The Republic of Texas The Republic of Texas stands as an independent and ambitious nation, led by Governor Greg Abbott and forged through resilience, strength, and a deep-rooted commitment to self-reliance. With its powerful economy, expanding military, and unwavering national pride, Texas continues to secure its place among the great nations of the world.
Government & Leadership
Under the governance of Governor Greg Abbott, Texas operates as a self-sustaining state while pushing forward its national identity. Laws are shaped by Texan values, balancing freedom, security, and economic expansion. The Republic stands firm in its commitment to protecting its sovereignty and ensuring prosperity for all Texans.
Military & Defense
The Lone Star Armed Forces, structured for efficiency and expansion, ensures Texas’ defense across land, air, sea, and cyber operations. Total Military Strength: 7,000 Soldiers
1. Texas Ground Army (Infantry Forces) – 4,000 Soldiers
The backbone of Texas’ defense, responsible for securing borders and strategic positions.
Equipped with modern infantry rifles, body armor, and transport vehicles.
Special Forces Units trained in urban combat and tactical operations.
2. Texas Air Defense Corps – 1,000 Soldiers
Operates ground-based air defense systems, securing Texas skies.
Maintains base security at airfields and missile installations.
Drone operators and radar personnel oversee air surveillance.
3. Lone Star Navy & Coastal Defense – 1,000 Soldiers
Secures Texas' maritime borders and naval bases along the Gulf of Mexico.
Trained in amphibious operations and securing vital trade routes.
Texas Marines ensure rapid response for naval security.
4. Texas Strategic Command – 1,000 Soldiers
Oversees missile defense, cyber warfare, and intelligence operations.
Manages advanced surveillance, cyber security, and digital espionage.
Develops future defense strategies, including missile capabilities.
Economy & Currency: The Texas Redbacks
Texas honors its legacy by reinstating the Texas Redbacks—the historic currency issued in 1839. Fueled by oil exports, agriculture, and technology, Texas ensures a thriving and stable economy.
Culture & National Identity
With a heritage steeped in cowboy tradition, music, and technological innovation, Texas stands as a beacon of pride and resilience. The Lone Star flag waves over a nation committed to freedom and progress.
Diplomacy & Global Presence
Though still under state governance, Texas functions as a nation-like entity, forging alliances and securing trade agreements with influential global powers. The Republic continues to expand its presence in diplomacy, military strategy, and economic leadership.
Motto: Freedom, Strength, Legacy.
| National Factbook |
| Flag: |
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| Nation Name: |
Texas Republic |
| Leader Name: |
Greg Abott |
| Currency: |
Redbacks |
| National Animal: |
Longhorn |
| History: |
Centuries ago, Tejas emerged as a rugged frontier blessed with vast prairies, thriving rivers, and fertile soil. It was first inhabited by the Tejani people—nomadic hunters and storytellers who revered the "Spirit of the Land," a divine force believed to dwell in the rolling hills and desert winds. The Tejani lived in harmony with the land, crafting intricate legends about the stars and seasons.
Eventually, explorers from distant kingdoms set their sights on Tejas, drawn by its abundance of resources. Colonizers arrived, forging bustling outposts and introducing iron tools, horse-mounted cavalry, and complex trade networks. These settlers struck uneasy alliances with the Tejani, resulting in a turbulent era known as "The Copper Pact." A blend of cultures emerged—Tejas became renowned for its agricultural mastery, skilled artisans, and fierce warriors.
During the "Era of Revolutions," Tejas broke free from its colonial rulers, led by a band of charismatic leaders known as the Flame Council. The council drafted the Tejani Compact, a charter of independence promising equality, innovation, and resilience in the face of adversity. Tejas thrived as a beacon of freedom and ingenuity—its citizens, often called "Tejans," prided themselves on their adaptability and rugged determination.
However, Tejas faced internal strife during "The Shadow Wars," a period marked by competing factions vying for control of the Flameheart Valley, believed to be home to ancient treasures and powerful relics. Peace was restored only after the signing of the Treaty of Iron Mesa, which united the warring groups under a single banner.
Today, Tejas stands as a realm of contrasts—where lush farmland meets arid deserts, and traditions of the past mingle with cutting-edge technologies. Sky-sailing vessels hum over ancient stone ruins, and the Tejani Compact remains etched into every citizen's heart. Yet, whispers of unrest linger as tales of the "Spirit of the Land" resurface, hinting at secrets buried deep beneath the soil. |
| Geography |
| Continent: |
North America |
| Land Area: |
6,080.09 sq. km |
| Terrain: |
Tejas, a realm of striking contrasts, unfolds like a storybook of nature's artistry. Its landscape is a blend of fertile plains, arid deserts, rugged mountains, and vibrant coasts—each region brimming with its own character and lore.
The Dawn Plains stretch across the eastern reaches of Tejas, where rolling prairies shimmer under endless sunrises. Known for its fertile soil, this land thrives with golden fields of grain and sprawling orchards. The rivers that carve through these plains, such as the Serpent's Thread, carry legends of ancient Tejani pilgrimages and mystical healing waters.
In the heart of Tejas lies the Horizon Hills, a rugged expanse of limestone cliffs and emerald valleys. Known as the cradle of early Tejani culture, this region is dotted with sacred groves, hidden springs, and ancient stone carvings. Legends speak of the "Heartstone," a mysterious relic buried beneath the hills, said to pulse in tune with the land’s heartbeat.
To the north, the High Prairie Expanse dominates. This flat, windswept plateau stretches to the horizon, interrupted only by the occasional mesa or butte. Known for its sweeping vistas and unpredictable weather, the High Prairie is a land of both beauty and danger, where herds of wild stormhorns roam free and lightning dances across the open skies.
The western edge of Tejas is ruled by the Redstone Ranges, a series of towering peaks and deep canyons shaped by time and fire. The Chasm of Echoes, one of the deepest gorges, holds countless secrets whispered by the wind. Among these mountains lies the Flameheart Pass, a treacherous route lined with fiery volcanic vents, guarded fiercely by nature itself.
Finally, the southern frontier opens onto the Azure Shore, where the land meets the restless tides of the Crystal Gulf. A paradise of sandy beaches, tidal marshes, and mangrove forests, this coastal region is teeming with life. The vibrant harbors of the shore are alive with trade, while sailors whisper of the "Song of the Tides," a melody said to guide lost ships safely home.
Together, these regions form the tapestry of Tejas—a land of natural wonder, untamed spirit, and stories waiting to be told. Its terrain not only shapes its people but also holds mysteries and treasures that beckon adventurers from far and wide. |
| Highest Peak: |
Mt. Hermes, 10,000 meters |
| Lowest Valley: |
Central Tejas, 1,000 meters |
| Climate: |
The vast land of Tejas, stretching from shimmering coasts to rugged deserts, is a realm where the climate mirrors its dynamic terrain—bold, varied, and ever-changing. This diversity gives Tejas its distinct personality and plays a vital role in shaping its history, culture, and way of life.
The Coastal Radiance Along the southern shores of Tejas, where the Crystal Gulf laps against sandy beaches, a subtropical climate reigns. Warm and humid, this region experiences mild winters and long, sultry summers. The Azure Shore is marked by frequent storms, especially during the rainy season when thunderclouds sweep inland from the sea. The trade winds here bring refreshing breezes, often carrying the scent of salt and mangroves.
The Verdant Heartlands Moving toward central Tejas, the Horizon Hills and adjacent prairies boast a temperate climate. Here, winters are cool and pleasant, while summers bring both warmth and sporadic thunderstorms. Spring paints the hills with vibrant wildflowers, while autumn dresses them in golden hues. Rainfall varies, yet rivers like the Serpent's Thread stay replenished by seasonal downpours, nurturing this region’s agriculture and wildlife.
The Windswept Plains To the north, the High Prairie Expanse is ruled by a semi-arid climate. Dry winds sweep across vast open grasslands, punctuated by sudden storms that flash across the horizon. Summers are scorching, with temperatures climbing high, while winters bring brisk air and, occasionally, light snowfall. This region is known for its unpredictable weather, with days that can shift from tranquil to tempestuous in mere moments.
The Arid Frontier Far west, in the Redstone Ranges and Chasm of Echoes, lies the most unforgiving climate of Tejas—the desert heart. This region is characterized by scorching days and frigid nights, with minimal rainfall and fierce, dry winds. The volcanic vents near Flameheart Pass create unique microclimates, where bursts of heat collide with cooler canyon air, stirring up ghostly mists. Despite its harshness, the desert holds unparalleled beauty in its fiery sunsets and starlit nights.
The Climate of Contrasts Tejas experiences dramatic weather contrasts, influenced by its size and geography. While the Azure Shore may bask in gentle rains, the Redstone Ranges can be gripped by drought. The spring season is a time of renewal across the land, bringing thunderstorms that replenish rivers and awaken dormant plant life. Summers test the resilience of Tejans with their intensity, while winters offer respite and a quieter beauty.
Whispers of Change Legend has it that the climate of Tejas is tied to the "Spirit of the Land." Some Tejani sages believe that extreme weather events—like the lightning storms of the High Prairie or the gusts of the Redstone Ranges—are manifestations of the spirit’s moods. Though scientific minds dismiss such tales, adventurers often find themselves pondering these ancient stories as they traverse Tejas’ landscapes. |
| People & Society |
| Population: |
323,289 people |
| Demonym: |
Tejan |
| Demonym Plural: |
Tejans |
| Ethnic Groups: |
White - 78.2%
Black - 10.9%
European - 10.9% |
| Languages: |
English - 99.9%
Spanish - 0.1%
Chinese - 0.1% |
| Religions: |
Christianity - 78.2%
Baptism - 12.9%
Satanism - 8.7% |
| Health |
| Life Expectancy: |
75 years |
| Obesity: |
21.4% |
| Alcohol Users: |
83.8% |
| Tobacco Users: |
42.3% |
| Cannabis Users: |
12.9% |
| Hard Drug Users: |
17.6% |
| Economy |
| Description: |
Tejas, with its vast and varied landscapes, has cultivated an economy as diverse and dynamic as its terrain. From the bustling ports of the Azure Shore to the rugged mines of the Redstone Ranges, the wealth of Tejas flows through its ingenuity, resilience, and rich natural resources.
The Coastal Trade Hub The Azure Shore is the lifeblood of Tejas' economy, home to vibrant ports that hum with activity. Merchant ships from across distant realms dock here, unloading exotic goods and precious commodities. Fisheries thrive in the bountiful Crystal Gulf, while coastal mangroves provide rare herbs and alchemical ingredients. The harbors of Tejas are renowned for their shipbuilding guilds, crafting sturdy vessels powered by both steam and sail.
Agricultural Abundance The Dawn Plains and Verdant Heartlands form the breadbasket of Tejas, with sprawling farms and ranches that dominate the landscape. The fertile soil yields a wealth of crops, from golden wheat and sun-kissed corn to vibrant fruits like flameberries, prized for their sweet and spicy flavor. Ranching is a way of life here, with herds of thunderhorn cattle grazing under endless skies. These regions export foodstuffs and textiles far and wide, sustaining Tejas' reputation as a land of plenty.
Industrial Innovation In the Horizon Hills and High Prairie Expanse, the innovative spirit of Tejans has birthed an industrial revolution. Steamworks and foundries dot the landscape, fueled by coal and volcanic energy sourced from the Redstone Ranges. The ingenuity of Tejani inventors has led to the creation of advanced machinery, alchemical tools, and sky-sailing vessels, all of which are traded throughout the realm and beyond. Markets here are lively hubs of invention, where traders haggle over the latest contraptions.
Mining and Resource Extraction The Redstone Ranges in the west are rich with valuable minerals, such as iron, copper, and the legendary "firestone," a gemstone believed to hold magical properties. Miners endure harsh conditions to extract these resources, which fuel the industries of Tejas and provide its artisans with materials for crafting intricate jewelry, weaponry, and tools. The Chasm of Echoes is particularly famous for its rare ores, though many warn of its treacherous paths.
The Spirit of Entrepreneurship At the heart of the Tejani economy is its entrepreneurial spirit. Markets buzz with activity as merchants, artisans, and innovators trade goods and ideas. Guilds play a pivotal role in regulating trade, fostering innovation, and settling disputes. The Tejani Compact encourages free enterprise while ensuring that the wealth of Tejas benefits all its citizens.
Challenges and Opportunities Despite its prosperity, the economy of Tejas faces challenges. The Shadow Wars of the past left scars on trade routes, and rumors of unrest in the Redstone Ranges threaten mining operations. Climate extremes—like the droughts of the High Prairie and coastal hurricanes—test the resilience of Tejas’ industries. Yet, the indomitable spirit of the Tejani people ensures that they rise to every challenge, finding opportunity in adversity. |
| Average Yearly Income: |
$80.19 |
| Gross Domestic Product (GDP): |
$691,370,901.00 |
| GDP per Capita: |
$2,138.55 |
| Gross National Income (GNI): |
$592,774,235.00 |
| Industries: |
The land of Tejas boasts a robust and multifaceted industrial landscape, fueled by its diverse natural resources, innovative spirit, and the resilience of its people. From traditional crafts to cutting-edge technologies, Tejas’ industries reflect both its rich heritage and its boundless ambition.
Agriculture and Ranching Agriculture is the cornerstone of Tejas’ economy, flourishing across the fertile Dawn Plains and Verdant Heartlands. Tejas is a major producer of grains, fruits, and herbs, with flameberry orchards and sun-grain fields prized across the realm. Ranching thrives on the high prairies, with cattle, sheep, and the unique thunderhorn herds dominating the landscape. The leatherworking guilds of Tejas are particularly renowned, crafting everything from armor to trade goods.
Fishing and Coastal Harvesting The Azure Shore is a hub for maritime industries. Tejans harvest a bounty of fish, shellfish, and rare aquatic treasures from the Crystal Gulf. Pearlers dive for iridescent jewels, while coastal foragers gather alchemical ingredients from mangroves and marshes. Shipbuilding is a major industry here, with coastal towns competing to produce the swiftest vessels.
Mining and Metalwork The Redstone Ranges are the heart of Tejas’ mining industry, yielding precious metals and gemstones such as iron, copper, and firestone. Miners brave perilous conditions to extract resources that fuel industries across the land. The artisans of Flameheart Pass are celebrated for their metalwork, crafting fine tools, weapons, and machinery from the unique materials of the region.
Steamwork and Innovation In the Horizon Hills and beyond, a booming steamwork industry is transforming Tejas into a land of technological marvels. Factories and workshops hum with activity as inventors refine sky-sailing vessels, alchemical engines, and intricate clockwork contraptions. The Steam Guilds regulate trade and innovation, ensuring the harmonious growth of this vital sector.
Crafting and Artisanry Tejas is home to skilled artisans who preserve traditional crafts while embracing new techniques. From pottery to jewelry-making, the creative guilds of Tejas produce goods sought after across the realm. The Horizon Hills are particularly famous for their stone carvings and glassworks, often inspired by the legends etched into the region’s history.
Commerce and Trade Trade is the lifeblood of Tejas’ economy, with bustling markets in every major town and city. Merchants form caravans that cross its diverse terrains, exchanging goods ranging from fine textiles to rare minerals. The Azure Shore’s ports connect Tejas to distant realms, while inland trade routes weave through the Redstone Ranges and High Prairie.
Challenges and Resilience Despite its prosperity, the industries of Tejas are not without challenges. Climate extremes, such as droughts and storms, test agricultural and mining operations. Political tensions occasionally disrupt trade routes, and the harsh environments of the Redstone Ranges demand constant ingenuity. Yet, the industrious Tejani people rise to these challenges, driving the industries of Tejas to new heights. |
| Military |
| History: |
Tejas, shaped by its storied past and diverse terrain, has built a formidable and adaptable military that reflects its people's tenacity and ingenuity. Known as the Iron Vanguard, the military forces of Tejas are a blend of tradition, technology, and unparalleled resilience. From the rugged mountains to the coastal plains, its guardians stand ready to defend the realm.
The Thunderhorn Cavalry The Thunderhorn Cavalry is the pride of Tejas, renowned for their mastery of mounted warfare. Riding the powerful thunderhorns—sturdy steeds uniquely adapted to Tejas’ terrain—these warriors are swift, disciplined, and nearly unstoppable on the battlefield. The cavalry is celebrated for their precision charges, capable of breaking enemy lines with devastating force. Their riders are trained from an early age, forming an unbreakable bond with their mounts.
The Flame Guard The Flame Guard serves as the elite infantry of Tejas, forged in the traditions of the ancient Tejani. Clad in reinforced armor inspired by the heat-resistant materials of the Redstone Ranges, these soldiers are adept at fighting in extreme conditions. Armed with weapons powered by alchemical flame, they are both fierce and highly skilled. The Flame Guard protects the Heartstone relics and sacred sites, ensuring that the spirit of Tejas remains unbroken.
The Skywatch Corps The innovation of Tejas is exemplified by the Skywatch Corps—an aerial division that commands sky-sailing vessels powered by volcanic steam and wind energy. These ships provide reconnaissance, transport, and strategic bombardments, making them vital in both defense and offense. The Skywatch captains are celebrated inventors as well as warriors, responsible for upgrading their vessels with cutting-edge technologies.
The Iron Spurs The Iron Spurs are the special operations unit of Tejas, operating deep within enemy territory or hostile landscapes. Masters of stealth and guerrilla warfare, they use the rugged terrain of the Redstone Ranges and High Prairie Expanse to their advantage. Equipped with lightweight gear and adaptive weaponry, the Spurs are highly versatile, often conducting missions that turn the tide of battle.
The Stormshield Battalion Tasked with defending the Azure Shore and coastal regions, the Stormshield Battalion specializes in maritime and amphibious operations. They guard Tejas’ ports, repel invasions, and rescue stranded sailors during Crystal Gulf storms. Their fleet includes swift frigates and specialized vessels equipped for combat and recovery missions.
Command and Structure The military of Tejas operates under the guidance of the High Council of Defense, which ensures unity and strategic coordination among all divisions. Training academies scattered across the Horizon Hills and Dawn Plains prepare new recruits with rigorous programs, emphasizing discipline, survival skills, and loyalty to the land.
Challenges and Legacy While Tejas’ military is robust, it faces challenges such as maintaining its forces across vast terrains and adapting to ever-evolving threats. The Iron Vanguard often finds itself stretched thin during natural disasters or political unrest. Despite these hurdles, the military’s legacy is one of perseverance, earning Tejas its reputation as a realm that can withstand any storm. |
| Soldiers: |
4,853 |
| Tanks: |
0 |
| Aircraft: |
0 |
| Ships: |
0 |
| Missiles: |
0 |
| Nuclear Weapons: |
0 |
| Last Updated: 05/01/2025 05:35 pm |
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