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The Nahua Islands is a nation led by Empress Nakoloaa Mulakaano on the continent of South America. The Nahua Islands's government is a Monarchy with very conservative social policies. Economically, The Nahua Islands favors moderate policies. The official currency of The Nahua Islands is the Nahua Nasau. At 32 days old, The Nahua Islands is an established nation. The Nahua Islands has a population of 153,086 and a land area of 2,600.00 sq. miles. This gives it a national average population density of 58.88. Pollution in the nation is almost non-existent. The citizens' faith in the government is plentiful with an approval rating of 84.9543%.

The Nahua Islands is an island nation located in the Pacific Ocean. The islands are home to a diverse population of approximately 120,000 people, primarily of Melanesian and Polynesian descent. The economy of the Nahua Islands is based on tourism, fishing, and agriculture. The islands are known for their beautiful beaches, lush rainforests, and friendly people.

The Nahua Islands are a popular tourist destination, and visitors come to enjoy the islands' natural beauty, cultural attractions, and relaxed atmosphere. The islands are also home to a number of unique wildlife species, including the endangered Kokonutua(coconut crab) and The national animal; the Nakuarikitoa.

The Nahua Islands are a developing country, and the government is working to improve the standard of living for its citizens. The islands have a rich culture and history, and the people of the Nahua Islands are proud of their heritage.

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Flag: National Flag
Nation Name: The Nahua Islands
Leader Name: Nakoloaa Mulakaano
Currency: Currency Image
Nahua Nasau
National Animal: National Animal Image
Nakuarikitoa
History: The Nahua Islands

Ancient Origins:
Like New Caledonia,The Nahua Islands was settled by Nahua peoples thousands of years ago. The Nahua people developed a distinct culture, with strong maritime traditions and unique artistic expressions.
Oral histories within The Nahua Islands speak of a time when their island was part of a larger landmass (connecting to the Zealandia concept), and of ancestral voyages that shaped their identity.
Colonial Encounters:
In the 19th century, European powers arrived in the region. France, as with New Caledonia, exerted influence over Nahua.
However, Nahua's remote location and the fierce resistance of its people limited the extent of direct colonial control.
There where still major influences regarding language, and trade.
20th Century and Rising Tensions:
As New Caledonia experienced growing calls for independence in the late 20th century, similar sentiments arose in Nahua.
Nahua cultural and political leaders, including a rising voice named "Nakoloaa Mulakaano," advocated for self-determination.
Nakoloaa Mulakaano, a charismatic and skilled negotiator, became a symbol of Nahua national identity. She used both traditional oratory and modern political strategies to unite her people.
The Path to Independence:
Differences in cultural values and economic priorities created a divide between NAhua and the main territory of New Caledonia.
After a series of referendums, and intense political negotiations, a peaceful separation was achieved in 2025.
Nakoloaa Mulakaano was then elected the first president of the newly formed nation of Nahua.
Modern Nahua:
Under President Mulakaano's leadership, Nahua has focused on sustainable development, protecting its unique environment, and strengthening its cultural heritage.
Nahua has become a strong voice in Pacific regional forums, advocating for climate action and the rights of small island nations.
Nahua has also had to work hard to establish its own economy, and has focused on sustainable tourism, and fishing.
Geography
Continent: South America
Land Area: 4,184.28 sq. km
Terrain:
Highest Peak: Mt. Saqavua, 1,875 meters
Lowest Valley: Nasoqua's Gully, -149 meters
Climate: The island's climate is a tropical paradise, blessed with warm sunshine, gentle breezes, and abundant rainfall. The lush vegetation thrives in this fertile environment, creating a verdant tapestry of life that is both breathtaking and invigorating. The air is filled with the sweet scent of exotic flowers and the soothing sounds of the ocean waves lapping against the shore.
People & Society
Population: 153,086 people
Demonym: Nahua People
Demonym Plural: Nahua People
Ethnic Groups: Nahua Islander - 78.4%
Nasoqua People - 14.5%
Nasoqua People - 78.6%
Languages: Nahua - 78.4%
Nasoquan Creole - 14.5%
Religions: Nalakism - 57.8%
Shoism - 14.5%
Health
Life Expectancy: 89 years
Obesity: 4.6%
Alcohol Users: 12.4%
Tobacco Users: 0%
Cannabis Users: 0%
Hard Drug Users: 0%
Economy
Description:
Average Yearly Income: $71.42
Gross Domestic Product (GDP): $79,048,626.00
GDP per Capita: $516.37
Gross National Income (GNI): $67,139,195.00
Industries:
Military
History: The island's history is intertwined with the strategic importance of New Caledonia, a French territory in the region. During the Cold War, Nahua served as a military base, its strategic location providing a watchful eye over the vast expanse of the Pacific. However, with the easing of geopolitical tensions, the base fell into disuse, its concrete bunkers and weathered barracks standing as silent sentinels of a bygone era and since then the Country has been without a military for 9 years

In the early 21st century, a new figure had risin to power and recognized the loss of military and decided to build one from the start of this year and since then there has been over 1000 recruits since the start of January
Soldiers: 0
Tanks: 0
Aircraft: 0
Ships: 0
Missiles: 0
Nuclear Weapons: 0
Last Updated: 03/02/2025 03:31 am