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The Republic of the Union of Myanmar is a nation led by Senior General Nay Lin Aung on the continent of Asia. The Republic of the Union of Myanmar's government is a Parliamentary Democracy with very moderate social policies. Economically, The Republic of the Union of Myanmar favors moderate policies. The official currency of The Republic of the Union of Myanmar is the Kyat. At 42 days old, The Republic of the Union of Myanmar is an established nation. The Republic of the Union of Myanmar has a population of 1,157,380 and a land area of 12,000.00 sq. miles. This gives it a national average population density of 96.45. 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%.

🇲🇲 The Republic of the Union of Myanmar

"Order, Unity, Sovereignty"

Capital: Naypyidaw

Government Type: Presidential Parliamentary Democracy Repblic under Military Command

Head of State & Government: Senior General Nay Lin Aung (President & Commander-in-Chief of defense service)

Founded: December 14, 2111

Orbis Entry: August 25, 2112

 

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🛡️ National Overview

The Republic of the Union of Myanmar is a proud, sovereign nation-state forged from the ashes of civil war and national disintegration. Reunified under the command of the Tatmadaw, the new republic was established to ensure unity, order, and spiritual identity for all Burmese citizens.

Guided by the principles of discipline, patriotism, and Theravāda Buddhism, the Republic stands as a rising force in Orbis — rooted in tradition, but prepared for the challenges of the modern world.

 

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🪖 Leadership

At the helm is Senior General Nay Lin Aung, born June 14, 2079, a decorated military commander and founding father of the modern republic. Since taking office as President on August 25, 2112, he has:

Crushed internal insurgencies

Revived national culture and infrastructure

Maintained a strong, neutral foreign policy

Gained deep admiration from the people and military

 

Known for his quiet strength, unwavering loyalty, and devotion to the Union, Nay Lin Aung is both a leader and a symbol of national pride.

 

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🏯 Core Values

🛡️ National Sovereignty Above All

☸️ Preservation of Buddhist Identity

🏹 Strong Armed Forces as Guardians of the Republic

🕊️ Federal Unity with Ethnic Harmony

⚖️ Order, Integrity, Discipline

 

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🔰 Military

The Tatmadaw is the heart of national security and stability. With a modernized structure, elite officer corps, and loyal command under Senior General Nay Lin Aung, it remains the Republic’s shield and soul.

 

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📜 Roleplay Disclaimer

This is a fictional version of Myanmar in the world of Orbis.

It does not represent the real Republic of the Union of Myanmar, its government, or any real-world political authority.

All names, titles, leadership figures, events, and policies are part of a roleplaying scenario created for entertainment and strategic storytelling.

 

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Flag: National Flag
Nation Name: Myanmar
Leader Name: Nay Lin Aung
Currency: Currency Image
Kyat
National Animal: National Animal Image
Lion
History:
Geography
Continent: Asia
Land Area: 19,312.08 sq. km
Terrain: Myanmar features a diverse and dramatic terrain shaped by its location between the Himalayan foothills and Southeast Asia's tropical plains. The country spans a wide range of geographic features, which strongly influence its climate, agriculture, and ethnic diversity.

1. Mountain Ranges:

Eastern Highlands: The Shan Plateau dominates eastern Myanmar, with rolling hills and rugged mountains. It is home to many ethnic groups, such as the Shan and Pa-O.

Western Ranges: The Rakhine Yoma and Chin Hills form natural barriers along the western frontier, extending into India and Bangladesh.

Northern Highlands: The Hkakabo Razi region in Kachin State is Myanmar’s highest point (5,881 m / 19,295 ft), part of the eastern Himalayan range.


2. Central Lowlands:

The Dry Zone lies in the central region between the Shan Plateau and western hills. It includes cities like Mandalay and Nay Pyi Taw. This area is arid but agriculturally important due to irrigation projects and the Ayeyarwady River.


3. River Valleys and Plains:

The Ayeyarwady River is Myanmar’s lifeline, flowing from north to south and forming a fertile delta in the south. It supports rice cultivation, transport, and fishing.

Other major rivers include the Chindwin, Thanlwin (Salween), and Sittaung.


4. Coastal Regions:

The country has two main coastlines:

Bay of Bengal (west) with the Rakhine Coast

Andaman Sea (south) with the Tanintharyi Coast


These regions feature mangrove forests, islands, and deep-sea harbors like Dawei and Kyaukphyu.


5. Forests and Biodiversity:

Myanmar contains vast tropical and subtropical forests, particularly in Kachin, Sagaing, and Tanintharyi.

The terrain supports rich biodiversity, including elephants, tigers, and rare orchids.


Summary: Myanmar’s terrain is a blend of high mountains, dry plains, fertile river valleys, and long coastlines. This geographical variety contributes to the nation's cultural richness, strategic importance, and economic potential—especially in agriculture, energy, and trade.
Highest Peak: Mount Hkakabo Razi, 5,881 meters
Lowest Valley: Ayeyarwady Delta, 2 meters
Climate: Myanmar has a tropical monsoon climate, influenced by the Indian Ocean and the Southeast Asian monsoon system. The country experiences three distinct seasons, with regional variations due to its diverse terrain.

1. Three Main Seasons:

Hot Season (March to May):

Temperatures can rise above 40°C (104°F) in the central Dry Zone.

Coastal and mountainous areas are comparatively cooler.

The season is dry, with intense heat before the monsoon arrives.


Rainy Season / Monsoon (June to October):

Brought by the southwest monsoon winds from the Bay of Bengal.

Heavy rainfall, especially in coastal and hilly regions like Rakhine, Tanintharyi, and Kachin.

The Ayeyarwady Delta often faces flooding during peak months.

Central Myanmar (Dry Zone) receives less rain, remaining semi-arid.


Cool Season (November to February):

Pleasant weather across most of the country.

Temperatures range between 15°C to 25°C (59°F to 77°F) in lowlands.

In highland regions like Shan and Chin states, temperatures can drop below 5°C (41°F) at night.



2. Regional Climate Differences:

Central Myanmar (Dry Zone):

Semi-arid climate with low annual rainfall (500–1,000 mm).

Hot and dry for most of the year.


Coastal Areas (Rakhine, Mon, Tanintharyi):

Receive over 4,000–5,000 mm of rainfall annually.

Humid and prone to tropical storms during monsoon season.


Northern Highlands (Kachin, Chin):

Cooler year-round with misty mountains.

Snowfall may occasionally occur in the far north near Hkakabo Razi.



3. Natural Climate Hazards:

Cyclones: Occur mainly in the Bay of Bengal between April and November. Notable storms include Cyclone Nargis (2008).

Floods: Common in the delta and riverine regions during monsoon.

Droughts: Affect central Myanmar due to limited rainfall.
People & Society
Population: 1,157,380 people
Demonym: Burmese
Demonym Plural: Burmese
Ethnic Groups: Bamar (Burmese) - 70.0%
Sham - 10.0%
Karen - 8.0%
Languages: Burmese - 88.0%
Shan - 6.0%
Karen - 5.0%
Religions: Theravāda Buddhism - 90.0%
Christianity - 6.0%
Islam - 4.0%
Health
Life Expectancy: 90 years
Obesity: 6%
Alcohol Users: 0.9%
Tobacco Users: 44.4%
Cannabis Users: 85%
Hard Drug Users: 0.2%
Economy
Description:
Average Yearly Income: $222.37
Gross Domestic Product (GDP): $1,966,358,451.00
GDP per Capita: $1,698.97
Gross National Income (GNI): $1,326,958,230.00
Industries:
Military
History:
Soldiers: 85,307
Tanks: 4,410
Aircraft: 420
Ships: 20
Missiles: 0
Nuclear Weapons: 0
Last Updated: 05/31/2025 05:59 am