- ANY OFFENSIVE WAR DECLARED ON SIAM WILL LEAD TO NUCLEAR RETALIATION.
The Democracy of Siam advocates for peace and prosperity for all individuals, regardless of nationality or ethnicity. It promotes freedom within Asia and globally.
Siam is a parliamentary republic with two chambers: the Chamber of Deputies and the Chamber of Representatives. The 130 Deputies are elected by popular vote, while the 70 Representatives are elected by proportional majority within their states. This means a candidate can win even if they receive fewer overall votes, provided they have majority support in their state's cities.
The President of Siam is elected by popular vote and appoints ministers to oversee seven key government ministries: Agriculture, Finance and Economics, Defense, Education, Health and Human Services, Transportation, and Development and Infrastructure.
Citizens can propose bills via a referendum once a year if they garner sufficient support. Parliament also has the authority to vote on the removal of the President or a Presidential candidate at any time.
| National Factbook |
| Flag: |
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| Nation Name: |
Siam |
| Leader Name: |
John Charles |
| Currency: |
Dollar |
| National Animal: |
Lion |
| History: |
Forming out of the remnants of the old Ayutthaya and Rattanakosin Kingdoms, the Democracy of Siam has an older history than most.
In history, Siam was referred to as Syam by Portuguese settlers. Although the land itself had been under various kingdoms and empires, the main population has remained with the same ideals and name.
Tai travelers from southern China arrived in 700 A.D. and began to establish themselves amongst the population. Though many wars broke out, the Siam/Tai population was able to thrive under Ayutthaya.
After more than 400 years of power, in 1767, the Kingdom of Ayutthaya was brought down by invading Burmese armies, its capital burned, and the territory split. Despite its complete defeat and occupation by Burma, Siam made a rapid recovery. The resistance to Burmese rule was led by a noble of Chinese descent, Taksin, a capable military leader. Initially based at Chanthaburi in the southeast, within a year he had defeated the Burmese occupation army and re-established a Siamese state with its capital at Thonburi on the west bank of the Chao Phraya, 20 km from the sea. In 1767 he was crowned as King Taksin (now officially known as "Taksin the Great").
Eventually, Taskin and his followers were exterminated by the Chakri monarch and Siam entered a long period of combating colonialism and dynasties taking turns amongst several wars.
It wasn’t until the late 1800s that order was established. The French and British allowed Bangkok (Thonburi) to be the home of the democratic leaders of the temporary autonomous region.
Under constant threat from the Khmer, Burmese, Vietnamese, and European forces, Thonburi (Bangkok) was established as a neutral capital where no army was allowed to enter. In the 1920s, multiple permanent peace agreements with neighboring countries and European powers allowed Siam to rebuild a permanent centralized government.
Bangkok was officially renamed Thonburi in 1932, and the people of Siam were officially a democratic nation by 1933.
In 1939, Siam signed a production contract with the British Defense Ministry to produce over 200,000 arms and munitions. By December that year, over 20,000 Siamese troops were stationed with Canadian and Indian forces in London. Siam officially joined the war January 1st, 1940.
The Siamese people were appalled by the decision to declare war without their knowledge. This introduced a new generation of anti-government activists, merely a decade into just having establish a permanent government.
Siam-English Defense Minister Jake Buka Charles realized that a weak leader, anti-government protesters, and a war raging on, something needed to be done.
In the 1942 Siam presidential elections, Defense Minister Jake Buka Charles ran against his own president who had appointed him to the position. President Ling Gazhi offered to make Charles his Vice Minister, allowing him more control and power, the offer was left ignored.
Jake Buka Charles was officially elected, he vowed to pull out of the war and prepare for the rebuilding and expansion of Siam. This was put on hold when the United States made an offer President Charles couldn’t refuse, there was no choice. Secretly join the war against Japan and assist China, in return Siam received a mutual defense grant from the Allies. President Charles ordered all troops stationed in London to be withdrawn, made to look and dress as the Chinese forces, and sent to fight against Japan.
Siam was awarded land by the French, British, and an island in the pacific for its efforts in Europe and Asia. The British had fulfilled its obligations to repay Siam for the weapons provided. Siam was on its way to become a democratic economic powerhouse in South Asia by 1950.
The 1960s were a test of friendship for Siam. Following the Vietnamese conflict very closely, Siam President Songku formally removed both Vietnamese government from the formal defense pact. American President Eisenhower had informed Siam officials to avoid any and all diplomatic relations with communist Vietnam, Siam agreed and began supplying Southern Vietnam Democratic Forces. This all came to an end in 1973, Siam had officially withdrawn any forces-in-training and honored the Paris Vietnamese Ceasefire.
Siam was now in full control of Thonburi (Bangkok) and Pattaya. Its economic advantages led to a strong military. It wasn’t long before Siam became a regional power.
Following the terror attacks of September 11th, Siam officially embargoed Saudi Arabia after officials learned that two Saudi Arabian members of a prominent terrorist group had attempted to attack the American embassy. These members had been found hiding in the Saudi Arabian embassy in Port Satta, Siam.
In 2017, President Charles withdrew from all agreements with America, citing irreconcilable differences between the two leaders at the time. Siam officials also warned the CIA about Chinese interference in Asian elections, including Siam and Vietnam. American officials did not respond until an official CIA report was sent to The Siam Intelligence Agency in 2021. The report concluded that Chinese authorities had attempted to overturn and interfere in the last two Siamese elections. The Chinese authorities were also caught sending weapons and ammunition to The Bangkok Rebellion Group, a terrorist organization known for their hostile behavior towards citizens and the Siam government.
Finally, Siam and America signed an official non-NATO alliance treaty by the end of 2022.
Relations between Siam and China have reached a critical stage, no travel or trade is allowed between the two nations.
However relations between Siam and its neighbors have flourished into defense and trade agreements. |
| Geography |
| Continent: |
Asia |
| Land Area: |
50,050.47 sq. km |
| Terrain: |
Defined by picturesque beaches and large marshes, Siam has a very diverse terrain. Rainforests and mountains define the eastern part of Siam, while the west is coastal and tropical. |
| Highest Peak: |
Mt. Inthanon, 2,585 meters |
| Lowest Valley: |
Gulf of Thailand, -98 meters |
| Climate: |
Tropical, warm climate.
From February to September, Siam is warm-hot, with storms expected monthly.
From October to January, the climate is cooler, and much windier, but never reaching temperatures low enough for snow. |
| People & Society |
| Population: |
1,788,484 people |
| Demonym: |
Siam |
| Demonym Plural: |
Siamese |
| Ethnic Groups: |
Thai - 45.5%
Siam - 38.9%
Karen - 4.9% |
| Languages: |
Thai - 68.9%
English - 46.9% |
| Religions: |
Buddhism - 72.1%
Christianity - 19.6%
Other Religious Groups - 3.8% |
| Health |
| Life Expectancy: |
87 years |
| Obesity: |
7.1% |
| Alcohol Users: |
42.3% |
| Tobacco Users: |
32.3% |
| Cannabis Users: |
37.6% |
| Hard Drug Users: |
6.8% |
| Economy |
| Description: |
Siam has a balanced economy, though some refer to its progressive tax rate as a governmental overreach.
Siam offers many government subsidies for small to medium companies to thrive financially.
Siam offers small and limited tax breaks to major corporations that contribute to the government’s expansion.
Siam does not provide any subsidies for fossil fuel companies that are not based in Siam. |
| Average Yearly Income: |
$108.89 |
| Gross Domestic Product (GDP): |
$2,302,446,412.00 |
| GDP per Capita: |
$1,287.37 |
| Gross National Income (GNI): |
$845,900,275.00 |
| Industries: |
The three major industries of Siam include agriculture, oil, and steel.
Siam has a large agricultural sector that can feed its own population and the entire country of China. Provided enough seafood and grain to feed over 2 Billion people around the world.
Siam has also focused on oil production and sale to expand its borders. One of the few nations not apart of OPEC, Siam sells fuel to Taiwan and America at a discounted rate but this has proven to keep the Siam Petroleum Corporation (SPC) as the biggest exporter of fuel in Asia.
Steel and Iron provide the Siam economy a large stable income. Siam has been profiting off the affordable Iron and Steel industry since 1935, forming the National Siam Steel and Iron Company (NSSIC). |
| Military |
| History: |
The armed forces of Siam was formed in 1932, when Siam as a whole came to be again.
Since 1932, the Siamese army has more than doubled. By 1945 the Siamese Naval Force was formed and shortly after came the Air Force.
In 2002, Siam signed a non-major NATO agreement. This agreement allowed the United States, Germany, and Japan to train Siamese troops in anti-terrorism training and other activities.
By 2010 the United States and Japan had over 3,000 troops in Thonburi. Later in 2012, President Obama signed an agreement to send two 1998 U.S. Navy submarines and a munitions package in exchange for military access throughout the entire Nation of Siam.
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| Soldiers: |
33,509 |
| Tanks: |
1,465 |
| Aircraft: |
0 |
| Ships: |
36 |
| Missiles: |
65 |
| Nuclear Weapons: |
0 |
| Last Updated: 07/11/2024 06:46 pm |
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