist um" (mountain people).
History (resume)
The region was part of the Persian Empire, known as Arachosia or Harauvatis. Being an important economic and geographical region, they suffered oppression from the Persian central government. In 338 A.D. Omyan Mirza declared the country's independence. It was later annexed by the Ummayad Empire (700 A.D). Ma'mun Kedar Naser brought Sufism, which was accepted by all layers of society in a profound way.
The region was also part of the Silk Road. It was an hub between the Middle East and Asia.
Economy
The most important sectors are: microconductors, oil, metallurgy. These activities together account for 47% of GDP. After the reforms made by the government in partnership with the OECD, Beistum has experienced an increase in foreign investment.
Beistum is the 5th largest economy in the world.
Geography
Each part of the country has its own characteristics. The Himalayan mountain range (north) and the Thar Desert (west) stand out. The Indus and Ganges rivers spread throughout most of the east.
Administrative Division
The country is divided into 32 Provinces,the Autonomous Province of Maldives and 2 Autonomous Cities (Al Marak and Dellin).
Polices
Devolution
Government power is substantially delegated to local authorities.
Native Representation
Only native-born citizens may hold elected office.
Monarchy
The special status of a royal family is enshrined in law.
Public Protest
The right to public protest is considered to be essential.
Term Limits
Elected representatives must leave office after a legally mandated amount of time.
Marriage Equality
Citizens of the same gender may marry.
No Abortion
Abortion is illegal.
No Adultery
Adultery is prohibited by law.
Conscription
A period of military service is compulsory for all citizens.
DNA Harvesting
Citizen DNA must be submitted to the state.
Gun Control
Citizens are forbidden from owning firearms.
Cannabis
Cannabis may be legally purchased.
Capitalism
Private industry is permitted within a market-based economy.
Parents Leave
New mothers or fathers receive paid leave from employment.
Nuclear Power
The nation is nuclear powered.
Climate Treaty
The nation is a signatory to an international climate treaty.
Arachosia or Harauvatis was an sapatry that preceed Beistum.
The region were culturally and economically oppressed by central government due to resistence to assimilate Persian culture.
INDEPENDENCE AND MONARCH (338 - 334 a.C)
When the Persian Empire began to crumble, Beistum declared their independence with the help of their local military forces and the support of their people.
The Pahlavi family was chosen to rule the country by other wealthy families and the people.
This was because they were the main supporters of the independence movement, both through their actions and financial contributions.
Beistum was chosen as the new country's name because of the mountain with the same name.
FIRST INDEPENDENCE WAR (333 - 331 a.C)
Darius III sent 34.000 soldiers to reconquer Beistum. Despite winning every battles at west, his army lost the main battle near to Himalayas.
Omyan Mirza I, first Sultan of Beistum, hide half of his army in a secret cave. After battle started, the Persian army was surprised with an unexpected attack on the right flank.
After this defeat, the rest of enemies were expelled from the territory.
ISLAMIC INVASION AND YELLOW FLOWERS MOVEMENT (210 - 700 a.D)
The region was attacked by other countries after the fall of the Persian empire.
Only in 670 AD, Beistum was annexed and incorporated into the Umayyad Empire. The royal family is forced to isolate themselves in India. In the year 677 AD, Sultan Omyan I died in exile. After hearing the news, people started the Yellow Flowers Protest.
More than 70,000 people went to the capital Al-Marak to leave a yellow flower in front of the government headquarters (the flower is a symbol of the Mirza Dynasty). The protest included a prayer to the late Sultan and a request for the return of the Royal House of Pahlavi to local government, so that Sultan Omyan could also be buried in his country.
Omiyad Mirza was placed as local ruler, but demoted with the title of Emir and subordinate to the Sultan of Umayyad.
SUFISM, SILK ROAD AND SECOND INDEPENDENCE WAR (700 - 1097 a.D)
Ma'mun Kedar Naser was responsible for bringing Sufism to Beistum, with the aim of pacifying and bringing the word of Allah to the pagans.
Emir Omiyad converts to Sufism and finances missionary activities in all cities of Beistum.
700 AD, Omiyad structured the region to form part of the Silk Road.
710 AD, Omiyad's son Ayan Mirza declares war on the Umayyad Empire and resumes the title of Sultan.
In the year 713, Sultan Ayan blocked the silk route to his kingdom, preventing goods from reaching their final destination, the city of Damascus (Capital of the Umayyad Empire).
With this blockade, the Sultan created a special fleet of ships, so that goods could reach Europe, but by sea and even faster than by land. Which attracted even more wealth to the region.
The Empire sends an army in an attempt to break the blockade and re-annex the region. However, the maritime part of the route becomes more suitable for merchants, and consolidates their power, which makes the country recognized by the Tang Dynasty and Japan.
GUJARATIAN MAGADH WAR (1100 - 1150)
Sultan Ayan III creates an alliance with the Magadh Empire against the Gurajat Confederacy.
As a result of this war, Beistum gains 1/3 of the Confederacy's territory, in addition to all the riches gained in the attacks.
MEDIEVAL BEISTUM (1150 - 1500)
The medieval era was marked by a lot of centralization and religious wars.
The immigration of Shiites to Beistum was complex and disorderly. This happened because most sultans lived and opted for a "freer" government compared to others at the time.
Supported by other Shia countries, Shias residing in the country were encouraged to rebel against the Sufi Sultan.
This caused the War of the Two Moons, which was won by Beistum and increasing its considerable influence in the region.
EARLY MODERN BEISTUM (1500 - 1800)
The Modern Era brought Europeans' attention to Asia, especially oil. Despite numerous offers from the national oil company. Beistum maintained control over it.
MODERN BEISTUM (today)
In the 19th century, Beistum was already one of the leading producers of technology, steel, oil and oil products. Taking advantage of the profit coming from the National Petroleum Company, Mayaf Pahlavi began structuring the metallurgical industry in the country. This reduced the country's dependence on oil, and made the region's economy grow exponentially.
Geography
Continent:
Asia
Land Area:
36,049.22 sq. km
Terrain:
Beistum covers the West Himalayas. It's considerable mountanious and predominant plains.
The Syabim River across half of the country.
There is a Thar desert at south.
Highest Peak:
Guru Shikhar, 1,723 meters
Lowest Valley:
Bhim Valley, 100 meters
Climate:
Beistum have semi arid, humid tropical at south. But to the north it's become more cold and alpine.
People & Society
Population:
1,574,057 people
Demonym:
Beistumian
Demonym Plural:
Beistumians
Ethnic Groups:
Beistumian - 78.4% Chinese - 14.5% Indian - 7.1%
Languages:
Beistumian - 71.4% Chinese - 19.6% Indian - 8.5%
Religions:
Sufism - 71.1% Buddhism - 20.5% Hinduism - 9.4%
Health
Life Expectancy:
70 years
Obesity:
3.9%
Alcohol Users:
21.4%
Tobacco Users:
18.3%
Cannabis Users:
10.7%
Hard Drug Users:
3.4%
Economy
Description:
ECONOMIC POLICY
Country economy is a mixed social market economy. Beistum combining free market capitalist with social polices and enough regulation to establish fair competition and welfare state.
FOREIGN TRADE
Exportations: energy, solar energy screens, microconductors, software, steel, metal, machinery, semi-finished metal products, chemical products, petrochemical products, petroleum products.
• Main Exportation Partners
1° Westerosi | 83%
2° York | 3%
3° Kogi | 3%
4° Republic of Anglo | 3%
5° Denzentrum | 3%
6° United Nations of America | 3%
7° Other | 0,98%
Importations: iron ore, uranium, coal, food, oil, weapons, ammunition, pharmaceuticals
• Main Importations Partners
1° Fraeland | 31%
2° Westerosi | 25%
3° Kins Town | 24%
4° Ayyuthaya | 9%
5° North Fax | 8%
6° Other | 2%
Average Yearly Income:
$357.60
Gross Domestic Product (GDP):
$2,978,521,238.00
GDP per Capita:
$1,892.26
Gross National Income (GNI):
$1,758,349,540.00
Industries:
The most important sectors are: microconductors, oil, metallurgy. These activities together account for 47% of GDP. After the reforms made by the government in partnership with the OECD, Beistum has experienced an increase in foreign investment.
Beistum is the 5th largest economy in the world.
Energy industry became an growing and valuable since start to export it for India, China and Iran.
Technological industry start to develop fast since some startups like ALEOL, Many and others have become a world reference in the creation of microconductors.
Military
History:
Beistumian Army (BA) was created in 340 a.c when was a critical requirement to grant the country independence.
The first BA modernization happens in 1740 when was divide by 4 branches: Air Force, Military Special Operations, Ground Forces, Navy Force
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