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The Kingdom of Kongo is a nation led by Manikongo Xandreque Majante on the continent of Africa. The Kingdom of Kongo's government is a Communist Monarchy with very conservative social policies. Economically, The Kingdom of Kongo favors far left wing policies. The official currency of The Kingdom of Kongo is the Franc. At 32 days old, The Kingdom of Kongo is an established nation. The Kingdom of Kongo has a population of 282,944 and a land area of 6,250.00 sq. miles. This gives it a national average population density of 45.27. Pollution in the nation is noticeable. The citizens' faith in the government is completely depleted with an approval rating of 0%.

The Kingdom of Kongo was destroyed in 1914 after the realm, reduced to a vassal state of Portugal, was destroyed during the suppression of the Great Congo Revolt. However, in 1960 both the Republic of Congo and Democratic Republic of the Congo gained independence. Soon after, the states' many ethnic groups revolted and the nations collapsed into violent civil war. A warlord residing over the Nygueme Lordship which controlled much of the Congo River was able to unite the Congolese people under a "monarchy with socialist principles" seated in Kinshasa. The Holy Shamanistic Order, a council of Shamans lead by the Lord Dragon, elected this warlord, Xandreque Majante King Elect of the new Kingdom of Kongo. Xandreque would later be crowned João II, the official Manikongo.

 

Government:
Executive:

  • House of the Manikongo
  • Office of the Premier
  • Bureau of State
  • Bureau of Defense
  • Bureau of Commerce
  • Bureau of The Treasury
  • Bureau of The Interior
  • Bureau of Agriculture
  • Bureau or Housing
  • Bureau of Education
  • Bureau of Labor
  • Association of State Intelligence and Security
  • Commission of Finance, Income, and Trade

Judicial:

  • Royal Supreme Court of the Kongo
  • Association of Taxation and Income Affairs
  • Corruption Uproot Ministry
  • Environment State Commission

Legislative:
 

  • Council of Tribes Parliamentary Assembly
  • People's Congressional Assembly
  • Labor and Communal Representative Assembly

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